Sebastian Chaumeton is a young, emerging artist, with a story to tell. After signing with Maddox in 2019 his trajectory has been impressive, with a residency and two solo shows in London followed by exhibitions in Hong Kong and Tapei. So how has Sebastian Chaumeton established himself as one of the world’s most popular emerging talents? Maeve Doyle, Maddox Artistic Director tells us why.

These artists create unique, exciting works without the use of any brush at all. From a well known street artist who discovered his signature method whilst hiding from the police, to another who uses a palette knife to make his work. These creators prove that a paintbrush no longer dominates the process of making groundbreaking art.

Our latest exhibition, What Lies Within Us, reveals what lies beneath an artist’s way of expressing their self-exploratory journey in visuals. How does a painter discover their identity? How do they uncover unheard stories and amplify silenced voices? In celebration of one of the most culturally exciting shows on the London art scene, we explore the exhibiting artists. From an artist who describes his work as “infantile semi-abstraction” to one who uses old family photos as references for their work, let’s take a look at these unique painters.

Yayoi Kusama is an iconic artist who often features in the contemporary spotlight. With her “Obliteration Room” now open at the Tate Modern, she remains a leader in the art scene. However, the artist has not had an easy life, and her work often comes from a place of sadness, or even madness. From a mental health institution to a fine art institution, her life is as interesting as her artworks. Here are five facts about Kusama you never knew before…

We sat down with contemporary painter Bradley Theodore to discuss his street art past, secret symbols, and the enduring inspiration he takes from his ever-growing book collection.

We synthesise the wide-ranging practice of this notorious artist by taking a deep dive into five of his best-known works, detailing the hidden story behind his celebrated imagery.

As we celebrate the opening of Dawn Okoro's first UK solo exhibition, we detail everything you need to know about the up-and-coming artist.

As 2021 draws to a close, we look to the year ahead to outline the artists every collector should take note of.

We look at some of the New York photographer’s most recognisable photos that memorialised unforgettable moments in the world of sport.

Our Maddox essential guide to Invader, the French street artist rising to recognition in the contemporary art scene.

From their elusive backstory to their connection with Banksy, we outline the facts you need to know about Britain’s best-loved artistic duo, ahead of their latest exhibition.

Adored worldwide for his whip-smart take on life’s highs, lows, and all that’s in between, David Shrigley has become a bona fide self-care prophet.

Renowned broadcaster Eamonn Holmes and photographer Andy Gotts discuss everything from photographing Robert De Niro to being given a nickname by Ringo Starr...

We investigate the booming market of the prolific Japanese artist and consider why her prints are in such high demand.

We sat down with photographer Andy Gotts to discuss everything from photographing Cate Blanchett in a supermarket car park, to Kenneth Branagh and the acts of kindness that skyrocketed his career.