62 artists
Artists
Artists FRAME PR works with, and artists in the collections we represent.
Each artist has a page with a short biography, the sources behind it, the collection their work is in and their works on this site.
Marion Adnams
1898–1995 · Surrealist painting, printmaking and drawingMarion Adnams (1898–1995) was an English Surrealist painter from Derby whose paintings set apparently unconnected objects together in unfamiliar, often outdoor scenes. Her work is in public collections including Manchester Art Gallery and Derby Museums, which holds the largest group of her work.Nick Ballón
Photography and filmNick Ballón is a UK-based photographer and filmmaker working across portraiture, documentary and design, whose personal work centres on his Anglo-Bolivian heritage. His photobook Ezekiel 36:36 was named one of TIME's best photobooks of 2013.Phyllida Barlow
1944–2023 · Sculpture, installation and drawingPhyllida Barlow (1944–2023) was a British sculptor who built large installations from plywood, cardboard, fabric, plaster and cement that embraced instability and collapse. She represented Britain at the 57th Venice Biennale in 2017.Georg Baselitz
1938–2026 · Painting, sculpture and printmakingGeorg Baselitz (1938–2026) was a German-Austrian painter, sculptor and printmaker who from 1969 painted his subjects upside down. He received the Praemium Imperiale in 2004, and Tate holds his work.Tova Berglund
Born 1986 · Sculpture in ceramic, plaster and textile, and drawingTova Berglund (born 1986) is a Stockholm-based Swedish artist who makes sculpture in clay, plaster and textile, and drawings, often with the teddy bear as a recurring motif. She trained in ceramics and glass at Konstfack and is represented by Cornelia Sojdelius Gallery in Stockholm.Bertil Berntsson
1921–2002 · Abstract painting and drawingBertil Berntsson (1921–2002) was a Swedish painter who moved from lyrical landscapes and portraits to a pared-back abstraction, often in greyish paintings and drawings on canvas and paper. He is represented at Moderna Museet in Stockholm and Malmö Konstmuseum.Sutapa Biswas
Born 1962, Shantiniketan, India · Painting, drawing, film and photographySutapa Biswas is a British conceptual artist, born in Shantiniketan, India, in 1962 and based in London, who works across painting, drawing, film and photography. She was part of the British Black Arts Movement of the 1980s, and her work is in the collections of Tate and Cartwright Hall, Bradford.Louise Bourgeois
1911–2010 · Sculpture, drawing, textile and installationLouise Bourgeois (1911–2010) was a French-American artist, born in Paris and later based in New York, whose autobiographical sculptures, drawings and textiles deal with memory, family and the body. She is best known for the spider sculpture Maman and the Cells series.Alexander Calder
1898–1976 · Sculpture, mobiles, stabiles, painting and printmakingAlexander Calder (1898–1976) was an American sculptor who invented the mobile, a kinetic sculpture first driven by motors and later by air currents, and who also made static "stabiles", large public commissions and prints. The Museum of Modern Art in New York gave him a retrospective in 1943 and the Guggenheim Museum another in 1964.Mia Chaplin
Born 1990, Durban · Painting and sculptureMia Chaplin (born 1990, Durban, South Africa) is a Cape Town-based painter and sculptor whose impasto paintings of female figures deal with sexuality, intimacy and violence.Eduardo Chillida
1924–2002 · Sculpture, printmaking and collageEduardo Chillida (1924–2002) was a Basque sculptor from San Sebastián who worked in forged iron, steel, wood, alabaster and concrete and also made etchings, lithographs and woodcuts. He received the Carnegie Prize for sculpture in 1964 and the Praemium Imperiale in 1991, and Tate holds his work.Martin Creed
Born 1968, Wakefield · Installation, painting, text, performance and musicMartin Creed (born 1968, Wakefield) is a British artist, composer and performer who has numbered his works since 1987. He won the Turner Prize in 2001 with Work No. 227: The lights going on and off, and he is represented by Hauser & Wirth.Siobhán Doran
Architectural and interiors photographySiobhán Doran is an Irish architectural and interiors photographer based in England. Her series from Houses that Sugar Built, a 2024 book on Philippine ancestral homes made with writer Gina Consing McAdam, won first prize in Architecture & Design at the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards.Katie Fishlock
Murals, painting and printsKatie Fishlock is a Bristol artist, muralist, coach and podcaster whose work deals with mental wellbeing, community and human interaction. She is part of the Bristol Mural Collective.Lucian Freud
1922–2011 · Painting, drawing and etchingLucian Freud (1922–2011) was a Berlin-born British painter and draughtsman known for figurative portraits, mostly of friends and family, made from life over a sixty-year career. Tate holds works including Man with a Thistle (1946) and Girl with a White Dog (1951–52).Delphine Gaborit
Choreography and movement directionDelphine Gaborit is a French-born choreographer and movement director who works across theatre, film, fashion and visual art. She has a long-running collaboration with the artist Anthea Hamilton, including the choreography for Hamilton's Duveen Galleries commission The Squash at Tate Britain.Wyatt Gallery
Born 1975, Philadelphia · PhotographyWyatt Gallery (born 1975) is an American photographer from Philadelphia who lives between New York City and Trinidad and Tobago, known for work made in the Caribbean and in places after natural disasters. He co-founded the artist-led platform For Freedoms, and his work is in collections including the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.Naomi Gilon
Born 1996 · Ceramics, sculpture and wearable objectsNaomi Gilon is a Belgian artist, born in 1996 and based in Brussels, who makes ceramic sculptures and objects such as handbags, often with clawed hands and monstrous paws. She studied painting at ENSAV La Cambre in Brussels, graduating in 2018.Hugo Glendinning
Born 1962 · Photography and filmHugo Glendinning (born 1962) is a London-based photographer and film-maker whose work spans contemporary art collaborations, performance documentation and portraiture, including a long-running project with Tim Etchells and the Sheffield company Forced Entertainment.Anthea Hamilton
Born 1978, London · Sculpture and installationAnthea Hamilton (born 1978) is a London-based British artist known for surreal sculpture and large-scale installations. She was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 2016.Michael Hill
Abstract painting, acrylic on paperMichael Hill is a self-taught abstract artist who has worked from Banks Mill Studios in Derby. His exhibition 1+9+8+4=22, shown at Banks Mill Studios in August 2022 and then online, responded to George Orwell's political and social writing.Meta Isæus-Berlin
Born 1963, Stockholm · Installation and paintingMeta Isæus-Berlin (born 1963) is a Stockholm-based Swedish artist who made her name with installations in the 1990s and has worked mainly in painting since 2006. Her work is in the collections of Moderna Museet and Kiasma.Twan Janssen
Born 1968, Nijmegen · Painting, sculpture and installationTwan Janssen (born 1968, Nijmegen) is a Dutch artist who trained in Arnhem and is recorded by the RKD as a painter, sculptor and installation artist. Museum Helmond holds his 1993 multiples, bars of soap shaped like paint tubes.Béla Kádár
1877–1956 · Painting and works on paperBéla Kádár (1877–1956) was a Hungarian modernist painter from Budapest whose work drew on Cubism, Constructivism, German Expressionism and Hungarian folk imagery. He showed at Herwarth Walden's Galerie Der Sturm in Berlin in 1923, and the Hungarian National Gallery holds many of his works.Anish Kapoor
Born 1954, Mumbai · Sculpture, installation and paintingAnish Kapoor is a British Indian sculptor, born in Mumbai in 1954, who lives and works in London and Venice. He won the Turner Prize in 1991, and his public works include Cloud Gate in Chicago and the ArcelorMittal Orbit in London's Olympic Park.Zena Kay
Illustration and still lifeZena Kay is a Nottingham-based illustrator, a Kingston graduate, whose colourful drawings centre on food. With Tess Smith-Roberts she started the drawing project Still Here Still Life, which grew into a weekly brief and a book.Teema Keroppi
Painting (oil on board)Teema Keroppi is represented in the Joseph Clark Collection by Hating Bombs (2022), an oil painting on board shown in the exhibition Teenage Lightning at The Carousel.Grizelda Kitching
Printmaking, painting and collageGrizelda Kitching is an artist and printmaker from Peckham, south-east London, whose paper-based, process-led work starts from photographs and develops through colour, texture and mark-making into abstract pieces. She studied printmaking at Camberwell College of Arts and was one of the three Jealous Prize winners for 2016/17.Ella Kruglyanskaya
Born 1978, Riga · Painting and drawingElla Kruglyanskaya (born 1978, Riga) is a New York-based painter. Her first museum exhibition opened at Tate Liverpool in 2016, and her work is in the Tate collection.Jac Leirner
Born 1961, São Paulo · Sculpture and installation from everyday materialsJac Leirner (born 1961, São Paulo) is a Brazilian artist who makes sculptures and installations from everyday materials such as banknotes, cigarette packets, airline ephemera and hardware-store items. She won the Wolfgang Hahn Prize in 2019 and showed at documenta IX and the Venice Biennale.Glenn Ligon
Born 1960 · Painting, drawing, neon, print and installationGlenn Ligon (born 1960) is a New York-based American artist whose text-based paintings, drawings and neons explore race, language, sexuality and identity. His work is in the collections of MoMA, the Whitney, Tate and the Art Institute of Chicago.John Lloyd
Mixed media on canvasJohn Lloyd is represented in the Joseph Clark Collection by Cowboy (2020), a mixed media painting on canvas from his Still Life Series.Machine Woman
Electronic music and works on paperMachine Woman is the name under which the Russian-born musician Anastasia Vtorova makes experimental techno and house; she is based in the Midlands, UK, and runs the label Take Away Jazz Records. The Joseph Clark Collection holds her work on paper Carbonara, made in nail varnish.Heiko Mager
PaintingHeiko Mager is represented in the Joseph Clark Collection by Composition, an oil on canvas signed and dated 1953.Joseph-Laurent Malaine
1745–1809 · Flower painting and designs for tapestry, wallpaper and textilesJoseph-Laurent Malaine (1745–1809) was a flower painter from Tournai who worked as a flower painter at the Gobelins manufactory in Paris and later designed wallpapers and printed textiles for manufacturers in Alsace. The Joseph Clark Collection holds a still life attributed to his circle, not to Malaine himself.Joe Mama-Nitzberg
Photography, appropriated imagery and textJoe Mama-Nitzberg is an American artist based in Catskill, New York, who pairs found images from magazines, popular culture and art history with quotations and text, often addressing queer history and loss from the AIDS epidemic. His work is in the collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis.Imogen Marsteller
PaintingImogen Marsteller is a painter born in Tucson, Arizona, and based in London, whose paintings tell feminist coming-of-age stories drawn from her own life and the women around her. She completed an MFA at Goldsmiths, University of London, and was shortlisted for the Hari Art Prize in 2023.France-Lise McGurn
Born 1983, Glasgow · Painting and painted installationFrance-Lise McGurn (born 1983, Glasgow) is a Scottish artist based in London whose figurative paintings often spill from the canvas onto gallery walls, floors and ceilings, drawing on music, dreams, memory and popular culture. Her work is in the Tate collection.Mary Miss
Born 1944, New York · Public art, sculpture and environmental installationMary Miss (born 1944, New York) is an American artist whose public works, such as South Cove (1988) in Battery Park City, cross between sculpture, landscape architecture and urban design. In 2009 she started City as Living Laboratory, a framework for making sustainability tangible to the public.Keith Newlove
Sculpture, drawing, prints and textilesKeith Newlove is a Derbyshire-based figurative artist who makes sculpture, drawings and prints, and earlier worked in textiles and machine embroidery. He co-founded Salon Contemporary Arts, an artist-led initiative for artists in Derbyshire and the East Midlands.Ray Parker
1922–1990 · Abstract paintingRay Parker (1922–1990) was an American abstract painter, born in Beresford, South Dakota, associated with Abstract Expressionism and Colour Field painting. He is best known for his Simple Paintings of the late 1950s and early 1960s, cloud-like forms of clear colour on white grounds, and his work is in the collections of MoMA, the Whitney, the Met and Tate.Victor Pasmore
1908–1998 · Abstract painting, relief construction and printmakingVictor Pasmore (1908–1998) was a British artist who moved from figurative painting to abstraction in the late 1940s and led the development of abstract art in Britain in the 1940s and 1950s. He represented Britain at the 1961 Venice Biennale and designed the Apollo Pavilion in Peterlee.Fabian Peake
Born 1942, Rustington · Painting, textile wall pieces, reliefs, sculpture and poetryFabian Peake (born 1942, Rustington, Sussex) is a London-based artist and poet who emerged as a painter in the late 1960s and has since added textile wall pieces, cut-out reliefs, sculpture, drawing, photography and published poetry to his practice.Jeffrey Porterfield
DrawingJeffrey Porterfield is represented in the Joseph Clark Collection by an untitled drawing.Tamsin Relly
Born 1981, Rooi-Els, South Africa · Painting, printmaking and photographyTamsin Relly (born 1981, Rooi-Els, South Africa) is a London-based artist working in painting, printmaking and photography, whose work deals with ecology, environmental change and wild places erased or constructed for industry and leisure.Craig Robertson
Born 1969, Scotland · SculptureCraig Robertson (born 1969) is a Scottish-born, London-based sculptor who uses casting and copying techniques to make imprecise replicas of made objects, dealing with broken memory and non-linear history. Robertson studied fine art at Glasgow School of Art and showed at the Royal Scottish Academy's OPENART in 2023.Lewis Ronald
PhotographyLewis Ronald is represented in the Joseph Clark Collection by GHR4 (2026), a C-type print made with Delphine Gaborit and Anthea Hamilton.Bengt Rosenström
Born 1953, Sweden · Sculptural furniture, painted wooden reliefs and metal mobilesBengt Rosenström (born 1953) is a Swedish artist and furniture designer who has worked in Ängelholm since the early 1990s. His practice encompasses sculptural furniture, painted wooden reliefs and metal mobiles.Pekka Ryynänen
Born 1949, Helsinki · Painting, printmaking and sculpturePekka Ryynänen (born 1949, Helsinki) is a Finnish painter, printmaker and sculptor who trained at the Free Art School in Helsinki and made his debut in 1976. Wikidata records works by him in the Finnish National Gallery collection.Hugó Scheiber
1873–1950 · Painting in oil and gouacheHugó Scheiber (1873–1950) was a Jewish-Hungarian modernist painter whose cabaret and street scenes, jazz musicians and self-portraits drew on German Expressionism and Futurism. His paintings are in the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest.Dana Schutz
Born 1976, Livonia, Michigan · Painting, sculpture and printmakingDana Schutz is an American painter, sculptor and printmaker, born in 1976 in Livonia, Michigan, who lives and works in Brooklyn. Her figurative paintings show invented or impossible situations, and her work is in collections including the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim and the Whitney Museum of American Art.Rachel Scott
Born 1940, Buckinghamshire · Hand-spun, hand-woven wool rugsRachel Scott (born 1940) is a British artist who weaves rugs from wool she spins herself from the undyed fleeces of British sheep breeds. She trained as a painter at the Royal College of Art and has shown with Make Hauser & Wirth in Somerset and Southampton, New York.Tai Shani
Born 1976, London · Performance, film, sculptural installation and textTai Shani (born 1976, London) is an artist working across performance, film, sculptural installation and experimental text. She shared the 2019 Turner Prize with Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock and Oscar Murillo.James Shaw
Design, furniture and objects in recycled plasticJames Shaw is a London-based designer and maker best known for furniture, lamps and objects extruded from recycled plastic with a gun of his own design. His work is in the collections of MoMA and the V&A.Tim A Shaw
Born 1982 · Installation, light sculpture and paintingTim A Shaw (born 1982) is a London-based artist who makes installations, light sculptures and paintings, and who co-founded the arts and mental health charity Hospital Rooms with curator Niamh White in 2016.Yukako Shibata
Born 1972, Otaru, Hokkaido · Painting, sculpture and installationYukako Shibata (born 1972, Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan) is an artist who has lived in London since 1993 and whose work, a hybrid of painting, sculpture and installation, uses colour and reflected light to question how we perceive them.Daniel Silver
Born 1972, London · Sculpture, ceramics and works on paperDaniel Silver (born 1972, London) is a London-based sculptor whose figures, busts and fragments in stone, bronze, wood and painted clay explore the human body. He is represented by Frith Street Gallery, London.Selene States
Performance, film and textilesSelene States is a British-American artist, translator and dress studies scholar whose practice spans performance, choreography, 16mm film and textiles. She teaches Fine Art and Textiles at Loughborough University.Joseph Stevenson
Acrylic on paperJoseph Stevenson, who works as Kynobi, is represented in the Joseph Clark Collection by three untitled abstract works in acrylic on paper.Antonio Tarsis
Born 1995, Salvador · Collage, assemblage and installationAntonio Tarsis (born 1995, Salvador, Brazil) makes collages, assemblages and installations from materials he collects on the streets of Salvador, including recycled matchboxes, in work that takes a critical view of colonisation, the Black body and the genocide of the Black population in Brazil. He is represented by Carlos/Ishikawa in London and Fortes D'Aloia & Gabriel in São Paulo.Roberta Vilić
Born 1971, Banja Luka · Painting, printmaking and works on paperRoberta Vilić (born 1971, Banja Luka) is a Croatian painter and printmaker who graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb in 1998. Her mostly abstract, near-monochrome work builds up layers of material, signs and lettering.Zhang Enli
Born 1965, Jilin Province · Painting and site-specific Space PaintingsZhang Enli (born 1965, Jilin Province, China) is a Shanghai-based painter of everyday objects such as cardboard boxes, buckets, hoses and string, who also paints directly onto the walls of rooms in his site-specific Space Paintings. His work is in the collections of Tate and M+.