Celebrating Pride: A Journey of Colour
Introducing our latest exhibition ‘Celebrating Pride: A Journey of Colour’, Extraordinary Object’s Pride Month show. ‘Celebrating Pride’ captures the essence of colour, the joy of summer, and the breathtaking beauty of nature. Be immersed in a rainbow of hues that reflect the spirit of Pride, celebrating diversity, inclusivity, and the natural wonders that inspire us all.
The Pride Flag reimagined with works by Damien Hirst, David Shrigley, Harland Miller and The Connor Brothers
“There should be something revelatory about art. It should be totally creative and open doors for new thoughts and experiences”
Join us in this joyous celebration by viewing our selection of works from artists who celebrate pride within their creations and who highlight the interplay of colour, light and nature
Shut Up and Kiss Me & I Fucking Love You
The latest print release by the emerging artist, ‘I Fucking Love You’ & ‘Shut Up and Kiss Me’ present a modern view of female sexuality. Each of which are printed on Somerset 330gsm paper and are signed and dated by the artist.
Details:
Alma Singer
I Fucking Love You & Shut Up and Kiss Me (2024)
Archival Inkjet on Somerset Satin Enhanced 330gsm Paper
Each 40 x 56 cm
Signed by the artist
Edition of 25
Wetting A New Tongue
Wetting a New Tongue By Helen Beard is a celebration of the artist’s erotic exploration. Beard’s use of her vibrant palette creates a skin-like texture fusing form and colour to represent modern female sexuality. Her use of a close-crop instead of the often-used wide shot creates a stylised portrait of intimacy which simulates motion and has great emotional depth.
Details:
Helen Beard
Wetting a New Tongue (2021)
Inkjet Somerset Photo Satin 300gsm
53 x 59 cm
Signed by the artist
Edition of 200
The Currency Unique Prints H11-757
Damien Hirst’s The Currency series offers a honouring of colour through a simple pattern of hundreds of variants of coloured dots. These striking prints provide an extraordinary new perspective to his celebrated Currency Series which saw 10,000 works created with the collector given the option to keep the physical copy or trade in for an NFT version
Details:
Damien Hirst
The Currency Unique Prints H11-757 (2022)
Archival Quality Giclée Reproduction on Heavy Weight Enhanced Matte Professional Stock
100 x 150 cm
Hand-signed and hand-numbered on the front
Edition of 1000 unique prints
Rare Iridescent Ammonite
Known as ‘Ammolite’, the shimmering, natural metallic colours of Iridescent Ammonites are caused by a combination of millions of years of compression and the mineralization of iron, copper and silica which precipitated from volcanic ash. This sample is particularly rare for its high presence of rich blues and purple hues.
Details:
Rare Iridescent Ammonite
Placenticeras intercalare
Upper Cretaceous (75-72 million years ago)
42 x 45 x 19.5 cm
Alberta, Canada
I Don’t Want To Go To Heaven
Created by The Connor Brothers in 2021, ‘I Don’t Want To Go To Heaven’ is a giclée print, hand-embellished with multicolour acrylic and oil stick. The Connor Brothers’ Hand-finished works are each unique from the last and celebrate the eccentric and subversive nature of vintage imagery.
Details:
The Connor Brothers
I Don’t Want To Go To Heaven (2021)
Giclee print hand finished with acrylic and oil stick
42 x 29 cm
Hand-signed by the artists
Edition of 3
Rubik Camouflage
Invader’s Rubik Camouflage print is emblematic of the artist’s career as an urban disruptor. For decades he has raided cities around the world with his pixelated mosaics often posing political commentary. Here his iconic space invader-like creature appears against a colourful background of blue, red, yellow and orange, arranged in the style of a military camouflage.
Details:
Invader
Rubik Camouflage (2023)
Diasec-mounted Giclée on aluminium composite panel
100 x 100 cm
Numbered and hand-signed on label
Edition of 812
Kiss Me
Gilbert & George’s passionate anti-establishment demeanour is often highlighted in the catalogue of work they have created in the past 50 years. The pair have been vocal about their support for LGBTQ+ activism and rights including hosting exhibitions to raise money for AIDS charities. ‘Kiss Me’ was created as part of a suite of 12 ink washes, each in an edition of 50 and created individually by hand by the artists.
Details:
Gilbert and George
Kiss Me (2021)
Suite of 12 unique ink washes
Special 400 gsm watercolour paper and Indian ink.
70 x 100 cm
Signed by the artists
Edition of 50
Rare Amethyst Crystal
Amethyst is a natural variety of quartz with a chemical makeup is composed of silicon dioxide. Quartz is formed when gas bubbles become trapped in lava, allowing crystals to form inside its cavities. The rich purple colour is caused by tiny impurities of iron which are then altered by natural radiation. They are typically found in North, South, and Central America, with Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sol being one of the most abundant homes of Amethyst.
Details:
Amethyst Crystal
130 million years old
63 x 28 x 9 cm
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
The Secrets Reassurance
Damien Hirst’s The Secrets series depicts thriving, flourishing gardens splattered by rich paint drops simulating futlity in trying to control nature. The lush composition of floral landscapes exhibits Hirst’s mastery of abstract and realism which shine through with a radiant sense of optimism and freedom.
Details:
Damien Hirst
The Secrets Reassurance (2024)
Laminated Giclée print on aluminium composite panel
120 x 93 cm
Hand-signed and hand-numbered by artist on label
Edition of 312
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