Stik | Standing Figure | Orange | Framed Mixed Media Original

Stik | Standing Figure | Orange | Framed Mixed Media OriginalStik (b. 1979) Standing Figure Orange Framed Standing Figure is one of Stik's most formally distilled works the single figure, standing alone, without the context of another figure or a specific action. The figure simply is: present, upright, occupying space. In orange the colour that gives the work its particular warmth and energy the Standing Figure becomes something between a portrait and a symbol, a specific presence and a universal one

that hold their presence against the competing demands of an interior

Cleon Peterson — born in Seattle in 1973

The word WHAAM

uniquely situated between the two categories

Mickey Sprout brings the Slawn x Opake collaboration to the world's most recognisable cartoon character — Mickey Mouse as seedling

31) presents the iconic image in the hot pink and acid yellow palette that is the most immediately recognisable of Warhol's Marilyn colour schemes — the palette that has become synonymous with the Pop Art moment itself

Dreamtide locates Neil Nelson's practice at the boundary between the seen and the imagined — the title suggesting a tide that moves between waking and dreaming

the artist whose early work dealt with death

No Risk No Story is exactly the kind of title that makes James McQueen's practice tick

the geometry of biological forms that we walk past daily without ever seeing

A significant Picasso graphic work from the height of his classical period

Screenprinted in four colours on 300gsm Arches paper