Arlo Sinclair 'Pacman: Pills & Ghosts' Print Available

Artist: Arlo Sinclair
Title: Pacman: Pills & Ghosts
Medium: Framed Hand Painted Real Floppy Disk
Size: 29 x 29 x 5 cm
Edition: 20
Prices: $425










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Artist: Arlo Sinclair
Title: Pacman: Pills & Ghosts
Medium: Framed Hand Painted Real Floppy Disk
Size: 29 x 29 x 5 cm
Edition: 20
Prices: $425
Artist: Skio
Title: Cleopatre
Medium: Acrylic + Aerosol on Canvas
Size: 83 x 92 cm
Edition: Original
Price: €3,800
*incredible pieces by SKIO for his Mensch & Form show with Pretty Portal Gallery
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SKIO, born Nicolas Scauri in Nice in 1993, is a French contemporary artist whose career began with street murals rooted in rebellious letterforms. Over time, his visual language evolved into a figurative, romantic style deeply influenced by pop culture, cinema, and television. Trained as a designer, SKIO draws upon both his academic background and urban experiences to craft a distinctive body of work that merges graphic precision with human emotion. His practice often combines geometric abstraction with realistic portraiture, producing striking contrasts between form and subject.
One of SKIO’s most recognizable motifs is the recurring concealment of his figures’ eyes, a symbolic gesture that questions identity, perception, and the complexity of contemporary urban life. His compositions reference Bauhaus aesthetics, surrealism, and modernist geometry, while remaining grounded in the immediacy of street art. Working seamlessly across mediums including aerosol spray paint, brushwork, and digital illustration. SKIO translates his ideas into canvases, murals, prints, and large-scale installations.
His artworks have been showcased internationally in cities such as Paris, London, Mexico City, and Shanghai, reflecting his ability to resonate across cultures and contexts. SKIO’s collaboration with platforms like Diggers Factory and GrandHouse London highlights his multidisciplinary approach, bridging the worlds of fine art, design, and urban creativity. Whether displayed in galleries, printed editions, or monumental public murals, his work explores the dialogue between minimalism and complexity, realism and abstraction.
By weaving together geometry, anatomy, and emotion, SKIO has established himself as a significant voice in contemporary art, redefining how street-born aesthetics can engage global audiences.
Artist: Emek
Title: Depression
Medium: Framed 4 Layer Acrylic Giclee
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 150
Price: $250
*available at NOON EST on Thursday October 2nd, 2025
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Emek Golan, widely known simply as Emek, is a celebrated American artist whose intricate and psychedelic poster designs have made him one of the most recognizable figures in the contemporary rock art scene. He is often referred to a The Thinking Man's Poster Artist. Born in Israel and raised in California, Emek developed a unique visual language that merges pop culture, surrealism, and socio-political commentary. He often describes his style as "psychedelic, with a message," blending highly detailed line work with bold colors and fantastical imagery.
Since the mid-1990s, Emek has produced hundreds of limited-edition screen-printed posters for legendary musicians and bands including Radiohead, Queens of the Stone Age, Tool, Nine Inch Nails, Pearl Jam, and many others. His works are sought after by collectors for their complex symbolism and hidden narratives, where every element has meaning beyond the surface. Each piece often contains commentary on themes such as consumerism, technology, environmentalism, and human rights, making his art more than just concert memorabilia.
Emek’s posters are often referred to as “eye candy for the mind,” inviting viewers to study the details and discover new layers with every look. His technical mastery of silkscreen printing, combined with his imaginative storytelling, has helped elevate the medium of gig posters into a respected art form collected by museums and galleries worldwide.
Beyond music posters, Emek has contributed art to album covers, political causes, and cultural projects, always maintaining his signature mix of beauty and critique. His work continues to resonate with fans for its depth, craftsmanship, and ability to challenge viewers while celebrating music and culture.
Artist: Bordalo II
Title: Tiny Lemur In A Box
Medium: Paint On Assembled Waste (In A Box)
Size: 36 x 44.5 cm x 9.5 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Prices: £6,950
PASSWORD: TRASH
This intimate unique piece titled ‘Tiny Lemur in a box’ by Bordalo II is a striking example of the artist’s ability to transform discarded materials into powerful environmental commentary. Built on a compact scale, it depicts the expressive face of a lemur, assembled from a mix of found objects, textures, and painted detail. The animal’s wide, luminous eyes draw the viewer in, creating an immediate emotional connection while also carrying an undertone of urgency. The juxtaposition of soft, fur-like elements with harsher industrial fragments emphasises the fragile coexistence between nature and human consumption. The piece resonates with Bordalo II’s signature themes, sustainability, waste, and habitat destruction, inviting reflection on the impact of our one use culture. ‘Tiny Lemur in a box’ is a poignant reminder that even in small form, art can spark large conversations.
Artist: Obey + Invader + Damien Hirst
Title: Triple Trouble Show
Some very cool pieces coming out of the Triple Trouble show the Newport Street Gallery
Spanning painting, sculpture, installation, and mosaic, the exhibition will explore the intersections of contemporary art, street culture, and pop iconography. Fairey, Hirst, and Invader have combined forces to create a series of hybrid works that defy categorisation while amplifying their shared fascination with repetition, symbols, and cultural icons.
This ambitious exhibition, which spans all six gallery spaces at Newport Street Gallery, celebrates both the individuality of each artist and the synergy that emerges when their practices collide. Visitors will encounter familiar motifs Fairey’s OBEY iconography, Hirst’s spots and cabinets, Invader’s space mosaics reconfigured in provocative and playful ways that challenge the boundaries between fine art and street culture.