BLACK VENUS, curated by Aindrea Emelife is an exhibition that surveys the legacy of Black Women in visual culture – from fetishized, colonial-era caricatures to the present-day reclamation of the rich complexity of Black womanhood by 18 artists (of numerous nationalities and with birth years spanning 1942 to 1997). This exhibition is a celebration of […]

The July/August issue is our regeneration special, focusing on how we can make the planet – and us, its people – healthier, happier and (hopefully) cooler, in every sense of the word. Artist Claire Luxton (@ClaireLuxtonArt), represented by @MTArtAgency, was commissioned to create the unforgettable cover image, which represents our dreams of a better, brighter future. […]

Joining the photo exhibition at Wembley Park is a new, site-specific artwork produced by internationally acclaimed artist Claire Luxton, renowned for her boundary-pushing exploration of self-representation through poetry, performance, photography and technology. Titled ‘Messenger’, Luxton’s vast, expansive artwork spans different media and formats, seamlessly blending with elements of Wembley Park’s public realm, including a striking […]

A skyscraper bug hotel for London insects in Sutcliffe Park, Eltham. A commission from Ikea and the Royal Borough of Greenwich

A commission for Pullman Hotels and Resorts to create an immersive installation in the lobby of their London St Pancras Hotel for 8 weeks, as part of -and a celebration of- their international “Artists Playground” program in which local artists, designers and illustrators, are commissioned to create works in their various properties around the world. A […]

A solo show at the Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, September-December 2017, in which The Roman Singularity was presented in the UK for the first time, new plinths were created, and the Mural Capreeshio, and the sculpture Pasteeshio were commissioned. Curated by Owen Hopkins.

“4 Characters in the First Act”, curated by Marco Sammicheli, is a collection of furniture pieces commissioned by Camp Design Gallery for Milan Design Week/ Fuori Salone 2017, and supported by Abet Laminati, that are bursting with personality. Angiolo (side unit), Anselmo (table), Annibale (cupboard with legs) and Augusto (triangle cupboard) are profoundly proud, and highly ornamented designs […]

12 Walls was an exhibition of contemporary architectural ornament in Veszprém, Hungary, in 2018 curated by Paradigma Aridane, for which I created the mural “Diadema”, the description of which is below. Other contributors included Space Popular, Andrew Kovacs, Giacomo Pala and MNPL Workshop. Images by Balázs Danyi unless otherwise stated. Ornament is not a language. Ornament doesn’t speak. It […]

Memo Walls, a commission for Argent LLP, was a series of 15 artworks all around the King’s Cross estate that were an exuberant march of polychromatic hieroglyphs, a series of stories told through abstract forms, colours and symbols which took the shape of characters, each with their own aura and life, populating windows, hoardings and walls like […]

A collection of large, special edition (of 5) ceramic pieces (called Kallisto, Kalliope & Kallistrate) for Bitossi Ceramiche, as well as the presentation of the Roman Singularity for Milan Design Week 2018, with specially commissioned exhibition design. Curated by Luca Molinari, with the contribution of, and in the studios of Vudafieri Saverino Partners. You know when you are really, really […]

“Belgravia Sunrise” is a joyous and gently uplifting series of flags for four key streets in Belgravia (Motcomb, Eccleston, Elizabeth streets and Pimlico Road) that mark the return of London and its streets and life from the long lockdown of Spring 2020, a series of humble Thank Yous that recognise those who have continued to […]

The Royal Family (the second act in a Design Drama that began with 4 Characters in the 1st Act in 2017) is a collection of three furniture pieces commissioned by Camp Design Gallery Milan, and made in collaboration with Abet Laminati. They are available to purchase, with each being made only in a limited edition […]