Artists to Watch
Artists to Watch
Profiles of painters and makers shaping the city now — who they are, where they work and where you might catch a canvas before the crowd does.
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Five Emerging Painters Working in London Right Now
From Peckham to Walthamstow, five painters in their twenties and thirties worth knowing before the waiting lists.
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Camden's Hidden Studios: Where the City Paints
Behind locked railway arches, a quiet community of makers keeps working.
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Women Artists You Can Actually See in London's Museums
Gentileschi, Vigée Le Brun, Morisot — where the work actually hangs.
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London's Printmakers: The Workshops Keeping the Craft Alive
Etching, screenprint and the workshops keeping the presses running.
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Street Art in East London: A Walk Without the Tourist Hoards
Brick Lane's side streets and the railway walls, before the tours arrive.
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Six Young Sculptors Working With the City's Materials
Six sculptors turning the city's concrete and scrap into new work.
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London's Ceramicists: The Studio Potters Making Their Own Rules
From Leyton's big wheels to the shop opposite the British Museum.
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Portraiture Today: How London Artists Redraw the Face
Invented sitters, bark cloth and the portrait's second life.
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Notes From the Studio: How London Artists Protect Their Practice
Rents, open studios and the economics of keeping a practice alive.
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