The Gallery At Browns East Curated By The Auction Collective

WHO

Introducing The Auction Collective’s residency at Browns East, a celebration of the arts and a showcase of the finest emerging talent the industry has to offer. 

WHAT

The curation explores the themes of future, icons and the art of seduction, and features a selection of some of the most exciting up-and-coming names in contemporary art. Each work on show is available for purchase, making it the ideal opportunity to snap up some industry-approved names to add to your collection. Below just some of the fresh talent in the mix...

Rayvenn D'Clark
British artist Rayvenn D’Clark is a sculptor whose work explores the collective experience of Blackness and womanhood. Using digital techniques to create moulds of faces, busts and other parts of the human anatomy, D’Clark dissects the lens of colonialism and eroticism through her captivating sculptural forms.

Realf Heygate
A graduate of Central Saint Martins, Realf Heygate’s photoreal monochromatic paintings depict images of artworks which are then painted on canvas. Simultaneously inquisitive and meditative, Heygate’s nuanced dialogue around form and meaning has seen him exhibited widely as one of London’s most exciting new guard artists.

Claudia Legge
Claudia Legge’s unique photography eye has seen her included in the Taylor Wessing Portrait exhibition and the Royal Academy’s Summer exhibition to name but a few. Showing here a selection of photographs from Cuba, Legge’s work harnesses colour and composition to dramatic, painterly effect.

James Rogers 
Playing with the glitches in 3D printing techniques, Brixton-based James Rogers’ work seeks to explore the interplay between our increasingly hybridized online and offline identities. By mixing both traditional and contemporary processes, his predominantly sculptural work exists along the juncture of past and present, “a mixture of errors, emotions, and images, moving themselves across the digital and physical world.”

Andrew Hardy
“My work does not have any ‘meaning’ although I do want it to be ‘meaningful’… which is a different thing,” says Andrew Hardy of his work. A painter of meditative abstract forms, Hardy’s work is an exploration of its own materiality, inviting the viewer to appreciate its formal qualities without the need to infer meaning or narrative. A celebration of art in its purest form.

WHERE

Browns East, 21 Club Row, Shoreditch

WHEN

15 Jun - Dec 2020

WHY

Established by former Christie’s auctioneer and specialist Tom Best, The Auction Collective has one mission: to help people discover the finest new work by the greatest artists of tomorrow. Starting out via Instagram, Tom’s vision pioneers a thoroughly modern approach to the auctioneering tradition, championing over 300 artists worldwide across both IRL and URL platforms.

For more information on the artists, artwork and pricing, please visit theauctioncollective.com