Lucas Thorik 'Untitled 873' Print Available

Artist: Lucas Thorik
Title: Untitled 873
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 100 x 112 cm
Edition: 40
Prices: €425

*there is also a smaller version for €249

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Lucas Thorik is a contemporary Dutch artist whose work exists at the intersection of minimalist structure and raw emotional expression. Born into a creative environment with a background in design, Thorik has developed a distinctive visual language that prioritizes the physical presence of the canvas and the tactile nature of his materials. His large-scale abstract compositions are characterized by a sophisticated interplay of texture, light, and depth, often utilizing a muted color palette that emphasizes subtle tonal shifts rather than bold chromatic contrasts.

The artist follows a process-driven approach where the act of layering is central to the final piece. By applying and then partially removing various media, including plaster and paint, he creates surfaces that appear weathered or aged, evoking a sense of history and permanence. This technique allows for a dialogue between what is hidden and what is revealed, inviting the viewer to look beyond the immediate surface. His works often feature structural elements like grids or horizontal lines that provide a sense of order against more organic, spontaneous markings.

Thorik is frequently associated with the concept of urban minimalism, as his aesthetic mirrors the industrial textures and architectural rhythms of modern cityscapes. Despite this connection to the built environment, there is a rhythmic, almost musical quality to his compositions that reflects his interest in sound and frequency. By balancing rigid geometry with fluid movements, Lucas Thorik produces art that feels both grounded and ethereal, offering a meditative space for reflection in an increasingly complex world.

Keith Haring 'Gold Baby' 18K Pin Available

Artist: Keith Haring
Title: Untitled (Gold Baby)
Medium: 18K Gold Pin
Size: 2.75 x 1.875 Inches
Edition: 200 (far less available)
Price: $3,500

*comes in original box with edition card signed by artist (in 1989)

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Keith Haring was a highly influential American artist whose vibrant, bold style became a hallmark of the 1980s New York art scene. His work originated in the spontaneous medium of public spaces, where he created quick, rhythmic chalk drawings on blank advertising panels in the subway system. These accessible pieces, characterized by continuous lines and dynamic figures, served as his initial canvas and made his art immediately recognizable to a broad, diverse audience.

Haring’s imagery was a universal visual language of dancing figures, barking dogs, radiant babies, and flying saucers, all imbued with energy and a sense of immediacy. Far from mere pop aesthetics, his art was deeply engaged with the social and political issues of his time. He used his platform to advocate for social change, addressing critical themes such as the AIDS crisis, the anti-apartheid movement, drug use, and the dangers of nuclear proliferation. Haring believed art should be for everybody, actively blurring the lines between fine art and commercial art by opening his Pop Shop in New York’s SoHo district, where he sold affordable products featuring his designs.

A prominent and openly gay artist during a period of intense public health crisis, Haring dedicated the later years of his short life to activism. He established the Keith Haring Foundation to support AIDS organizations and children's programs, ensuring his legacy of art and activism would endure. Though he passed away from AIDS-related complications in 1990 at the age of 31, his iconic style and commitment to using art as a tool for social good continue to inspire generations worldwide. His murals and public works remain global symbols of joy, unity, and courageous expression.

Adam Pendleton 'Untitled' (We Are Not) Print Available

Artist: Adam Pendleton
Title: Untitled (We Are Not)
Medium: Gold Dust Lithograph
Size: 60 x 50 Inches
Edition: 70
Price: $1,500

 

Adam Pendleton is a contemporary American conceptual artist renowned for his complex, multi-disciplinary practice that encompasses painting, video, photography, and publishing. Born in 1984 in Richmond, Virginia, Pendleton is primarily known for his ongoing project, "Black Dada," a term he coined in 2008 to describe a system of language and visual abstraction. This framework draws parallels between the early twentieth-century avant-garde art movement of Dadaism and the Black Arts Movement, exploring how language and images are used to construct history and identity.

His work frequently employs a visual vocabulary of fragments cropped images, silkscreened text, and geometric shapes layered over one another to obscure and reveal information simultaneously. Key textual elements in his pieces often include quotations from historical figures, philosophers, and writers such as Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, and Gertrude Stein. The intentional use of abstraction challenges viewers to confront the limitations and potential failures of language in fully capturing the complexities of race, politics, and social movements.

Pendleton's installations are often large-scale and immersive, demanding an intellectual engagement that goes beyond mere observation. His work has been exhibited extensively in major institutions globally, including significant solo shows and participation in international biennials. By collapsing different historical moments and theoretical positions, Pendleton creates a dynamic space where the past continuously informs the present, prompting a re-evaluation of established narratives. He currently lives and works in New York.

Cote Escriva 'Untitled' Print Available

Artist: Cote Escriva
Title: Untitled
Medium: 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 17.3 x 8.6 Inches
Edition: 70
Price: $99

  

Cote Escriva is a Spanish artist born in Valencia in 1982 who fuses street attitude with cartoon nostalgia to create paintings, prints and collectible sculptures that feel both mischievous and masterfully crafted. Trained in industrial design, he spent his early career in graphic studios before stepping away to launch a personal project that could channel his twin loves of American pop culture and underground comics. Working now from his hometown, he produces acrylic paintings on wood where familiar animated icons are stretched, scarred or re costumed into darkly comic characters that stare down the viewer with bulbous eyes and razor sharp grins.

His process begins as loose ink sketches made while listening to punk records; these rough ideas are scanned, refined and enlarged, then translated by hand onto shaped panels or toy prototypes using bold flat colour and meticulous line work. The finished pieces often carry titles that wink at childhood memories while hinting at adult anxiety, a balance that has earned him solo shows in Los Angeles, Barcelona, Tokyo and Singapore and placements in major art fairs from Urban Break to Art Taipei. Despite global demand, Escriva keeps editions small and paints every surface himself, believing that the slight imperfections of a human wrist give his universe its soul.

By merging skateboard graphics, lowbrow surrealism and the visual language of Saturday morning television, Cote Escriva offers a mirror in which innocence and rebellion coexist, proving that a cartoon can still bite.

David Shrigley 'Never Forget How Beautiful You Are' HPM Release Details

Artist: David Shrigley
Title: Never Forget How Beautiful You Are
Medium: Hand Painted Acrylic on Paper
Size: 56 x 75 cm
Edition: 30 (UNIQUE)
Prices: €3,000

*available at 5am EST on September 12th, 2025

Ewa Juszkiewicz 'Untitled Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun' Print Available

Artist: Ewa Juszkiewicz
Title: Untitled Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 40 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: $12,500

$12,500 giclee, WTF!??!!

Miranda Tacchia 'Untitled' Print Available

Artist: Miranda Tacchia
Title: Untitled
Medium: 2 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 64.5 cm
Edition: 35
Price: £110

Craig Costello 'Untitled' Print Available

Artist: Craig Costello
Title: Untitled
Medium: Deckled Edge 4 Color Screenprint
Size: 40 x 26.5 Inches
Edition: 99
Price: $760

Anselm Reyle 'Untitled, 2024' HPMs Available

Artist: Anselm Reyle
Title: Untitled, 2024
Medium: Heavily Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 60 x 70 cm
Edition: 40
Price: €3,000

*there are four prints in this series

It's A Living 'Untitled 2021' + 'Untitled 2022' Originals Available

Artist: It's A Living
Title: Untitled 2021 + Untitled 2022
Medium: Acrylic + Aerosol on Canvas
Size: ø50.8cm
Edition: 1/1's
Price: $2,600

*never understand whyTF artists call their art 'Untitled' fuckin' lame