The city that never sleeps is a true epithet for New York. Probably the most culturally diverse city on the planet its streets are alive with art, music and people. Dating back to the 1980’s a few daring souls decided that art should be for all, not just middle class & predominantly white people attending […]
The Road to 21st Century Neo-Expressionism New York in the 1980’s a place to be free, a place to be creative, a place to be outrageous, a place to be equal, a place to be accepted. Perhaps the world’s most iconic city in the most iconic of times. Possibilities were endless, everything was possible. A […]
Part of the joy of art is discovery; no matter how long one is an art lover, collector or dealer there’s always an unexpected revelation around the next bend, something new to explore and research. White Court Art take special care to promote new & emerging artists, but also seek to offer our clients different […]
Provenance is the history of an object. Provenance includes the auction houses, dealers, or galleries that have sold an item, the private or institutional collections in which the item has been held, and exhibitions where the item has been displayed. Many galleries offer a “certificate of authenticity”, this is really only a confirmation of their […]
White Court Art are privileged & excited to host internationally acclaimed quilt artist Bethan Ash. A beautiful selection of her work can be found on our website. Bethan Ash is a professional quilt maker and teacher with a background in fashion design. After a career in the fashion industry she discovered quilt making as an […]
Printmaking in the UK is flourishing, with renewed interest by artists in all forms of traditional printmaking as well in technologically advanced media production. An interested public has responded positively to this surge in activity and to the accessibility and affordability of print. There is an increasing appreciation of the significance of the handmade and […]
Ant Pearce’s practice focuses on the concept that man is condemned to exist imprisoned. He explores the fragility of life, drawing on human psychology. Influenced by Freud’s theories and the writings and philosophies of Dostoyevsky, Kafka and Camus, his work alludes to the idea that the omnipresent external authority is what brings about man’s aberrant destructive behaviours. His latest series of work […]
The Phenomenon that is Sax Berlin As a gallery White Court Art constantly searches for the very best in contemporary British art and artists. In a small provincial auction several years ago we discovered a fascinating painting the like of which we had never encountered and knew we had to have! After some research we finally […]