JBoy '*Elfridges 2025' Starts December 1st

Artist: JBoy
Title: *Elfridges 2025
Medium: 24 In 24 Days
Size: Mostly 50 x 50 cm
Edition: Likely ≤50
Price: £100ish (except Dec 24th)

*last year's was fun, curious what he drops this year... maybe, a gold foil very little helps

*available daily at Noon EST daily in December 2025

Redbellyboy 'Everybody Needs A Fuck Off Rocket' Print Available

Artist: Redbellyboy
Title: Everybody Needs A Fuck Off Rocket
Medium: 6 Color Screen Print
Size: 19.7 x 27.6 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $395

 

Redbellyboy, whose real name is Ewan Taylor, is a Scottish filmmaker and artist known for his vibrant and humorous art style that draws heavily from pop culture and graphic design. Originally from Aberdeen, he honed his craft at Edinburgh College of Art before establishing his career in London. His work is characterized by bright colors, bold lettering, intricate designs, and a cheeky sense of humour, all handcrafted as limited edition screenprints and laser cut art from his studio at Print Club London in Hackney. Taylor aims to squeeze as much inspiration from film, graphic design, and loud music into his pieces as possible, ensuring each design possesses both quality and a unique outlook. The artist gained significant recognition when his print, 'Women of The World Take Over', was hand selected by the esteemed artist Grayson Perry for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2022. He has also been a featured artist at The Other Art Fair in London, where FAD magazine named him one of the best of the fair, and has had a solo show at The Farm, Soho. His gallery representation includes Jealous Gallery, Print Club London, SOTA, and Art Pistol Glasgow, and his collectors include well known personalities such as Caroline Quentin, Paul Whitehouse, and Frankie Boyle.

Chuck Sperry 'Courage' XL Print Release Details

Artist: Chuck Sperry
Title: Courage XL
Medium: 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 70 x 100 cm
Edition: 200
Price: $750

 

*available on Thursday December 11th, 2025

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Chuck Sperry, born in 1962, is a celebrated American artist and master printmaker best known for his psychedelic silkscreen prints and iconic rock posters. His work is a fusion of Art Nouveau, pop art, and classical symbolism, often featuring female muses with flowing hair and intricate, shimmering patterns. Sperry gained prominence in the San Francisco music scene, where he designed limited edition posters for legendary bands including Pearl Jam, The Who, and The Rolling Stones, with his work now archived at institutions like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

A dedicated craftsman, Sperry is known for his hands-on approach, meticulously hand printing each color layer by layer in his Oakland studio, Hangar 18, a process he views as a critical part of the artistic expression itself. Beyond music, he is a notable political activist, having co-edited the political comic book World War 3 Illustrated and created powerful protest art, such as the iconic poster for Occupy Oakland. Sperry's art, which he describes as a "utopian provocation," is internationally recognized, with solo exhibitions in major cities like Paris, Rome, and New York, and a large format book, Color x Color: The Sperry Archive 1980-2020, documenting his extensive career.

Chuck Sperry 'Empathy' XL Print Release Details

Artist: Chuck Sperry
Title: Empathy XL
Medium: 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 70 x 100 cm
Edition: 200
Price: $750

 

*available on Thursday December 11th, 2025

Norbert Bisky 'Generalprobe' Print Available

Artist: Norbert Bisky
Title: Generalprobe
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 40 cm
Edition: 25
Price: €2,000

  

Norbert Bisky, a significant contemporary German painter, was born in Leipzig in 1970 and grew up in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) as part of a staunch communist family. The collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 provided him with a new sense of freedom and direction, leading him to pursue a career in art. He studied under the influential artist Georg Baselitz at the Berlin University of the Arts from 1994 to 1999, becoming a master student in 1999. During his studies, a year abroad in Madrid exposed him to the powerful works of Spanish masters like Francisco de Goya and Francisco de Zurbarán, which greatly influenced his style.

Bisky's large scale, intensely colored oil paintings are known for their blend of figurative and abstract elements, often depicting young, idealized male figures in scenes that blur the lines between idyll and chaos. His early work drew heavily on the bright, almost overexposed aesthetic of the propagandistic Socialist Realism imagery of his youth, which he ironically described as "washed with Lenor". However, a closer look at these seemingly utopian scenes reveals a world filled with destruction, violence, and a sense of underlying unease, reflecting the artist's personal experiences of terror and the fleeting nature of life.

He translates personal experiences, global events, and media influences into powerful visual narratives, exploring themes of beauty, sexuality, violence, and destruction. Bisky's style is characterized by energetic brushstrokes and a vibrant, often primary, color palette that adds an immediate and dreamlike quality to his compositions. His works can be found in renowned international collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, and he continues to live and work in Berlin and Málaga, Spain. He remains a prominent figure in contemporary German painting, with his art reflecting the complex duality of hope and turmoil in the modern world.

Sara Pope 'Rosso Corsa' Print Available

Artist: Sara Pope
Title: Rosso Corsa
Medium: 2 Layer Gloss on Giclee Print
Size: 100 x 80 cm
Edition: 20
Price: £850

 

UK artist Sara Pope, born in Stoke on Trent, has carved a distinctive niche in the contemporary art world with her iconic, highly seductive paintings of voluptuous lips. Drawing on a fascinating background that includes a degree in mathematics, a diploma in footwear design, and a successful career as a shoe designer for brands like Paul Smith and as a magazine art director, Pope's work is deeply informed by the aesthetics of fashion and media. Her paintings explore themes of beauty, desire, femininity, and the power of communication, using the slick, glossy visual language she encountered in the advertising world.

Pope's unique process begins with a photographic session involving models, makeup, and specific lighting to capture unique expressions, which then serve as the foundation for her artwork. She applies numerous thin layers of oil-diluted paint, sometimes even mixing in lipstick, and blends them meticulously to create a flawless, hyper real, and almost glass like finish that emulates the seamless perfection of digital imagery. This technique, which eradicates visible brush strokes, challenges viewers to reflect on idealised beauty and consumer culture. Her work has been exhibited globally in prestigious venues such as the Saatchi Gallery in London and SCOPE Miami. A notable moment in her career was when her original portrait of Pope Francis was accepted into the Vatican collection in 2014, making her the first British female artist in over 70 years to have a piece in their collection. Sara Pope continues to captivate international audiences with her bold vision and ability to unite commercial aesthetics with social commentary.

Florist 'Plaza Del Pino' Print Release Details

Artist: Florist
Title: Plaza Del Pino
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: £90

 

*available at 7am EST on Friday November 28th, 2025

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Florist is an anonymous London based street artist who creates distinctive pixelated mosaic artworks across the city's urban landscape. The artist's pseudonym, often accompanied by an 8-bit style flower motif, is the central theme of their work, which frequently appears in areas like Shoreditch. The use of glass tiles is a signature choice for Florist, specifically "because it dances in the sunlight," a deliberate selection that adds a dynamic, light reflecting quality to their public pieces. This modern form of mosaic art serves as an artistic intervention, with the artist often installing their designs on buildings or surfaces they consider visually unappealing or "eyesores".

Florist's creative journey is rooted in a rekindled passion for art that began after a long hiatus following a teenage brush with the law; they received community service for graffiti as a youth and stopped creating street art for a period. Returning to public art as an adult, Florist found a unique means of expression in the mosaic form, which allows for a vibrant exploration of color and shapes. Their work is notable for its diverse range, encompassing original floral inspired motifs as well as topical and politically charged responses to current events, a practice that has gained significant attention on social media platforms. By utilizing the durable and light catching medium of small glass pieces, Florist contributes to London's rich street art scene, following in a tradition of other notable UK mosaic artists like Eduardo Paolozzi, albeit with a distinctly contemporary, pixelated, and urban flair. Florist embraces modern communication, using social media to share their process and engage with a wider audience, further solidifying their place in the contemporary art world.

Pahnl 'Beep' Wall Sculpture Available

Artist: Pahnl
Title: Beep
Medium: Aerosol on MDF
Size: 27.5 x 27.5 cm
Edition: 20
Price: £220

 

Pahnl is a renowned Birmingham, England-based street artist known for his miniature stencil work featuring tiny characters, animals, and robots interacting with urban environments. Active since 2003 and placing work on streets since 2006, the artist (sometimes referred to as a duo) derives the alias from the word "panel," as in a comic panel, seeing surfaces and spots in the street as settings for their narratives. Pahnl's work is characterized by surgical precision in cutting intricate stencil details and a playful, bold sense of place, often adding a subversive twist to everyday street signage. The artist's figures are typically no taller than 10cm, creating a micro-cosmos that encourages observers to appreciate the small things in life and find unexpected moments of joy. Pahnl uses various media, including spray paint, stencils, stickers, film, and photography, to bring this small world to life. The artist's studio work allows for greater control over the setting and narrative, a contrast to the unpredictable longevity of street art installations. Pahnl has gained significant recognition, with work featured in publications like The Independent and collected by the prestigious V&A Museum. The artist aims to create art that changes with the world, offering commentary on life in a minimal form and drawing inspiration from diverse sources, including classic Japanese art like Hokusai's The Great Wave off Kanagawa and the work of Piet Mondrian. Ultimately, Pahnl seeks not to push an explicit political agenda but to bring a simple smile to the viewer's face.

Sabrina Bockler 'Something Pretty' Print Available

Artist: Sabrina Bockler
Title: Something Pretty
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 18 x 18 Inches
Edition: 40
Price: $100

 

Sabrina Bockler (b. 1987) is a rising American painter based in Brooklyn, New York, renowned for her intricate, surrealist works that juxtapose aristocratic opulence with an unsettling, off-kilter allure. Her distinctive visual language is heavily inspired by historical art movements, particularly the rich, velvety textures of Dutch Golden Age still lifes and the dramatic flair of Baroque and Rococo aesthetics. Bockler meticulously crafts decadent scenes overflowing with classic finery like lobsters, seashells, and abundant floral arrangements, only to subvert them with elements of mischief and disruption, such as mischievous dogs or two-headed swans, creating a sense of something not quite as it seems. This dichotomy between traditional grandeur and the uncanny serves as a core theme in her art.

Bockler's work deeply references themes of domestic identity and explores the often undervalued nature of historically "women's work". The painstaking labor implied in preparing her lavish tablescapes is a coded feminine element that she uses to comment on patriarchal control and oppression. She also incorporates classical allusions, referencing Roman mythology and goddesses like Diana to explore autonomy and sacred space.

A graduate of Parsons School of Design in 2011, where she initially studied fashion design, Bockler is largely a self-taught painter who shifted her focus to painting after graduation. Her unique approach has garnered significant attention, leading to solo exhibitions at prominent galleries in Los Angeles, New York, London, and Montreal. Beyond the gallery world, her illustrations have appeared in publications such as Interview Magazine and Marie Claire, and she has created textile motifs for fashion brands like Altuzarra. Her work stands out for its masterful detail and ability to reflect on centuries-old art while discovering new avenues for contemporary interpretation, making her a compelling figure in the modern art world.

Angela Fang Zirbes 'Rabbit In Living Room' Print Avaiable

Artist: Angela Fang Zirbes
Title: Rabbit In Living Room
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 17 Inches
Edition: 40
Price: $100

 

Angela Fang Zirbes, born in Iowa in 2000, is a contemporary painter whose work powerfully explores themes of identity, isolation, and memory through a haunting, monochromatic lens. Based in both New York and her home state of Iowa, her art is a deeply personal reflection of her experiences growing up as a biracial woman in the American Midwest, navigating a sense of liminality and an in between state of belonging and estrangement. Zirbes received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Parsons School of Design in 2023 and has quickly gained recognition in the art world.

Her distinctive style involves applying airbrushed acrylic and graphite on raw canvas, a technique that creates a soft, velvety texture and allows for dramatic contrasts of light and shadow, reminiscent of aged black and white photographs. This aesthetic enhances the eerie, dreamlike quality of her pieces, which are often set in old rural houses similar to those from her childhood and populated with recurring motifs like rabbits, ornate jars, and familiar furniture. These seemingly innocuous domestic scenes are imbued with a sense of "friendly strangeness" and psychological tension, as if the subjects are being watched by an unseen voyeur.