Studio_Leigh commissions emerging artists: Catch them before they skyrocket

Phillipa Horan, The Bottom of the Butt Tastes Better after Wine (2015) Handblown glass, glass cigarettes

Studio_Leigh opened in September 2015. To celebrate the first year anniversary of one of the most innovative emerging art spaces in London, I am dedicating this article to revisit a selection of the gallery’s limited edition commissions. With a sharp eye, Studio_Leigh spots talent that you will be hearing a lot of in the future. Catch them before they skyrocket!

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It’s all about you

Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Ventana a los magueyes (Window on the agaves), 1976

Art makes me feel. Art cracks open a fissure, which I love to delve into with further information from the artist, where it stands in art history, the context of the work’s production… but that comes after. First and foremost, art makes me feel. Sometimes it gives me profound calm and peace, other times it energizes me and feels like a fire ball in my body. Some works stand as a memento of that trip or that time when… and other works feel like an intellectual challenge I want to face head-on. What is your story?

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