Alec Monopoly | London Money Bags icons

Alec Monopoly | London Money Bags iconsAlec Monopoly (b. 1986) London Money Bags Hand Finished Hand finished silkscreen London Money Bags places Alec Monopoly's practice in the specific context of the British capital a city whose relationship with money, power, and global finance is as complicated as any in the world. The hand finished silkscreen combines Monopoly's Richie Rich figure with the symbolic language of currency and accumulation in a composition that is immediately legible and

The standard edition of Who Ordered the Cannoli

and Devine works within that tradition while making the imagery entirely his own

Bram Reijnders is a Dutch artist whose mixed media practice brings together painting

Sandstone is one of Paul's most immediately appealing works

Katharine Dove renders this with the formal precision and warm observation that characterises her practice: the animal in its characteristic movement

La Pun creates a visual statement that celebrates both heritage and modern street-art energy

the almost orange warmth of sunset on old stone

who will travel any distance

Pegasus — Chris Turner

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Devine's sustained engagement with the horse as subject has produced a body of work that ranges from the gestural and atmospheric to the formally resolved

The navy variant brings a palette of depth and authority to a subject of pure absurdist comedy