J.M.W. Turner Wall Art — Light, Storm, and the Birth of Modern Landscape Painting
Turner’s dissolving light and dramatic storms changed what landscape painting could be. A guide to his work and how it transforms a room.
Gift Ideas
Zanele Muholi Wall Art — Visual Activism and the Power of Black Portraiture
Zanele Muholi calls themselves a ‘visual activist.’ Their extraordinary portraits represent some of the most important photography of the 21st century.
Gift Ideas, Wall Art
Kehinde Wiley Wall Art — Regal Portraits and the Reclaiming of History
Kehinde Wiley places contemporary Black subjects into the visual language of Old Master portraiture. A guide to his work and its significance at home.
Gift Ideas, Wall Art
Yayoi Kusama Wall Art — Polka Dots, Infinity, and the Power of Obsession
Kusama turned a lifetime of personal obsession into some of the most recognisable art of our time. A guide to her work and its meaning for the home.
Ai Weiwei Wall Art — Art as Political Statement in the Home
Ai Weiwei is the most politically significant artist of the 21st century. A guide to his work, his significance, and how to display art as political statement.
Gift Ideas, Wall Art
Banksy Wall Art — The Story Behind the Most Famous Anonymous Art in the World
Banksy is the most famous anonymous artist in the world. A guide to his major works, their meaning, and how to engage with them beyond the cultural shorthand.
David Hockney Wall Art — Swimming Pools, California Light, and Joyful Colour
Hockney’s swimming pools and California landscapes are among the most joyful paintings of the 20th century. A guide to his work and his enduring appeal at home.
Andy Warhol Wall Art — Pop Art’s Most Enduring Visual Language
Warhol turned consumer culture into fine art and changed how the world thinks about images. A guide to his work and how to display Pop Art at home.
Mark Rothko Wall Art — How to Live With Colour Field Painting
Rothko’s colour fields were designed to be experienced, not just viewed. A guide to understanding his work and displaying it with the space it deserves.
Wassily Kandinsky Wall Art — The Man Who Invented Abstract Art
Kandinsky is widely credited as the father of abstract painting. A guide to his musical, spiritual approach to colour and how to live with it at home.