JBoy 'Very Little Helper' Original Available

Artist: JBoy
Title: Very Little Helper
Medium: Mixed Media on Drawing Paper
Size: 60 x 60 cm
Edition: 10
Price: £550

Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst + Invader 'Triple Trouble' Exhibition Catalogue Available

Artist: Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst + Invader
Title: Triple Trouble
Medium: 310 Page Book
Size: 23.3 x 28.8 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: £50

Grant Riven Yun 'High Fly Over The Valley' Application Open

Artist: Grant Riven Yun
Title: High Fly Over The Valley
Medium: 27 Color Screen Print
Size: 56.3 x 75 cm
Edition: 40
Price: €4,235

*application open until Thursday April 9th, 2026

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Grant Yun, known professionally as Grant Riven Yun, is a prominent American artist from the United States who has redefined the intersection of digital precision and traditional aesthetics. Based in the Midwest, Yun balances a rigorous career in medicine with a prolific output in the digital art space. His journey into serious artistic focus began around 2020 during the global shift toward digital ownership and blockchain technology. Before this pivot, he cultivated a strong academic background, eventually pursuing medical studies at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. This dual life as a medical student and a high profile creator informs his meticulous attention to detail and the clinical yet soulful composition found throughout his portfolio.

The signature style of Grant Riven Yun is often categorized as Neo Precisionism, a movement that draws inspiration from early twentieth century American Precisionists like Charles Sheeler and Grant Wood. His work focuses on the quiet beauty of the American Heartland, characterized by sweeping landscapes, rural architecture, and vast open skies. By utilizing flat colors and geometric shapes, he creates a sense of nostalgia and stillness that resonates deeply with collectors of limited edition art prints. His ability to evoke emotion through minimalism has made his pieces some of the most sought after assets in the digital and physical art markets today.

One of his most significant accomplishments is the historic sale of his piece titled Cow at Sotheby’s, which solidified his status as a leading figure in the evolution of digital fine art. This landmark auction documented by Sotheby's represented a major bridge between traditional auction houses and the new era of digital provenance. Beyond high profile sales, his work has been featured in prestigious environments such as the Seattle Art Museum and various curated digital exhibitions. His participation in these shows highlights a transition from screen based viewing to physical gallery appreciation, a trend that is highly valued within the poster collector community.

Throughout his career, several pieces have reached iconic status among enthusiasts and investors alike. Notable works include The Sum of Everything, Life, and The Last Stand. Each of these compositions utilizes a specific color palette that emphasizes the vastness of the Midwestern plains while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. His artwork often explores themes of time and human presence within nature, making his limited edition releases highly competitive events. Collectors often look for his work due to its unique ability to fit within both modern digital galleries and traditional physical interior spaces.

His dedication to the craft is further evidenced by his involvement with major platforms like SuperRare, where he has consistently set benchmarks for digital art valuation. While his presence in the digital realm is massive, his impact on physical print culture continues to grow as more fans seek tangible versions of his minimalist visions. By maintaining a clear and distinct artistic voice, he has managed to capture the imagination of a global audience while remaining rooted in the simple, profound beauty of the American landscape.

Mr Doodle 'Field Of Smiling Sunflowers' Print Available

Artist: Mr Doodle
Title: Field Of Smiling Sunflowers
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: $200

*available until 8pm EST on Wednesday March 25th, 2026

Anthony Hurd 'A New Day' Original Available

Artist: Anthony Hurd
Title: A New Day
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 26 x 32 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: €1,500

Anthony Hurd is a multidisciplinary self taught artist and painter originally from Kansas City Missouri who now works and resides in Albuquerque New Mexico. Raised within the skateboarding culture, Hurd began creating from a young age by crafting his own clothing, designing skateboard graphics, and playing in hardcore bands. Though he engaged in creative businesses early, his professional focus shifted to the advertising world for twenty years, acting as a VP of creative and creative director before returning to full time art approximately eight years ago. Hurd’s art focuses on themes of queer romance, identity, vulnerability, and navigating personal trauma, often portraying intimate moments through a vivid earthly color palette. His transition into fine art was a deliberate move to create the queer representation he felt was missing from his youth in the 1980s.

Significant artistic milestones for Anthony Hurd include holding a solo museum exhibition at the Brand Library and Arts Center in Los Angeles in 2023. Furthermore, Anthony Hurd has established his own space, the A. Hurd Gallery in Albuquerque which opened in April 2021. His work has gained recognition for its evolution from graphic skull paintings to poignant, intimate portraits of male figures, often exploring the intersection of queer joy and vulnerability. Hurd has officially partnered with artists and curated shows through Thinkspace Projects with whom he has shown for over a decade. In 2025, he collaborated with CODACurates to produce an officially licensed limited edition print for the twentieth anniversary of the film Brokeback Mountain.

Within his exhibition history, Anthony Hurd has participated in numerous gallery shows, including "Lovers + Fighters" at Thinkspace Projects in Los Angeles in 2025, and a solo show titled "Current Mood" in 2020. He has also exhibited work at the Lequivive Gallery in Oakland, as well as holding solo exhibitions in his own A. Hurd Gallery such as "I was born in a gay bar". Famous and notable pieces by the artist include the "Current Mood" series, "Young Love" 2021, and the 2025 "Brokeback Mountain" archival print. His work frequently explores the concept of "Dark Optimism," painting scenes that reflect on personal growth and resilience.

Nerone 'Brixton' Print Available

Artist: Nerone
Title: Brixton
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €140

The artistic journey of Nerone began in Bordeaux, France, where he was born and raised. Known in the professional world by his alias, the artist’s real name is Gaëtan Billault. Growing up in a vibrant cultural hub, he was deeply influenced by the burgeoning hip hop scene and the expressive nature of graffiti that adorned the city walls. This early exposure to street culture served as the catalyst for his lifelong passion for visual expression. He officially began focusing his energy on art during his teenage years, specifically around the late nineties, when the raw energy of the French street art movement was at its peak.

While many street artists are self taught, Nerone pursued a formal education to refine his technical skills. He studied graphic design in France, a background that is clearly reflected in the clean lines and meticulous compositions found in his mural work and limited edition prints. This academic foundation allowed him to bridge the gap between spontaneous street aesthetics and polished commercial design. After honing his craft in France, he eventually relocated to London, where the city’s industrial landscape and diverse art community further shaped his neon infused floral style.

One of the most significant accomplishments for Nerone was the creation of his signature aesthetic which blends botanical motifs with electric, surrealist lighting. His work has been recognized globally for its ability to transform urban spaces into immersive gardens. He has been commissioned for massive mural projects by high profile organizations and has successfully transitioned into the world of collectable posters and screen prints. His ability to maintain the integrity of his street style while producing high quality studio work has made him a sought after name for those who collect limited edition art.

His exhibition history is extensive and spans multiple continents. He participated in the Moniker Art Fair in London, an event renowned for showcasing urban culture. He also showcased his work at StolenSpace Gallery, a venue famous for representing artists who have roots in street art and graffiti. Another notable appearance was at the Urban Art Fair in Paris, where his large scale installations stood out as a highlight of the event. These appearances have solidified his reputation among serious art collectors and enthusiasts of the new contemporary movement.

Mr Doodle 'Smiling Sunflower' Print Available

 

Artist: Mr Doodle
Title: Smiling Sunflower
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: $200

*available until 8pm EST on Wednesday March 25th, 2026

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Mr Doodle, whose real name is Sam Cox, is a globally recognized artist from Kent, England, who has revolutionized the art world with his dense, intricate black and white patterns known as "graffiti spaghetti". Born in 1994, Cox began to focus seriously on his art from a young age, filling his childhood notebooks and bedroom walls with characters, eventually deciding to make a career out of his obsessive compulsion to doodle. His formal education took place at the University of the West of England in Bristol, where he studied illustration and graduated in 2015. During his university years, he adopted his signature persona, often appearing in public wearing clothing completely covered in his own patterns, establishing the Mr Doodle character.

Significant accomplishments for Mr Doodle include transforming his six bedroom mansion into a fully covered, immersive artwork, a two year project completed in 2022 that covered every surface inside and out, as noted by the BBC. He has amassed millions of followers on social media, becoming a significant force in the art market with his works selling for high figures at auction; in 2020, he was ranked the fifth most successful artist under 40 at auction. He has executed major brand collaborations, including designing for Fendi, Puma, and Samsung. A key piece of art that brought him viral attention was his 60 hour, non stop, live performance doodling a London shop in 2017.

His art exhibitions have been held in prestigious venues across the globe. In 2024, he held his first museum exhibition, "Mr Doodle Museum Mayhem," at The Holburne Museum in Bath, United Kingdom. In 2022, he presented "Mr Doodle in Love" at the chi K11 Art Museum in Shanghai. His work is frequently shown by Pearl Lam Galleries, with exhibitions including "Doodle Transformation" (2022) in Shanghai and "Mr Doodle in Space" (2023) in Hong Kong. Other exhibitions include "Doodle World" (2018) at the Ara Art Center in Seoul and in 2025, the "Doodle Frenzy" exhibition at Villazan gallery in Madrid.

Famous pieces of art by Mr Doodle include the comprehensive "Doodle House," the 2020 painting "Spring," which sold for roughly $1 million at Tokyo Chuo Auction, and his "Pop Heart" series. His work is characterized by a "constant and obsessive flow of doodles," which he has termed "graffiti spaghetti," creating worlds that are both chaotic and meticulously ordered. His 2024 exhibition at the Sketch restaurant in London further displayed his ability to transform entire spaces into his unique, branded world.

Banksy 'Louise Michel Border Farce' T-Shirt Available

Artist: Banksy/Louise Michel
Title: Border Farce
Medium: 100% Organic Cotton T-Shirt
Size: SM-XL
Edition: UNSURE
Price: £20

Andrea Guzzetta 'Midnight Sun' Print Available

Artist: Andrea Guzzetta
Title: Midnight Sun
Medium: Deckled Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 30 Inches
Edition: 20
Price: $150

Andrea Guzzetta is a Los Angeles based painter and mixed media creator, originally hailing from Wisconsin, whose work has captured the attention of new contemporary art collectors with a distinct, hyper feminine, and often neon drenched aesthetic. Often described as a blend of classical painting techniques with a bold pastel pop aesthetic, her style is frequently characterized as a maximalist, high energy blend of Baroque influence and modern nostalgia. While she has worked across various mediums including sculpture and stained glass, her focus sharpened on painting as a primary avenue for emotional expression and therapy after a tense childhood. Andrea Guzzetta’s artistic journey saw a significant turning point in 2011 after completing her formal education, followed by years of honing her craft through unconventional paths, including creating murals, painting stained glass, and performing stand up comedy.

Regarding her education, she graduated from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in 2011 with a BFA in Sculpture, which laid the foundation for her later detailed, textured approach to oil painting on panel. Significant milestones in her career include developing a reputation for creating deeply emotional art that explores vulnerability and intimacy, which led to her being featured in numerous group exhibitions. Notably, she began showing with Arch Enemy Arts in 2020 following a submission to their Spotlight Showcase and has since exhibited in multiple shows with them. Another notable accomplishment is her selection for a featured spot at the Aqua Art Miami art fair in 2024, demonstrating growing recognition within the collector community.

Andrea Guzzetta has participated in a variety of gallery shows and art fairs. She has exhibited with Beinart Gallery in Melbourne, Australia, which specializes in highly detailed, surreal, and pop surrealist works. She was featured in the "WOW² (Volume V)" show at WowxWow, showcasing her oil on panel work. Additionally, she has been a part of the Arch Enemy Arts spotlight and group exhibition circuit, showcasing works that lean into her signature pink palette. She also had a solo exhibition titled "OASIS" at Corey Helford Gallery.

Guerilla Girls 'Do When Have To Be Naked To Get Into The Met Museum' Print Available

Artist: Guerilla Girls
Title: Do When Have To Be Naked To Get Into The Met Museum
Medium: Deckled Giclee Print
Size: 28 x 11 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: $175

The Guerrilla Girls are an anonymous feminist activist artist collective, founded in New York City in 1985 to fight sexism and racism within the art world. Originating as a response to the "An International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture" exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, which featured only 13 women out of 165 artists, the group adopted gorilla masks to hide their identities, focusing on the message rather than the individual artists. They are from the United States, specifically beginning their activism in lower Manhattan, often using the names of deceased female artists like Frida Kahlo or Kathe Kollwitz as pseudonyms to maintain anonymity. While the members themselves are not publicly identified, they are known to be female artists and art professionals.

The group first started focusing on art activism in 1985, creating bold, black and white posters featuring text and data, which they wheat pasted throughout NYC to expose inequality, pay gaps, and underrepresentation of women and artists of color in prominent galleries and museums. Their education is diverse, with the group often referencing their background as artists and professionals, though they maintain anonymity to ensure the focus remains on the structural issues in the arts community.

Significant accomplishments include numerous worldwide campaigns, public appearances, and publications, including The Guerrilla Girls' Bedside Companion to the History of Western Art. They have been featured in major retrospectives and have participated in exhibitions, such as at the Tate Modern in London, where their work is on display. In 2025, they were awarded the MO Kunstpreis 2025.

Famous pieces of art and posters by the Guerrilla Girls include the iconic 1989 work, "Do Women Have to Be Naked to Get Into the Met Museum?", which utilized a reproduction of Ingres’ painting, Grande Odalisque. Another significant piece is "Advantages to Being a Woman Artist" from 1988. Further, their poster "We Sell White Bread" was one of the first to tackle racial discrimination in art. They also produced "How to Enjoy the Battle of the Sexes" for The New Yorker in 1996 and "Anatomically Correct Oscars".