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With hip-hop celebrating its 50th anniversary this week, now is the perfect time to explore how the worlds of rap music and art first came to collide in the 1970s, a…

With 'Street Life' now open at our flagship gallery on Maddox Street, let's take a closer look at the celebrity collectors whose art collections include some of the …

With the arrival of a major new show devoted to street art at our flagship gallery in Mayfair, put the opening date of 5th May in your diary and discover just some o…

The only asset class that is guaranteed to bring you happiness - passion investments are made to be enjoyed, and the appetite for them has never been stronger. Out-s…

This Summer, Maddox Gallery are pleased to present 'Post-Pop!', an international group show, inspired by the lasting effects of the Pop Art movement, exhibiting at o…

People say that three things in life are certain: death, taxes, and Picasso holding reign as the world’s most sought-after artist. However, following two years…

For contemporary art to thrive, we need community and the irreplaceable conversations that stem from it. Nothing could have taught art lovers that lesson more than n…

Collaboration is at the core of every artistic community. From creative romantics like Marina Abramović and her partner Ulay to collaborative peers like Warhol, Basq…

For over half a century, graffiti artists have been some of the first to encapsulate the mood of political movements, subcultures and creative shifts of contemporary…

Historically, the art world has garnered itself a reputation for being exclusive and elusive, a mystical market that is impenetrable by the masses. However, since th…

With the print market on the rise, there have been several factors that have contributed to its success. From its affordable price point to the ease of being able to…

On the 11th May, In This Case by Jean-Michel Basquiat went under the hammer at Christie’s 21st Century Evening Sale for $93.1 million. Less than 24 hours later…

Studying History of Art and Fine Art at university, Daisy Cox was enamored by the art world from a young age. Starting her collection with art that had been created …

By the late 1960s, New York had become the epicentre of the art world, with Andy Warhol and the pop art movement publicising the city as a global hub for artists. Cr…

On the 23rd March, Warrior by Jean-Michel Basquiat became the most expensive Western artwork ever sold in Asia. Estimated to achieve over $31 million yesterday at au…

Last Sunday, 14th March, marked the 63rd Grammy Awards ceremony; a glamorous and prestigious event that celebrates the power of music and the very best within the mu…

Over the past five years, the prints and edition market has grown exponentially. With a multitude of reasons behind this rapid growth, we spoke to Maddox CEO, John R…

For a genre of art that emerged from early 1980s New York subcultures, street art continues to play an extremely prominent role in today’s visual culture. A Yo…

Jean-Michel Basquiat was born on 22nd December 1960. Having sadly passed at the untimely age of 27, Basquiat still managed to have an incredibly fruitful career duri…

Basquiat and Warhol: an unlikely pair, but one that made sense. Their friendship is one of the most important relationships in contemporary art history. The foundin…

The print market is soaring. And that's not just because universal lockdown has prompted a boom in online buying - though the clarity, precision and the two-dimensio…

The painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat entitled Boy and Dog in a Johnnypump was sold to billionaire Ken Griffin, a hedge fund manager and CEO of the investment firm Ci…

"I cross out words so you will see them more; the fact that they are obscured makes you want to read them.” Earlier this month we installed three pieces by Je…

When you hear the phrase ‘street art’, what springs to mind? Subway graffiti or a £1million art sale at Sotheby’s? Spray painted tags or Loui…