Archival pigment print on Moab Entrada Natural 290gsm cotton rag, with cut edges

Hand signed and numbered by the artist

Edition of 50 

50 x 56 cm

About Damian Elwes

Santa Monica-based, British artist Damian Elwes began his career as a graffiti artist in New York City, before being convinced to turn to painting by revered pop artist Keith Haring. In the late 1980s, he became drawn to representations of the artist's studio. Elwes unravels the mysticism of the studio by revealing the fantastic, singular and often complicated realities of spaces which define, and in turn which are defined by, the artistic processes of their occupants. Elwes’ work has been exhibited extensively internationally and his paintings are in the public collections of institutions including The British Museum, London and The Marciano Foundation, Los Angeles.

Price: £350 (ex VAT)/  £420 (inc VAT)

Release Date: Thursday 16th March, 6pm GMT

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All our prints are carefully wrapped and delivered to you flat-packed for safe transport. Once you receive your print, remove the work from the flat-packing and keep flat. This can be flat packed between some cardboard or plywood, or weighted down on the four corners, preferably with soft objects. 

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