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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.

From increased representation within the art historical canon to aiding human connection, we look at the reasons behind the surge of interest in figurative painting and explain the key things to remember when you are collecting the genre.

In celebration of our latest Los Angeles exhibition A Simple Mark, we look at the global history of mark-making from the Blombos Caves of South Africa to Banksy’s graffiti.

In celebration of Lefty’s highly anticipated Op Art inspired exhibition opening next week, we delve into the 1960s genre and discuss its lasting effects on contemporary art and culture.

From contemporary artists with upcoming exhibitions to blue-chip masters whose influential legacies continue to inspire, we highlight three artists this month that are making waves in the art world and beyond.

As 2021 saw the art world embrace technology with the rise of NFTs and digital art, experts are predicting that 2022 will see a return to representation. Here’s why . . .

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

From celebrity collectors like Elton John and Jay-Z to artwork inspired by the rich and famous, we look at how society’s obsession with VIP’s impacted the art world.

From his public sculptures to his dedicated social media following, we look at why collectors are so interested in Dutch contemporary artist.

From sublime landscapes to uncanny apparitions, we look at works of art inspired by all things macabre in time for Halloween.

From sardonic expressions to witty narrative, we look at collectable artworks that will make you laugh, no matter how your day is going.

We look at the artists tackling the complex realities of the technological and digital realm with humour, honesty, and contemplation.

Our essential guide to pop art beyond the works of Andy Warhol.

From the colourway’s ability to capture raw emotion to the unbridled dynamism of black and white photography, we consider the reasons behind the continuous success of monochrome artwork.

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