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Collecting Banksy in 2025
An Investor-Led Guide for a Corrected Market October 28, 2025 Following the exuberance of 2020–2022, the Banksy market—like much of the wider contemporary art sector—has undergone a healthy correction. Prices... Read more -
The Ultimate Jean-Michel Basquiat Guide
An A-Z Guide - All You Need To Know October 28, 2025 Few artists have reshaped the visual and cultural language of the late 20th century as powerfully as Jean-Michel Basquiat. In... Read more -
Donald Sultan: Embracing The Fall
Forms of Nature October 27, 2025 There is something unmistakably autumnal about Donald Sultan’s art. His heavy blacks, burnished reds, and soft grays evoke the quiet... Read more -
Claire Salvo
Painting Value October 24, 2025 Claire Salvo has built a rare bridge between two worlds that don't always speak fluently to one another: the hyper-speed... Read more
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Collecting Picasso Ceramics
A Global Market Report October 20, 2025 Picasso's ceramics have evolved from a niche collecting category into a vibrant global market. Collectors worldwide are increasingly drawn to... Read more -
London’s Frieze Week Record Breakers
A Guide to a Blockbuster Week of Sales October 20, 2025 London’s marquee auction houses just concluded a blockbuster week of contemporary art sales, coinciding with the Frieze art fair. In... Read more -
Sebastian Magnani: Daily Bat
Volume III October 20, 2025 Sebastian Magnani’s Daily Bat series is one of the most compelling and quietly subversive bodies of photographic work to emerge... Read more -
David Hockney Market Guide 2025
Popular works, robust series and 2026 strategy defined. October 19, 2025 The David Hockney market in 2025 stands as one of the most robust in the post-war and contemporary category. His... Read more
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How Did Andy Warhol Die?
The Death of Warhol and his Legacy October 15, 2025 Andy Warhol , born Andrew Warhola Jr. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on August 6, 1928, was a figure who seemed almost... Read more -
Robert Longo's Men in the Cities
Power, Collapse, and the Beauty of Control October 14, 2025 Few series in contemporary art have captured the psychological tension of modern life as vividly as Robert Longo’s Men in... Read more -
Yusuke Toda: Upcoming Exhibition
Opening October 2025 October 13, 2025 Guy Hepner Gallery is delighted to announce the forthcoming exhibition of Japanese artist Yusuke Toda , opening later this month... Read more -
Andy Warhol’s Brillo Boxes
The Art of the Ordinary and the Birth of Conceptual Pop October 8, 2025 Few works in 20th-century art have provoked as much debate, fascination, and philosophical inquiry as Andy Warhol’s Brillo Boxes .... Read more
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10 Facts About Roy Lichtenstein
The Pop Art Pioneer Who Turned Comics into High Art October 6, 2025 Roy Lichtenstein is one of the most recognizable figures in 20th-century American art. His bold, comic book–inspired imagery transformed the... Read more -
James Lewin: The Land That Made Us One
Photographing Wildlife and the Maasai Tribe October 6, 2025 In his newest body of work, The Land That Made Us One , British-born, Kenya-based photographer James Lewin embarks on... Read more -
Roy Lichtenstein Suspended Storytelling
Picture Perfect Vignettes October 6, 2025 Roy Lichtenstein’s paintings are often recognized instantly — the crisp comic-book dots, the bold primary colors, the stylized emotions frozen... Read more -
The Big Four: Warhol. Lichtenstein. Haring. Hockney
September 2025 Market Overview. September 30, 2025 Executive snapshot: where prints sit in 2025 The broader market cooled again in 2024 (sales down ~12% to ~$57.5B; high-end... Read more
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Adam Handler: Playful Narratives in Paint and Bronze
September 29, 2025 Adam Handler Brings Playful Narratives into Bronze Adam Handler, a New York–based contemporary artist, has carved out a distinctive place... Read more -
Mel Bochner: A Legacy in Language
Exploring the Life and Art of Bochner September 29, 2025 Melvin Simon Bochner was born on August 3, 1940, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology,... Read more -
Tokita Misuzu: Between Memory and Imagination
September 29, 2025 Tokita Misuzu, a painter born in Osaka in 1982 and now based in Tokyo, has emerged as one of the... Read more -
Arlo Sinclair: Guy Hepner Editions Drop
All New Prints and Paintings September 26, 2025 We’re excited to announce that next week (beginning Sept 29th, 2025) we will release a curated drop of Arlo Sinclair’s... Read more
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American Pop Artist Painted Cans of Soup and Celebrities
The Story of Andy Warhol September 25, 2025 Few artists are so universally associated with a single image — the Campbell’s Soup Can — or with a broader... Read more -
How to Check if a Keith Haring Work is Real
Authentication and Legitimacy September 24, 2025 The legacy of Keith Haring has grown into one of the most recognizable and celebrated voices in contemporary art. His... Read more -
Keith Haring's Death
News That Shook The World September 24, 2025 Keith Haring remains one of the most iconic artists of the late twentieth century. His bold lines, vivid colors, and... Read more -
Andy Warhol’s Toy Paintings
Play, Pop, and the Power of Packaging September 23, 2025 Andy Warhol’s Toy Paintings —a body of unique canvases he made in 1983—sit at a fascinating crossroads of late Warhol:... Read more
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David Hockey Pools
A Deep Dive Into Hockney's most famous motif September 23, 2025 Few subjects in twentieth-century art have become as synonymous with an artist as the swimming pool is with David Hockney.... Read more -
Yayoi Kusama’s Pumpkins
A Complete Guide September 23, 2025 Few motifs in contemporary art are as instantly recognizable as Yayoi Kusama’s pumpkins. Their bulbous forms covered in hypnotic polka... Read more -
Yoshitomo Nara: Collecting in 2025
Your Guide To Building A Strong Collection September 23, 2025 Yoshitomo Nara’s market in 2025 sits at a mature, international stage where trophy-level canvases command eight-figure prices while a broad... Read more -
Christopher Martin: A Rising Voice in Contemporary Art
Why Collectors Should Consider Christopher Martin September 22, 2025 In today’s art market, collectors are increasingly drawn to artists who blend material innovation with cultural resonance. One such figure... Read more
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Christopher Martin: Guy Hepner Editions Drop
Launching Next Week September 22, 2025 We are thrilled to announce that Guy Hepner is launching a new Shopify site designed to offer a seamless, direct-to-consumer... Read more -
Five Essential Facts About Keith Haring
An Educational Exploration September 22, 2025 Keith Haring occupies a unique position in the history of contemporary art. Emerging from the vibrant cultural scene of 1980s... Read more -
What Is the Keith Haring Foundation?
A Guide September 22, 2025 Keith Haring’s life and career were brief yet profoundly influential. Emerging from the streets and subways of New York City... Read more -
How To Buy Banksy in 2025
Inside Guide September 18, 2025 The frenzy that defined Banksy’s market peak in 2020–21 has now passed, and by 2025 the market has reset to... Read more
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Andy Warhol: Prophet and Visionary
Legacy. Inspiration. September 15, 2025 Few artists have bridged the past, present, and future as seamlessly as Andy Warhol. More than simply a chronicler of... Read more -
Pixel Dreams
A Collector’s Guide to Video Game Art and the Retro Aesthetic September 15, 2025 Video games were once dismissed as toys or teenage distractions. Today, they stand at the intersection of technology, storytelling, and... Read more -
Who Is Julian Opie?
A Collector's Guide to Julian Opie September 15, 2025 Who is Julian Opie, and what is his artistic identity? Julian Opie (b. 1958, UK) is best known for his... Read more -
Why is Banksy Famous?
What's The BIG Deal? September 15, 2025 Why is Banksy Important? Banksy is one of the most famous artists of the 21st century, yet his identity remains... Read more
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Barbara Kruger: Text, Image, and the Politics of Power
A Guide to Barbara Kruger September 10, 2025 Barbara Kruger is one of the most influential and provocative artists of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Known... Read more -
Top Performing Artists at Auction (2000–2025) A Guide
The Most Popular Artists at Auction and In the Global Art Market 2025 September 10, 2025 What Makes an Artist “Top Performing” From 2000 to 2025, the global art market has seen booms, corrections, and transformations.... Read more -
Pablo Picasso: Market Performance 2005–2025
A Collector's Deep Dive September 8, 2025 From 2005 to 2025, Picasso remained a bellwether of the global art market—highly liquid across price bands, with periodic record-setting... Read more -
Connor Gottfried: Playable Memories
the Art of Retro Technology September 5, 2025 Connor Gottfried is a Canadian visual artist whose practice blurs the boundaries between sculpture, technology, and play. Working in acrylic,... Read more
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Damien Hist Market Report 2025`
What’s Moving, What’s Maturing, and Where Value Lives September 5, 2025 If one artist embodies the push-and-pull of today’s art economy, it’s Damien Hirst. In 2025, his market is a tale... Read more -
Andy Warhol Polaroids
Intimacy, Celebrity, and the Blue-Chip Photography Market September 3, 2025 Few artists blurred the boundaries between art, celebrity, and commerce as deftly as Andy Warhol . While his silkscreens of... Read more -
CryptoPunks
Digital Icons of Scarcity and Speculation September 3, 2025 Since their creation in 2017 by Larva Labs, CryptoPunks have become the definitive symbols of blockchain-based digital art. At first... Read more -
Slimesunday
Collage, Censorship, and Cultural Capital September 3, 2025 Mike Parisella—better known as Slimesunday —has emerged from Salem, Massachusetts as a digital collage artist whose provocative imagery blends surreal... Read more
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Jean-Michel Basquiat: Poetic Genius
The Poetics of Basquiat August 29, 2025 Jean-Michel Basquiat’s career, though tragically brief, remains one of the most impactful chapters in the story of contemporary art. Emerging... Read more -
The Jean-Michel Basquiat Market Report 2025
Growth, Trends & Collector Insights August 29, 2025 In 2025, while Jean‑Michel Basquiat’s paintings continue to headline auctions, it is his print market that signals both robust growth... Read more -
Introducing Derek Macara
Capturing the Soul of Cape Cod in Paint August 28, 2025 Born in 1987 and raised in the storied art colony of Provincetown, Massachusetts, Derek Macara was immersed in creative culture... Read more -
Roy Lichtenstein: Picture Perfect Panoramas
What makes Lichtenstein's work so great? August 25, 2025 Few artists embody the paradoxes of twentieth-century American culture quite like Roy Lichtenstein. As a leading figure of the Pop... Read more
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Roy Lichtenstein’s Top 10 Most Famous Works
A Comprehensive Guide August 25, 2025 Roy Lichtenstein was one of the most important figures of the 20th-century Pop Art movement. By borrowing visual language from... Read more -
The Roy Lichtenstein Market in 2025
A Deep Dive August 25, 2025 Roy Lichtenstein remains one of the most recognisable names in 20th-century art, and his market in 2025 continues to prove... Read more -
Andy Warhol and the Iconography of the 20th Century
Reinventing the Ordinary with Art and Image August 21, 2025 Andy Warhol stands among the most influential artists of the 20th century, not merely for what he depicted—but for how... Read more -
David Hockney: The Master of Color
A Deep Dive August 21, 2025 Few contemporary artists have engaged with color as consistently and as inventively as David Hockney. Across six decades, Hockney has... Read more
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Andy Warhol Facts
Everything You Didn’t Know About the King of Pop Art August 13, 2025 When it comes to 20th-century art, few names shine brighter than Andy Warhol. Known as the king of Pop Art,... Read more -
Andy Warhol’s Most Famous Paintings
Icons of Pop Art August 12, 2025 Andy Warhol revolutionized the art world by merging high art with commercial culture, reimagining celebrity, and transforming mass-produced imagery into... Read more -
Helmut Newton x Tyler Shields
The Art of Provacation August 11, 2025 In the world of photography, few artists have stirred the waters of convention quite like Helmut Newton and Tyler Shields.... Read more -
Jeff Koons: The Intersection Of Art and Luxury Fashion
Louis Vuitton, Stella McCartney, H&M, and Dom Pérignon, and more August 11, 2025 Jeff Koons, one of the most recognizable figures in contemporary art, is well known for blurring the lines between high... Read more
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Picasso and the Reinvention of Art
How the Past Shaped a New Visual Language August 6, 2025 Pablo Picasso’s name is virtually synonymous with modern art, but his genius didn’t come from a rejection of tradition. Quite... Read more -
Picasso: Breaking The Mould
The Revolutionary Who Redefined Art August 6, 2025 “When I was a child my mother said to me, 'If you become a soldier, you'll be a general. If... Read more -
Why Picasso Still Matters
Understanding His Impact on Art and Culture August 6, 2025 Few artists have reshaped the trajectory of modern art like Pablo Picasso. A name synonymous with innovation, rebellion, and sheer... Read more -
Layers of a Life: The Art of Terry Urban
August 5, 2025 Born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1977, Terry Urban came of age in a blue-collar, working-class Midwestern environment - within an... Read more
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Loud Luxury: The Decadent Lens of Tyler Shields
August 4, 2025 Tyler Shields is a photographer who has made a career out of capturing the extremes of beauty, wealth, and chaos.... Read more -
Marilyn Minter: Pucker Up
Who Is Marylin Minter? August 4, 2025 Marilyn Minter is a boundary-pushing contemporary artist known for her bold depictions of beauty, glamour, and the female body. Born... Read more -
Keith Haring and Sumi Ink: East Meets Expression
August 1, 2025 Keith Haring is best known for his explosive street-inspired visual language—radiant babies, barking dogs, and writhing figures outlined in bold,... Read more -
Keith Haring: Art for Everyone – From Street Walls to Global Brands
August 1, 2025 Few artists have straddled the boundary between fine art and mass appeal as gracefully and deliberately as Keith Haring. From... Read more
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Keith Haring’s *Flowers* Portfolio: Blooming Symbols of Life, Death, and Rebirth
August 1, 2025 Keith Haring’s *Flowers* portfolio, created in 1990, stands as one of the final and most poignant bodies of work in... Read more -
Keith Haring’s Retrospect: A Monumental Celebration of Symbol and Scale
August 1, 2025 Keith Haring’s Retrospect is among the most ambitious and visually striking works in the artist’s print oeuvre. Issued in both... Read more -
David Schmitt: Almost In Reach
July 28, 2025 David Schmitt is a contemporary German painter whose emotionally charged canvases investigate the complexities of the human experience through layered... Read more -
Johan Deckmann: Life Advice
Painted Books July 28, 2025 Johan Deckmann’s painted books are a brilliant blend of satire, psychology, and artistic minimalism. At first glance, they resemble vintage... Read more
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Robert Mapplethorpe: A Visionary of Intimacy, Beauty, and Provocation
July 28, 2025 Robert Mapplethorpe remains one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century, whose work transcends conventional boundaries of portraiture,... Read more -
Michel Comte: Between Glamour and Wilderness
July 14, 2025 Michel Comte is a photographer whose work defies easy categorization. Best known for his editorial images of fashion icons and... Read more -
The Evolution of Banksy’s Style
From Wildstyle to Global Commentary July 14, 2025 Banksy’s artistic trajectory is one of the most fascinating in the contemporary art world. From his beginnings in the 1990s... Read more -
The Evolution of Roy Lichtenstein’s Work
From American Archetypes to Art Historical Dialogue July 14, 2025 Roy Lichtenstein’s five-decade career reflects a far more nuanced and evolving exploration of American culture, visual language, and art history.... Read more
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Eric Stefanski: Modern Identity
Layers of Text In Eric Stefanski's paintings July 11, 2025 Eric Stefanski’s art is a bold, irreverent, and emotionally honest exploration of language, vulnerability, and the role of the artist.... Read more -
The Origins and Meaning of Damien Hirst’s Spin Paintings
Chaos & Color July 11, 2025 Damien Hirst’s spin paintings are among the most instantly recognizable and exuberantly playful works in contemporary art. Bursting with color,... Read more -
Roots of a Revolution
How Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Early Life Shaped His Art July 10, 2025 Jean-Michel Basquiat’s meteoric rise from street artist to international icon was no accident of timing or luck. His early life... Read more -
Damien Hirst: The Evolution of Imagery
Shock, Symbolism, and Science July 8, 2025 Damien Hirst’s career has spanned over three decades, during which he has continually redefined the visual language of contemporary art.... Read more
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Terry O'Neill
The Photographer Who Made Fame Feel Human July 8, 2025 Terry O'Neill was more than a photographer-he was a chronicler of modern celebrity, a trusted insider who captured the icons... Read more -
Why Jean-Michel Basquiat Matters
From the Streets to Global Icon July 8, 2025 Jean-Michel Basquiat's meteoric rise from the gritty streets of New York to the walls of the world’s most prestigious museums... Read more -
Sage Barnes
Illuminating Urban Emotions Through Art July 7th, 2025 In the realm of contemporary art, there are few creators as captivating and evocative as Sage Barnes . His work,... Read more -
KAWS
From Street Corners to Global Galleries July 7, 2025 KAWS, born Brian Donnelly in 1974 in Jersey City, New Jersey, has evolved from an underground graffiti artist into one... Read more
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