The Real Hackney Dave | The Slopes Are Always A Good Idea No Risk No Story

The Real Hackney Dave | The Slopes Are Always A Good Idea No Risk No StoryThe Real Hackney Dave The Slopes Are Always A Good Idea Typographic art The Slopes Are Always A Good Idea is The Real Hackney Dave at his most seasonally specific and universally recognisable a statement of the particular enthusiasm that skiing inspires in its devotees, who will travel any distance, spend any amount, and rearrange any commitment for the specific pleasure of being on a mountain with snow beneath them. The typography renders this

The stamp as format carries its own conceptual resonance in Stik's practice: the postal system as a network of human connection

a genre that has consistently used transgressive and occult imagery — and produces

Henley Regatta

the chemical intervention in its most unmediated form

Mixed media on paper | Original

5 bottle — a design so perfect it has remained essentially unchanged since 1921 — is brought into Emma Gibbons' practice as a mixed media sculpture that occupies the boundary between fine art and the thing it represents

Smiley Stormtrooper (Pink) takes the most anonymous figure in Star Wars — designed to be indistinguishable

Wall Street Richie | Silver Bull brings together his Richie Rich protagonist — the comic book embodiment of inherited wealth and entitled consumption — with the bull market symbol: the charging animal that represents rising markets

uniquely detailed figures navigate ladders

evocative tones and complex abstract forms

Mark Curryer is a British artist whose mixed media cityscapes have made him one of the most sought-after painters of urban atmosphere currently working in the UK

5" inches (80 x 80 cm)