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Discover Artelier's global art market research, curatorial thinking and relationships with contemporary and modern artists

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Exhibitions

A showcase of notable international artists we've collaborated with for both physical and digital exhibitions.

Noor Riyadh Artists 

Celestial Rhythms: Cosmos and Choreography in Contemporary Art: reflecting on notable international artists from the world's largest light festival in 2023

Virtual Exhibition: 

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(1940 - 2022)

Coming Soon

'Dreams of Permanence: Hopes of Transience':  An immersive exhibition that that revisits the works of Conrad Atkinson, inspired by the Yorkshire village where the Brontë sisters were born. Atkinson's art brings 21st-century themes to life, especially local politics and immigration, reflecting the region's textile heritage and connections to Bangladeshi immigrants from Sylhet.
 

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Artist Walls

Artelier presents Artist Walls, a curated collection of exceptional contemporary artists creating large-scale artwork commissions

Artist Walls

Artelier represents 33 artists who share a pioneering pursuit of ideas and a deep understanding of their materials and craftsmanship.

Ancient Practices & Contemporary Craft

A selection of our artists' pioneering and innovative techniques that embrace new technologies while reviving ancient crafts and promoting the use of diverse natural materials.

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Artist Films

From emerging to established artists, Artelier delves into their philosophies and practices through private studio visits and public exhibitions.

New Voice: Thomas Allen

HALLUCINATION | FIGURATION | ANCESTRY

Step into the UK studio of Thomas Allen (b. 1989), where he merges detailed dreamscapes with sociological insight, exploring the blurred boundaries between body, environment, and the rhythms of time.

Leading Figures: Mounir Fatmi

RECYCLED MATERIALS | CONSUMERISM | POPULAR CULTURE

Based between Paris, Lille and Tangier, Mounir Fatmi (b.1970) uses discarded materials like antenna cables, typewriters and VHS tapes to explore intersections of language, architecture and technology in a consumerist-led society.

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Investment Insights

Our in-house investment team shares insights on curating impactful, market-aware art collections—from old masters to modern icons.

Collector's Advice

All About Blue: Artelier contextualises blue as a theme within art history, advising investors on collecting modern masters.

Artist Estate:

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Artelier offers investment-grade artworks, available for both rental and sale, from the Estate of ESPIGA Pinto.

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Travel & Research

Committed to on-the-ground research, our team explores all corners of the world to discover pioneering artists shaping the contemporary art scene.

Corners of the World: Morocco

Scouting the local art scene, our in-house art researcher discovers 6 trail-blazing artists shaping the ‘Land of the Sunset’. 

Curator's Trip:

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Curator Erin Endres visits South Africa's vibrant art scene, sharing unique insights on the themes, mediums, and artworks making a statement in Johannesburg and Cape Town.

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Reviews & Essays

Our team, founded on professional and academic expertise in the arts, is committed to contextualising our practice within the broader art market. 

Review: Art & Ancestral Roots

Artelier curator Calypso Lyhne-Gold celebrates 6 artists who explore ancestral heritage in their art practices

Industry Essays

Our curators provide critically-acclaimed insights on the art world

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Work with Us

"Working with Artelier on art installations worldwide has been a delight. The projects are varied and forward-thinking, and we eagerly anticipate further collaboration with the team."

Lachlan Turczan

Artist

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