Kozyndan first London SOLO show at Nelly Duff, May 2010

We are really pleased to announce Kozyndan's first London SOLO show at Nelly Duff in May 2010. These guys work really is amazing and we can't wait to see all the amazing work in the flesh ; )

Hennie Haworth Plate

The tradition of hanging stuffed stag heads and porcelain dinner plates on walls had once dominated the ideals of opulent decor, but it doesn't seem to happen anymore... Creating a post-modern take about these once loved wall hangings is this beautifully crafted optical illusion screen-printed artwork by Hennie Haworth, available exclusively from the gallery from this weekend ; )

New Light Calendars any time now....

Coming very soon, are the great A&P 2010 new calendars... another interesting design evolution...
Light Calendar 2010
This artwork is a three dimensional radial graph of the amount of daylight hours in 2010
C-type print onto Metalic stock.
Silk screen frosted and glow in the dark overprint.

Special Thomas Africa...

..there are also several special Africa's on different coloured hand painted backgrounds available soon... Loving the bumble / wasp yellow/black...

The British Fox

Nelly is very pleased to announce a new print from Patrick Thomas to be released on Dec 6th. We know Patrick is interested in the Fox population of the British Isles...does the fox size mean the fox population in that geography... More to be revealed ; )

Look out ABOVE...

...is coming to Nelly Duff in the next week. Eye's peeled for the Arrows...Check out the man's work here

Coming soon by the man called Gaia...

we are excited to announce a new print arriving at Nelly HQ over the next couple of weeks by the seriously talented carving man of lino...Rooster Go!

Pure Evil Sparkles

Popped in to see Mr PE himslef the other day, he noticed some sparklers i had and he asked if could have a pack and low and behold when i got home, in my inbox was a bit more magic from him...merry christmas ; )

eyewriter - this looks amazing!

Check it out, Love these people... developing this

Invisible Man?

Take a look at the art of Liu Bolin, it takes approx 10 hours or so for his collaborators to paint him into these artworks. Liu, 36, says his art makes a statement about his place in society.