Art Market News
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Where Can I Sell my Warhol? A 5 Step Guide to Sell Andy Warhol Art
Thinking of selling your Warhol? From iconic screen prints to limited-edition lithographs, this guide explains how to sell Andy Warhol art with confidence, from accurate valuation and expert authentication to...
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How Do I Sell David Hockney Art? A Guide to Valuation, Consignment and Resale of Hockney Prints
Whether you own a rare Hockney print for sale or a more recent iPad drawing, knowing when and how to sell matters. This guide reveals what drives the value of...
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Banksy’s Latest Piece of Graffiti Art Appears in Marseille Sparking Global Speculation
After debuting online without a confirmed location, Banksy’s newest stencil, featuring a lighthouse overlaid with a series of haunting words, has now been traced to a street in southern France....
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Where can I sell my Banksy? Maddox’s 5 Step Guide to Valuation, Authentication and Selling Banksy Art
Wondering “Where can I sell my Banksy?” Whether it’s a Pest Control-certified print, a unique canvas or a verified piece of street art, this five-step guide to selling Banksy art explains exactly...
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How David Yarrow Photos are Made: 5 Key Elements to Creating Unforgettable Photography
How are David Yarrow photos created? Go behind the scenes of the breathtaking shoots, bold visions and meticulous craft that define his approach to creating photography. Learn what it takes...
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Street Artists Like Banksy: 7 Visionaries and their Global, Subversive and Collectible Graffiti
Banksy may be the face of contemporary street art, but he’s part of a broader lineage of artists who have single-handedly shaped the cultural landscape of contemporary art, and the...
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Penguin Book Art Goes Pop: 7 Reasons Harland Miller Prints Are Among the Most Collectible Works in Contemporary Art
Satirical, stylish and endlessly collectible, Harland Miller’s Penguin book art has become an icon of contemporary culture. Blending literary nostalgia with razor-sharp wit, his large-scale works are in high demand....
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The Art of Banksy Humour—Satire, Spray Paint & the Politics Beneath the Punchline
Witty, subversive and brilliantly uncomfortable, the art of Banksy is rooted in irony and impact. This article explores how Banksy humour disarms and provokes in equal measure, revealing the sharp...
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Graffiti Artist RETNA's Murals: 5 Keys to Decoding his Language of Symbols & What He Doesn't Give Away
RETNA murals speak in a language few can read—an intricate rhythm of symbols drawn from ancient scripts and hieroglyphs. Somewhere between calligraphy and code, his work invites interpretation while withholding...
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The NGV Yayoi Kusama Exhibition Unveils a Dazzling, Immersive Universe—Are You Ready to Enter Infinity?
From 15 Dec 2024 - 21 April 2025, experience one of the most comprehensive retrospectives of Yayoi Kusama's artwork ever. With close to 200 artworks from her childhood to present...
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David Hockney’s iPad Drawings: Digital Art with Timeless Appeal
Discover the captivating digital artistry of David Hockney's iPad images—vivid, expressive works that reflect the iconic artist’s innovative spirit. Explore six exclusive prints now available at Maddox Gallery, bringing the...
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Jean-Michel Basquiat: A Profound Exploration of Identity and Society in Portfolio I
Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Portfolio I—featuring Head, Per Capita, Ernok, and Rinso—captures his signature blend of text, image, and vivid colour. This iconic set of 1983 prints invites viewers to confront themes of race, identity, and commodification.