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 market for prints is thriving, and Maddox’s executive team have decades of collective experience in identifying the rare jewels that represent the very bes…

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…

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…

As coined by the great Keith Haring, the statement that ‘art is for everybody’ has never been more widely endorsed than today, with cities and regions al…

Art must strive to change the world to be relevant. Through radical acts and maverick creativity, artists have made some of the most savage indictments about society…

Known for colourful prints of pop culture iconography, artist Andy Warhol has become synonymous with the pop art movement. However, pop art originated many years bef…

Pride, by nature, thrives on a challenge. From the first shot glass thrown by Marsha P. Johnson during the Stonewall Inn riots in 1969 to the ongoing resistance agai…

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…

Often referred to as the ‘godfather of street art’, Richard Hambleton rose to fame in the late 1970s with his notorious Shadowmen; a series of black haun…

James Nicholls boasts a long and illustrious career. From being Maddox Gallery Chairman and inflight art expert for British Airways, to creating and hosting The Next…

This Spring, the collection of the late Texan philanthropist and oil heiress, Anne Marion, will be sold at Sotheby’s. Her assemblage of art, although also cont…

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…

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…

Founding her own urban contemporary art gallery in Cologne in her twenties and proceeding to curate shows worldwide, there is no one more qualified to head up Maddox…

How do you brush up on your art knowledge in the midst of a pandemic when galleries are closed? Put aside the art history books; we have an easier way to become an a…

Art has always been a way for people to create meaningful, resonant, and engaging experiences — telling stories in new ways, bringing authentic emotions to lif…

"All of the things that you make are a quest for immortality. Because you're making these things that you know have a different kind of life", said Keith Haring in 1…

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…

'Pop art is about liking things,' Andy Warhol once declared. While the English artist Richard Hamilton had this to say: '"Pop art is: Popular (designed for a mass a…

Modern and Contemporary Artists use repetition not simply to improve on an initial version, but as the basis of their art, creating rhythm and regularity within thei…

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…

‘All of the things that you make are a quest for immortality. Because you’re making these things that you know have a different kind of life,’ said…