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BOYD WEBB | ’Billet Doux’, ’Chorea’ and ’Dowse’

January 08th 2021

Through laborious and theatrical studio set-ups, Boyd Webb’s photographic works depict surreal scenes that portray ideas of the real and the imagined. Narrative stills of actors performing a drama in miniature, or still lifes like a true-like bouquet of plastic flowers or popcorn simply lined up looking like a puff of smoke - are all part of the artist’s endeavor to examine various themes of human exploration and the threat of science and technology. Webb’s capacity to engage the viewer and deliver his messages through deception of photography, shortlisted the artist for the Turner Prize in ’88. Three photographic print editions, Billet Doux, Chorea and Dowse, form part of the artist’s work from the late nineties.
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NOMA BAR | ’Full Bodied 1’ and ‘Full Bodied 2’

December 25th 2020

Instantly recognisable, the award-winning works by Noma Bar teases the audience and delivers the core message through arresting clarity and humour. From a primary image, the artist applies positive and negative space, taking the viewer by the hand into multiple layers of the imagery - where one image leads to the next. Conveying complex messages of public matters, politics or simply perplexing words of double meaning, Bar is not afraid to be thought-provoking, however, he always stays on the right side of appropriateness. Released in 2014, Full Bodied 1 and Full Bodied 2 represent a part of Bar’s fun-loving works.
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KENNY SCHARF | ’Bismoland’, ‘Check Fest’ and ’Red Spiral Snake’

December 11th 2020

Swayed by pop culture and consumerism, Kenny Scharf swiftly became an integral part of the influential East Village art scene in the early eighties in New York; a diverse group of graffiti, hip hop and street artists. Trying to push the line between popular culture and art, his early cartoon-style work, informed by Flintstone and The Jetsons, shifted in the decades to come into colourful, smiley and stylised aliens blending into each other - a genre he framed as Pop Surrealism. Bismoland, Check Fest and Red Spiral Snake are three lithographic editions from the nineties released through Eyestorm, presenting different visual sides to Scharf’s urban art practice.
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JACKY TSAI | 'A Garden of Vibrant Dreams'

November 27th 2020

Taking his first steps in a city with a legacy of fusing Eastern and the Western culture, it is no surprise that Shanghainese artist, Jacky Tsai, today represents the pinnacle of Eastern Pop Art. Presented as harmonious compositions, white ginger lily flowers, cranes and koi fish are blended with acrobats, gramophones, biplanes and the occasional zebra. Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2014, Shanghai Tang, a luxury retailer based in Hong Kong, and Tsai created a series of works visualising ‘a garden of vibrant dreams’. From the collective works, six sceenprints were released in exclusive collaboration with Eyestorm. They are known as the Shanghai Tang series.
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FABRICE HYBERT | 'Prototypes of Working Objects'

November 13th 2020

Gifted with a scientist’s mind and being an artist at heart, Fabrice Hybert has from the early eighties relentlessly aimed to examine the way we communicate and to mimic the endless linkages between ideas; a theme he refers to as the ‘the enormous reservoir of the possible’. To the artist, collective information and processes lead to outcomes, in the same way that a forest grows not just from a seed, but the unified input of the environment. In the series ‘Prototypes of working objects’, Hybert created bizarre mutations of everyday objects, theatrically tested by his collaborator, Elian Pine Carrington. Three photographic editions were released from ‘Deep Narcissus, POF No.2’.
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Noma Bar

Full Bodied 2, 2014

Full Bodied 1, 2014

$ 750.00

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HELMUT NEWTON | Investing in Art

One of the most infamous photographers in art history and best known of the twentieth century, Helmut Newton was an influential German-Australian fashion photographer and forefather of provocative aesthetics.

In Newton’s photography, his women command attention. They are treacherous, even menacing, yet always elegant. His portraits achieved international fame in the 1970s while Newton worked principally for French Vogue, and became celebrated for their controversial scenarios, bold lighting, hypersexualised poses and striking compositions.
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Damien Hirst

Opium, 2000

$ 10,275.00Available from a private collection

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Damien Hirst

Henrik Simonsen

Carne Griffiths

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD), 2000

Valium, 2000

Red and Blue, 2011

The Escape, 2014

$ 19,170.00

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$ 3,035.00

$ 575.00

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Kenny Scharf

Jacky Tsai

Lucie Bennett

Bismoland, 1994

The Erotic Dream of the Red Chamber, 2016

Green Felt Tip Girl, 2005

Pink Knickers, 2005

$ 2,760.00

$ 2,240.00

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$ 4,485.00

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INTEREST IN EARLY PRINT EDITIONS BY LUCIE BENNETT

For more than a decade Lucie Bennett has been seducing viewers with her silhouette line drawings of haunting sirens, alluring pin-ups and supernatural nymphs. Her print editions from 2005 - 2012 are increasingly being requested by collectors.

If you own a print, such as Pink Knickers, Green Felt Tip Girl or Red Felt Tip Girl and you wish to sell, we have clients who are looking for select pieces. You can get in touch with us via the Contact page, which you can find here.










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