A gift for our new and renewing members, our Artist Edition Series focuses on sharing the most exciting talents from emerging markets in countries all over the world. The artists we partner with for this series are committed to innovation, growth and participating in a global discourse. We hope that by bringing their work to you we can shine a light both on the artists themselves and on the cities in which they work, which are often dynamic sites of artistic production.
Artist Editions
Recent Artist Editions
Elmgreen & Dragset Linen - Annual Artist Lunch, Paris 2024
Based in Berlin, Michael Elmgreen (b. 1961, Denmark) and Ingar Dragset (b. 1969, Norway) have worked as a collaborative duo since the mid 1990s. Well-known for siting a Prada boutique in a Texan desert in 2005, the artists have been commissioned to create a number of sculptures internationally within the public realm and they have staged numerous national and international exhibitions.
Sophia Loeb Linen - Venice Biennale Lunch, 2024
Sophia Loeb’s (b. 1977 Brazil) bold compositions raise awareness of humankind's exceptionalism and our mistreatment of the natural world. She takes a sculptural approach to her paintings, working both horizontally and vertically, constantly turning the canvas as she works. In 2023, she had her first solo exhibition at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery in London and has been included in group exhibitions at Andrew Kreps Gallery (New York), Ingleby Gallery (Edinburgh), and The Green Family Foundation (Dallas).
Jose Dávila Linen - Annual Artist Lunch, LA 2024
Trained as an architect at the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudio Superiores de Occidente, Jose Dávila merges his architectural background with art history knowledge to create sculptural installations, photographs, and paintings that simultaneously mimic, critique, and pay tribute to 20th-century avant-garde art and architecture. He has presented solo exhibitions at the Museum Haus Konstruktiv (Zürich) the Dallas Contemporary, the Museo Universitario del Chopo (Mexico City), and the Museo del Novecento (Florence) amongst others.
"Butterfly Effect" by Xiuching Tsay
Tsay is currently based between the United Kingdom and Thailand, where she was born. Tsay is inspired by the patterns of natural networks, animals, plant anatomy systems, light and sound vibrations and the evolution of human communication technology. Expressed within these connections is the mix of physics and the concept of the spiritual law of attraction, coupled with the artist’s own existential narratives that she finds mysterious. Tsay explores the existential transformations that can be triggered by the evolution of communication in mainstream society, including the eccentrics behind the shared space - the habitat of all beings.
“When the petals fall they don’t wither " by Juwon Aderemi
Juwon (b. 2000) is a Nigerian-born artist whose work revolves around surrealistic figures and abstract realism, exploring themes rooted in the culture and beliefs of his Nigerian Yoruba heritage. He approaches his art intuitively, with an emphasis on portraiture that reflects his cultural background. Aderemi engages with intellectual discourses drawn from African and West African folklore and literature, prioritising imagery that encourages inward reflection rather than seeking external validation, status, or value. Utilising oil and charcoal on canvas, he contemplates the essence of the human condition, expressing a desire to harmonise ancient traditions with contemporary life, particularly through the lens of gender and beauty in Nigerian culture.