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David Vintiner’s is an accomplished photographer, resident of Saffron Walden and someone I'd call a mate. I invited David to exhibit at the gallery and showcase one of his personal project which captures moments that blur the lines between flesh and circuitry.

Art meets haircuts now at the gallery

I've teamed up with the good folk from Everpress – an online retailer and production outfit specialising in designer garments. Together, we’re collaborating on an exciting venture: the launch of a limited-run of “Rich Enough to be Batman.”

“When will we recognize that the things we consume comes at a bigger price?”. Read the story behind the release of the new collection "Oblivious".

Picasso famously said ‘good artists copy, great artists steal’. 

But, what happens when the copycats get found out? And, what happens when the artist who’s work is stolen tells them to stop?

On Thursday 20th July we are opening the gallery doors for a brand new art exhibition. The exhibition called & (and) showcases the work of over 15 contemporary artists (myself included). It's the first time the gallery has opened its doors for a multi-artist exhibition.

Bidding Farewell to Glastonbury

This year, I had the great opportunity to contribute to the creation of a 6-meter-high sculpture in collaboration with Shangri-la. Crafted entirely from plywood, the sculpture came together in two distinct pieces.

Surprisingly, some of you actually read our e-mails (shock) and a few of you went so far as to reply with suggestions when we asked you if you would like to ask me a question, ANY question. Big Thanks to those of you who did.

I've spent a good while fighting against the idea of selling my original artwork directly through my website. This has been for a couple of reasons - mostly, I really like customers coming to me directly to discuss a commission or bespoke piece of work. And secondly, it's hard to convey the layers and complexity of an original piece in a single image.

This month's brand new print release is a duo of hand-finished political road signs. Aptly named Question Authority and Fact Check. Both are part of my new Happy Propaganda collection that aims to open our eyes to propaganda so we fully see the subliminal messages we're being told to obey.