London Art Fair 2024

We are thrilled to introduce Molly Martin as our feature artist for this year’s London Art Fair. Her work depicts enigmatic, semi-swaddled bodies in strange and symbolic surroundings, at once familiar and foreign.

Through drawing, printmaking and painting, Molly Martin endeavours to portray complicated human relationships and interactions, observing them through a wider lens of humour and playfulness. Her work is figurative, and often plays with narratives that speak of overall themes rather than a specific story.

Molly Martin trained at Falmouth, and is currently studying for an MA in Fine Art at City and Guilds in London.

We are delighted to present new works on paper from Eileen Cooper recent celebrated publication with the Royal Academy, Body and Soul. 

Collating her visual jottings and free-form sketchbook entries, the works on paper featured in Body and Soul give a rare insight into the play and process of one of the most treasured artists working in contemporary times. 

More information about Eileen’s new series, Body and Soul, can be found here.

In response to her recent residency at the Chelsea Physic Garden Katherine Jones presents a new body of work featuring prints and paintings entitiled The Real Sunshine of Feeling. 

Visiting the gardens to regularly to draw alongside a group of artists from the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers has led to imagery steeped in bucolic harmony, and a quiet commentary on the changing landscape of the gardens from living classrooms to functional spaces. 

More information about the poetic series, The Real Sunshine of Feeling can be found here.

The medium of Paul Furneaux’s prints; ‘Mokuhanga’ describes woodblock printing in the Japanese tradition. This informs a radical beauty in the layering of line and colour, surface and the residual wood grain that is both visually eloquent and absorbing.

In his most recent colour-way, Inside Outside: Blue, simplified and abstracted language is utilised to suggest, rather than overly describe, where the horizon meets land.