Jeff Koons 'Split Rocker' Sculptures Applications Open

Artist: Jeff Koons
Title: Split Rocker (Pink/Orange) or (Pink/Blue)
Medium: Tinted Beech Wood Sculpture
Size: 30 x 29 x 32 cm
Edition: 999
Price: €3,630

*application closes on Tuesday March 17th, 2026

Katharina Grosse 'Untitled' Triptych Available

Artist: Katharina Grosse
Title: Untitled (Triptych)
Medium: 25 Color Screen Prints
Size: 50 x 70 cm Each
Edition: TIMED
Price: €3,267

*available individually or as triptych until 9am EST on Friday February 20th, 2026

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Katharina Grosse is a visionary German artist born in Freiburg im Breisgau in 1961 who has redefined the boundaries of painting by transforming three dimensional spaces into immersive psychedelic environments. Her journey into the professional art world began in the late 1970s and early 1980s as she sought to move beyond the constraints of the traditional canvas. She pursued an extensive formal education at the Kunstakademie Munster and the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf where she studied under influential figures such as Norbert Kricke and Gotthard Graubner. This rigorous academic background provided her with the technical foundation to eventually discard the paintbrush in favor of an industrial spray gun which became her signature tool for creating expansive site specific installations that blur the line between architecture and fine art.

The primary allure for collectors of limited edition art prints and posters lies in the vibrant kinetic energy of her palette and her ability to manipulate scale. One of her most significant accomplishments was her massive installation at MoMA PS1 titled Rockaway! which was created in 2016 to commemorate the impact of Hurricane Sandy. In this project she utilized her spray painting technique to coat a condemned building in Fort Tilden with waves of sunset colored pigment effectively turning a ruin into a temporary monument of color. Another landmark moment in her career was her 2020 exhibition titled It Wasnt Us at the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin where she extended her painting across the floor of the historic hall and out into the surrounding grounds of the museum. These projects demonstrate her unique philosophy that painting can exist anywhere and is not limited by the physical borders of an object.

Throughout her career Katharina Grosse has participated in numerous prestigious international art shows and gallery exhibitions. Her work was featured prominently at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015 within the exhibition All the Worlds Futures curated by Okwui Enwezor. She has also held solo exhibitions at major institutions such as the Baltimore Museum of Art and the South London Gallery in London. For those following her gallery presence her work is represented by Gagosian and Galerie Max Hetzler where she frequently debuts new works on canvas that translate her massive spray techniques into a more domestic scale suitable for private collections. Notable individual pieces that have garnered widespread acclaim include the towering The Brooklyn Museum project and the vibrant installation Untitled 2013 which was showcased during her tenure at the Nasher Sculpture Center.

For the dedicated poster collector and art enthusiast her work offers a gateway into a world where color becomes a physical substance. Her ability to navigate the intersection of painting and sculpture has made her one of the most influential figures in the global art scene today. By consistently pushing the limits of how pigment interacts with light and texture she ensures that every piece remains a bold statement of creative freedom. Whether she is painting over piles of earth or the interior of a subway station her impact on the visual language of the twenty first century is undeniable.

Em Cooper 'In The Middle Of A Dream' Print Release Details

Artist: Em Cooper
Title: In The Middle Of A Dream
Medium: Varnished 13 Layered Textured Giclee Print
Size: 65 x 41 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: €605

 

*available for 48 hours at Wednesday March 4th, 2026

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British artist Em Cooper has carved a unique niche within the international art community through a mesmerizing fusion of traditional oil painting and cinematic storytelling. Based in the United Kingdom and born in Cambridge, this visionary creator first began focusing on the intersection of fine art and film during her undergraduate studies, later refining her signature approach at the Royal College of Art and Sheffield Hallam University. For collectors of limited edition art prints and posters, the work of Em Cooper represents a rare bridge between the tactile depth of physical paint and the fluid energy of the moving image, a technique she often refers to as choreographing the paint.

As a contemporary artist in the truest sense, she utilizes her mastery of oil on celluloid to explore the sensory experience of being alive, creating works that resonate deeply with those who appreciate meticulous craftsmanship. Significant accomplishments include winning the Grammy Award for Best Music Video in 2024 for her direction of The Beatles masterpiece I am Only Sleeping, a project that required over 1,300 individual hand painted frames. This achievement solidified her status as a powerhouse in the global creative scene, following a previous Emmy nomination for her stunning animation sequences in the PBS documentary Deej.

Collectors seeking high end posters and rare prints often look for the evocative stills from her most famous pieces, such as the dreamlike sequences in I am Only Sleeping or the visceral imagery found in her short films Laid Down and Confusion of Tongues. Her participation in prestigious art shows and gallery exhibitions includes installations at the Turner Contemporary in Margate, where she showcased the immersive audio visual project Emergence, and screenings at the Freud Museum in London and the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. These showcases highlight her ability to transform traditional mediums into avant garde experiences that capture the fleeting nature of memory and thought.

For those in the poster collector community, her recent collaboration with Avant Arte has brought her distinctive style into the realm of physical editions, offering limited releases like Early in the Morning and In the Middle of a Dream. These archival quality prints allow enthusiasts to own a piece of the meticulous process that defines her filmography. She remains dedicated to an intuitive method of working the paint that avoids digital shortcuts. This commitment to the physical medium ensures that every piece of art by this British talent carries a sense of permanence and prestige, making her work a highly sought after addition to any serious collection of modern limited edition prints.

Maurizio Cattelan 'Window' Print Available

Artist: Maurizio Cattelan
Title: Window
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 51.6 x 63 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: €1,815

 

*available until Noon EST on Friday February 20th, 2026

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Maurizio Cattelan is a provocative figure within the international art scene, known for a career that challenges traditional aesthetics through humor and subversion. Born on September 21, 1960, in Padua, Italy, Cattelan emerged as a self-taught artist who avoided formal academic training in favor of a satirical approach to creative expression. His real name is Maurizio Cattelan, and his Italian heritage remains a significant element of his identity, even as his influence expanded across the globe.

His body of work is characterized by a playful yet unsettling use of taxidermy, wax figures, and found objects to critique power structures and societal norms. One of his most famous pieces involves a hyper-realistic sculpture of Pope John Paul II being struck by a meteorite, a work that sparked intense debate regarding religion and authority. Another notable installation featured a fully functional eighteen-karat gold toilet, which served as a commentary on the excesses of the art market and wealth inequality.

Cattelan often blurs the line between a prankster and a serious commentator, leading many to view his contributions as a form of conceptual theater. In 2011, he famously announced his retirement following a major retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum, only to return to the spotlight years later with new, headline-grabbing projects. By utilizing irony as a primary tool, Cattelan forces viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about the modern world. His ability to remain relevant while refusing to adhere to standard artistic conventions solidifies his status as a singular voice in the twenty-first century.

Tomas Sanchez 'Pensamiento-Nube' Print Available

Artist: Tomas Sanchez
Title: Pensamiento-Nube
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50.7 x 65 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: €605

 

*available until Noon EST on Thursday January 29th, 2026

Tomas Sanchez 'Autorretrato En Tarde Rosa' Print Available

Artist: Tomas Sanchez
Title: Autorretrato En Tarde Rosa
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 70 x 52.8 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: €605

 

*available until Noon EST on Thursday January 29th, 2026

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Tomás Sánchez Requeiro is a distinguished artist from Cuba who has gained international acclaim for his mastery of landscape painting. Born on May 22, 1948, in Aguada de Pasajeros, Cienfuegos, his artistic journey began in Havana where he studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts San Alejandro and the National Art School. His work is deeply rooted in his five-decade long practice of meditation and Kashmiri Shaivism, which serves as the primary inspiration for his detailed and ethereal depictions of nature. These paintings often feature lush tropical forests, serene waterfalls, and solitary figures that act as witnesses to the grandeur of the environment, inviting viewers into a state of spiritual reflection.

Beyond his idealized natural vistas, the work of this artist also explores the stark reality of human impact through intricate portrayals of massive garbage dumps. This duality in his oeuvre highlights a profound environmental consciousness, juxtaposing the pristine beauty of an untouched world with the consequences of industrial waste. His technical skill, often characterized by a meticulous attention to light and texture, has led critics to compare his style to Romantic painters like Caspar David Friedrich. Over his prolific career, he has received prestigious accolades such as the Joan Miró Drawing Prize and has lived in various locations including Mexico, Miami, and Costa Rica while remaining a pivotal figure in the history of his home country’s art.

Pejac 'Self Defense' Release Details

Artist: Pejac
Title: Self Defense
Medium: 28 Color Screen Prints
Size: 80 x 57 cm
Edition: 25 (12 Diff Editions)
Price: €3,630

Pejac is a Spanish painter and street artist born in 1977 as Silvestre Santiago in Santander, Spain. His artistic identity formed during his studies in Milan at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, where he became disillusioned with the perceived elitism of his instructors. Seeking to democratize art, he began creating works in public spaces to reach individuals who might never visit a traditional gallery. His technical foundation is broad, spanning fine arts education at universities in Salamanca and Barcelona before his time in Italy.

His work is characterized by a masterful use of trompe-l’œil, a technique that creates three-dimensional illusions on flat surfaces to challenge viewer perception. Pejac frequently employs minimalist silhouettes and stark shadows, often rendered in black ink or paint, to convey complex social and environmental messages. He is noted for his clever adaptations of urban surroundings, such as his 2011 piece "Stain," which depicts a world map draining into a sewer in his hometown.

Beyond his original concepts, Pejac often reinterprets classical masterpieces by artists like Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh, placing them in unexpected contexts such as the hull of an abandoned ship or the hood of a luxury car. His repertoire also includes subtractive techniques, where he creates images by scraping paint off weathered walls, notably seen in his projects at the Husn refugee camp in Jordan.

Man Ray 'Le Violon D'Ingres' Print Release Details

Artist: Man Ray
Title: Le Violon D'Ingres
Medium: Varnish Sealed Giclee Print
Size: 48.2 x 60 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: €726

*available at Noon EST for 48 hours on February 17th, 2026

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Man Ray was a pioneering American visual artist who spent a significant portion of his career in France, becoming a central figure in the Surrealist and Dada movements. Born Emmanuel Radnitzky in Pennsylvania in 1890, he eventually moved to New York and then Paris, where his creative output flourished across multiple mediums. Although he considered himself a painter above all else, he achieved his greatest fame for his innovative contributions to photography. He is best known for developing the rayograph, a process of creating images by placing objects directly onto light-sensitive paper without using a camera, which resulted in haunting and ethereal compositions.

In Paris, Man Ray became a sought-after fashion and portrait photographer, capturing many of the most influential cultural figures of the early twentieth century. His work often challenged the traditional boundaries of art by utilizing techniques such as solarization to blur the line between reality and the subconscious. Beyond the darkroom, he produced provocative sculptures known as readymades and directed avant-garde films that explored rhythmic patterns and abstract forms. His artistic philosophy was deeply rooted in the rejection of conventional aesthetics, favoring instead the power of chance and the exploration of the human psyche. Throughout his life, he maintained a dual identity as both a commercial success and a radical provocateur. By the time of his death in 1976, he had fundamentally altered the trajectory of modern art, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence how creators perceive the intersection of technology and imagination.

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.

Ferrari Sheppard 'Put Some Red On It' Print Available

Artist: Ferrari Sheppard
Title: Put Some Red On It
Medium: Varnished Gold Screened Giclee Print
Size: 58.4 x 75 cm
Edition: 100
Prices: €1,513

Ferrari Sheppard is an influential contemporary artist whose work explores the complexities of the human condition through a distinct fusion of figurative realism and abstraction. Born in Chicago and currently based in Los Angeles, Sheppard has developed a visual language that prioritizes the emotional presence of his subjects. His large scale canvases often feature Black figures rendered in a style that emphasizes fluid lines and a sense of movement, suggesting both vulnerability and a profound sense of grace.

A defining characteristic of Sheppard’s technique is his use of 24-karat gold leaf, which he integrates with charcoal and acrylic paint. This combination creates a luminous effect that elevates his subjects, imbuing them with a celestial or historical significance. The gold leaf acts as a medium that catches the light, making the portraits appear as though they are shifting or breathing as the viewer moves around them. By stripping away traditional background details, he focuses entirely on the posture and expression of his subjects, inviting an intimate connection between the viewer and the art.

Sheppard’s background as a journalist and musician informs his narrative approach, allowing him to capture the nuances of daily life with a poetic sensibility. His portraits do not merely document a likeness; they celebrate the quiet moments of joy, reflection, and leisure that define the Black experience. Through his evocative use of color and texture, Sheppard challenges conventional portraiture and contributes a vital perspective to the evolving landscape of modern art. His work remains a powerful testament to the beauty found in simplicity and the enduring strength of the human spirit.