The SAA Associate Prize for New Talent in Illustration at New Designers 2018, Part 2 July 4 – 7
The Society of Artists Agents (SAA) is delighted to be working in partnership with New Designers 2018.
The Lady & Pastiche celebrate 100 Years of The WRNS
Phosphor Art want to share with you this beautiful illustration Pastiche created for The Lady Magazine. Pastiche artist Jon painted a "Wren" in his retro style to celebrate 100 years of the Women's Royal Air Force. The team at The Lady thought his work was beautiful and really captured the spirit of The Wrens.
Katie Ponder wins Glyndebourne competition.
Glyndebourne hosted Katie Ponder at the opening evening of their Tour exhibition.
Drawings for Europe
Patrick George is one of a select number of illustrators whose work will be shown at the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Berlin, in the exhibition ‘Drawings for Europe’ which will run from 14 November until 12 December 2017.
Explore the Clondalkin Round Tower with Rive Gauche Studio
Rive Gauche Studio (Marcel Laverdet), represented by Phosphor Art was recently commissioned by Tandem Design in Belfast to create some artwork for the exhibition space at Clondalkin Round Tower, a 7th Century monument in South Dublin.
ALAN BERRY RHYS’ SOLO EXHIBITION, ‘CARNADA VIVA’, AT THE CONINGSBY GALLERY
Later this Summer, The Coningsby Gallery will be delighted to welcome Début Art-represented artist Alan Berry Rhys to The Coningsby Gallery to present ‘Carnada Viva’, an exhibition of original paintings and screenprints inspired by the culture and lifestyle surrounding the Paraná River in Argentina. The exhibition will run from the 29th August until 9th September 2017.
Natural History Museum Whales Exhibition by Sarah Maycock.
In the depths of winter 2016 Sarah Maycock and Tom were invited to the Natural History Museum to discuss a new and exciting (top-secret) project. Ushered through a side door they gathered round a grand table in one of the many rooms of the museum that are closed off to the general public. Benji from Weidemann Lampe showed us some complex looking floor-plans, which were the initial thinkings of the 'Whales: Beneath the Surface' exhibition that opened it's door in July 2017.
This month we celebrate the work of Brian Sanders.
Artist Partners are proud to announce:
A celebration of the work of Brian Sanders, the leading British Illustrator, who rose to prominence in 1960s London. As a highly respected member of Artists Partners he created work for most major UK magazines, from Sunday Times to Nova, for advertising campaigns such as Ford, Phillips and the British Army, and for film posters including ”Oh What A Lovely War”, “Paint Your Wagon” and “Lady Sings The Blues”.
During 1965 he was appointed by Stanley Kubrick to paint and draw the filming of “2001; A Space Odyssey”.His work provides a beautiful and remarkable insight into one of the most celebrated science fiction movies of all time.
In 2011, Sanders re created his early style of work and captured 1960’s New York Madison Avenue in a poster and DVD cover for Mad Men Series 6.
Glamour Beauty Festival at the Saatchi Gallery
"Wow wow wow! What incredible feeling to walk into the Saatchi Gallery and see your work blown up all over the walls for the Glamour Beauty Festival. Just a liiiitle bit of a 'pinch me' moment 😉 And better still, I was lucky enough to explore the festival itself-so much beauty in one place!"
London is instantly recognisable by its transport imagery
London Transport Museum’s exhibition Poster Parade: Re-imagining historical posters explores the pervasive influence of London’s transport design.
“I feel like London is the only city in the world which is instantly recognisable by its transport images, ” says Elizabeth Scott, head curator at the London Transport Museum. “The tube map, the roundel, the red bus – they’re all symbols of London itself.”