Nicola Anthony Studios is excited to say that ‘See Things Differently’ is now on its way back to the UK to continue its journey…
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Nicola Anthony Studios is excited to say that ‘See Things Differently’ is now on its way back to the UK to continue its journey…
Read MoreFresh Air Sculpture exhibition, opening every day from 16 June – 7 July 2024, is a glorious
celebration of contemporary art in the beautiful setting of The Old Rectory Gardens at
Quenington in the Cotswolds.
Thank you to the Stortford Independent and journalist Sinead Corr for this wonderful profile piece celebrating my latest forays into the USA.
I am thrilled to announce that much more is in the pipeline, as Long-Sharp Gallery have announced their official representation of me in the USA.
This January my newest sculptural works were showcased by Long-Sharp Gallery at Art Palm Beach and found new homes in the USA. Check out the images of the sculptures here.
I was very happy to be invited to contribute to the Art on a Postcard auction for International Women’s Day 2024, which raises money for The Hepatitis C Trust towards its campaign to eliminate hepatitis C in the UK by the year 2030.
Have you wondered what it looks like “behind-the-scenes” when creating art? Take a look at my new short video, documenting the making of some of my recent artworks.
I am delighted to have my artwork featured in Arts and Collections.
Art Miami opened this week and I am debuting one of my larger sculptures which is installed as a public showcase with Long-Sharp gallery at Art Miami fair. I am honoured to be hanging next to some of the greats including Andy Warhol, Mel Bochner, David Spiller, Miro, Hockney and Lichtenstein.
My work as an artist has led me to be an experienced collector of ephemeral things. Installing a sculpture of 150 steel birds this month took me back to when I first began, collecting paper aeroplanes I found on the street…
A panel discussion happened on the day of the launch of Metamorphosis (my biggest artwork yet), at the Museum of Slavery in Liverpool.