Damien Hirst 'Civilisation' Series CZ1-CZ12 Application Open

Artist: Damien Hirst
Title: Civilisation Series CZ1-CZ12
Medium: Framed Watercolours on Paper
Size: 93.6 x 119.1 cm or 113.6 x 156.1 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: LOT$

Mr Brainwash 'Final Week, Free Entry' Ends January 18th

Artist: Mr Brainwash
Title: Final Week, Free Week
Medium: Museum Closing
Size: January 15th-18th, 2026
Edition: OPEN
Prices: FREE

Raymond Pettibon 'No Title' (American Psyche) Print Available

Artist: Raymond Pettibon
Title: No Title (American Psyche)
Medium: 2 Color Risograph Print
Size: 26.5 x 36.5 cm
Edition: 30
Price: €900

Raymond Pettibon is a pivotal figure in American contemporary art, renowned for his distinct fusion of high culture and subcultural aesthetics. Emerging from the southern California punk rock scene of the late seventies, he first gained recognition through his iconic cover art and promotional flyers for the band Black Flag. His work is characterized by a stark, monochromatic style that mimics the visual language of comic books, pulp fiction, and film noir. Rather than relying solely on imagery, Pettibon integrates dense, poetic text into his compositions. These linguistic fragments are often borrowed or adapted from a vast array of literary sources, including the works of Henry James, Marcel Proust, and James Joyce, as well as television scripts and sports commentary.

The themes present in his expansive body of work are deeply rooted in the American psyche. He frequently explores subjects such as baseball, surfing, religion, and political history, often subverting these traditional symbols to critique the complexities of modern society. His drawings, typically executed in ink on paper, possess a raw and immediate quality that emphasizes the physical act of mark-making. By juxtaposing disparate elements of history and pop culture, he creates a non-linear narrative that challenges the viewer to find meaning within the chaos of information. Over several decades, his influence has extended far beyond the underground music scene, earning him a permanent place in major international museum collections. His practice remains a testament to the power of drawing as a medium for intellectual inquiry and social commentary, bridging the gap between the literary and the visual arts.

TIDE 'Blanket' Vinyl Figure Draw Open

Artist: TIDE
Title: Blanket
Medium: Vinyl Figure (GITD Blanket)
Size: 10 Inches
Edition: 300
Price: $375

*draw application closes at Midnight EST Sunday January 18th, 2026

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Tatsuhiro Ide, widely known by his artistic pseudonym TIDE, is a prominent figure in the designer toy and fine art realms, recognized primarily for his distinct monochromatic aesthetic. Born in 1984, the Tokyo-based artist draws significant inspiration from the nostalgic imagery of mid-twentieth-century cartoons and the intricate world of Japanese manga, specifically the work of Shigeru Mizuki. His signature motif is a stylized, cartoonish cat character that serves as a recurring protagonist across his paintings and vinyl sculptures. This character often appears in various states of domestic repose or grumpy contemplation, reflecting a blend of childhood innocence and more complex adult emotions like isolation or quiet anxiety.

In his three-dimensional work, TIDE translates these themes into sought-after vinyl figures that often replicate the flattened, graphic appearance of his canvas paintings while embracing the tactile qualities of the medium. Notable releases include the "Gift" vinyl sculpture and "Pillow," a unique functional piece that integrates lighting into a stylized cat form. His approach frequently utilizes a greyscale palette to emphasize form and silhouette, creating a sense of timelessness that bridges the gap between traditional gallery art and modern collectible culture. By placing his simplistic, two-dimensional figures within detailed, often three-dimensional environments, TIDE explores the duality of internal and external worlds. His work has achieved international acclaim, featuring in major exhibitions across global art hubs such as London, New York, and Seoul.

Martin Jorgensen 'Blue Boots' Print Available

Artist: Martin Jorgensen
Title: Blue Boots
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: $70

 Martin Jørgensen is a self taught Danish illustrator and artist known for his unique, unpolished style that embraces imperfection. Based in Ringsted, Denmark, his work often features naïve and impulsive lines, a result of a creative process that allows for free flowing random strokes, which he calls his "doodles". This approach gives his art a raw, energetic, and whimsical quality, often drawing on a skewed reality that adds depth and personality to each piece. He has built a successful career spanning illustration for books, design, and advertising campaigns, and his art is available as prints through several galleries and online stores.

Jørgensen's art is intended to radiate calmness while simultaneously inviting curiosity and imagination from the viewer, asking more questions than it answers. His diverse influences range from antiquity to architecture to the details of everyday life, all filtered through his personal lens to create a playful and positive aesthetic. The artist believes that art should be accessible to everyone, and his works often contain hidden layers and a sense of humor, allowing viewers to find their own narratives within the frame. His vibrant illustrations have found a home in many settings, including a specific collection of art for children, where he aims to inspire joy and creativity in young audiences. Jørgensen's work is an exploration of styles, colors, and shapes, guided by gut feeling rather than obvious paths, resulting in a distinctive and imaginative body of work.

Holy Moly UK 'It Was All A Dream' Print Available

Artist: Holy Moly UK
Title: It Was All A Dream
Medium: 9 Color Screen Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: £85

Anthea Missy 'Blossom' Print Available

Artist: Anthea Missy
Title: Blossom
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 25
Prices: €170

 

Anthea Missy is a French born artist based in Brussels who rose to prominence for her vibrant street art and muralism starting in 2014. Her work is characterized by a distinctive fusion of organic patterns and minimalist color palettes, often featuring black, white, red, and turquoise. Heavily influenced by Japanese pop culture and the concept of Kawaii, her pieces frequently showcase playful, anima like characters that evoke a sense of innocence and joy. Despite the whimsical appearance of her style, she uses her platform to address serious social and political themes, including environmental conservation, LGBTQ plus rights, and female empowerment.

The artist maintains a philosophy of spontaneity, often painting freehand to capture a sense of immediate energy and motion. This fluid approach is inspired by the surrealist tradition of automatic writing, allowing for a metaphysical and emotional connection with the viewer. Her portfolio includes major murals across Europe, Asia, and Africa, such as the Ihsane Jarfi memorial in Brussels and environmental works in Cape Town. Beyond the physical walls she paints, she integrates modern digital technology into her practice by live streaming her creative process to global audiences. By 2026, her work continues to evolve, as seen in recent projects like the emotional soul pieces and explorations of stillness that sit between reading and looking. Her commitment to transparency and authenticity is reflected in her practice of documenting her work under her real name rather than a pseudonym.

Clementine Bal 'Two Mountains' Sculpture Pre-Order

Artist: Clementine Bal
Title: Two Mountains
Medium: Resin, Marble Powder Graphite Sculpture
Size: 22 x 15 x 12 cm
Edition: 8
Prices: $395

Clémentine Bal is a French sculptor born in Paris in 1979 who currently lives and works in Val-Revermont. A graduate of the School of Fine Arts in Annecy, she has developed a distinctive artistic language that bridges the gap between natural forms and the human psyche. Her work is deeply rooted in the themes of childhood, memory, and emotional connection, manifesting as a bestiary of imaginary creatures, hybrid spirits, and sentient geological features like volcanoes and mountains. These figures often feature closed eyes and serene expressions, suggesting an internal state of meditation and a profound sense of calm that serves as a protective barrier against the chaos of the external world.

The aesthetic of her sculptures is heavily influenced by the whimsical yet emotionally complex realms of Hayao Miyazaki, manga, and traditional Japanese statuary, as well as the pop surrealism of artists like Mark Ryden and Marion Peck. Bal employs a meticulous and slow creation process, building her works layer by layer using a variety of materials including resin, epoxy paste, fiberglass, and polystyrene. This additive method is followed by intensive sanding to achieve soft, rounded curves that she describes as a form of caress. She finishes her pieces with matte, velvety paints, graphite, and pastels to enhance their tactile and ethereal quality. Through these "small totems," Bal explores the intricate web of human relationships and the universal language of empathy.

Marina Abramovic 'Maria/Marina' Print Release Details

Artist: Marina Abramovic
Title: Maria/Marina
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 34 x 42.7 cm
Edition: TIMED
Prices: €817

*available for 48 hours at Noon EST on Tuesday February 10th, 2026

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Marina Abramovic is a Serbian conceptual artist who has spent over five decades redefining the boundaries between performer and audience. Born in Belgrade in 1946, she began her career during a period of intense experimentation, eventually becoming a pioneer of body art. Her practice focuses on the physical and mental limits of the human form, often involving rituals that test her own endurance, pain, and exhaustion. Unlike traditional painters or sculptors, Abramovic uses her body as the primary medium, creating ephemeral experiences that challenge observers to confront their own emotional states.

One of her most significant creative periods involved a lengthy collaboration with the artist Ulay. During the late 1970s and 1980s, the duo lived in a van and traveled across Europe, performing pieces that explored the ego and artistic identity. Their partnership famously concluded with a walk from opposite ends of the Great Wall of China, meeting in the middle to say goodbye. Following this separation, Abramovic continued to produce monumental solo works that earned her international acclaim. In her 2010 retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, she performed for over seven hundred hours, sitting in silence while strangers took turns sitting across from her. This piece, titled The Artist Is Present, highlighted her ability to create a profound connection through mere stillness and gaze. Today, she continues to influence the global art scene through her foundation, which focuses on the preservation of long-duration performance and the education of new generations in her specific methodology.

Shepard Fairey Obey 'Mandala Ornament 2' (Cream) Print Re-Release Details

Artist: Obey Shepard Fairey
Title: Mandala Ornament 2 (Cream)
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 300 (Far Less Available)
Prices: $150

*available at 1pm EST on Thursday January 15th, 2026