Jadé Fadojutimi is one of the most critically acclaimed painters of her generation. Her vivid, gestural canvases explore identity, language, and the subconscious through layered fields of colour and motion.
Jul-2026
Anna WEYANT ⁎
Canada
1995
Anna Weyant's figurative paintings blend Old Master techniques with a quietly unsettling contemporary sensibility. Her works of solitary women in interior spaces have drawn international collector attention.
Jul-2026
Amoako BOAFO ⁎
Ghana
1984
Amoako Boafo's finger-painted portraits celebrate Black joy and identity with bold colour and expressive mark-making. He is among the most prominent African artists to break into the global primary market.
Jul-2026
Avery SINGER ⁎
United States
1987
Avery Singer creates large-scale greyscale paintings using airbrush and 3D software, producing eerie, staged compositions that comment on contemporary culture, art world structures, and social performance.
Jul-2026
Flora YUKHNOVICH ⁎
United Kingdom
1990
Flora Yukhnovich revives the lush, hedonistic spirit of Rococo painting through a contemporary lens. Her soft, candy-coloured canvases reference Boucher and Fragonard while remaining firmly rooted in the present.
Jul-2026
Salman TOOR ⁎
Pakistan
1983
Salman Toor's intimately scaled paintings depict queer South Asian men navigating private and public space. Drawing on Rembrandt and Toulouse-Lautrec, his work fuses art-historical tradition with personal vulnerability.
Jul-2026
Loie HOLLOWELL ⁎
United States
1983
Loie Hollowell creates luminous, symmetrical paintings that fuse abstraction with bodily and spiritual symbolism. Her works explore fertility, duality, and transcendence through vivid colour gradients and geometric forms.
Jul-2026
Nicolas PARTY ⁎
Switzerland
1980
Nicolas Party's pastel-hued portraits and landscapes channel Art Nouveau and Symbolism into a deceptively cheerful visual language. His immersive installations have captivated audiences at major institutions worldwide.
Jul-2026
Lucy BULL ⁎
United States
1990
Lucy Bull's abstract paintings pulsate with psychedelic energy, weaving together biomorphic shapes and dense chromatic fields. Her large-scale canvases suggest interior landscapes on the edge of dissolving into light.
Jul-2026
Ewa JUSZKIEWICZ ⁎
Poland
1984
Ewa Juszkiewicz subverts the conventions of historical portraiture by concealing her subjects' faces with cascading flora, fabric, or hair. Her uncanny paintings invite both fascination and unease about identity and concealment.
