Atomica is delighted to announce the release of two brand new exclusive limited edition prints just in time for present season! ‘Supergirl I’ by Richie Fahey and ‘Sharesies’ by Ryan Heshka – two striking, quintessential images that sum up everything we love about these two incredible artists. Both are total must-have prints for fans, collectors Read More
The festive season is now well and truly upon us and we know lots of you are already starting to think seriously about Christmas presents! We can ship your Atomica goodies worldwide, no problem, but if you need them to arrive in time for Christmas please be aware of the following dates depending on whereabouts Read More
Atomica Gallery and Things&Ink present ‘Miniature Ink II’ 23rd SEPTEMBER – 2nd OCTOBER 2015 ATOMICA GALLERY POP-UP, 55 NEAL ST, SEVEN DIALS, WC2H 9PJ An exhibition of miniature original artworks from over 100 of the world’s leading tattoo artists! All featured artwork available to purchase on a first-come, first-served, basis… Kewpie dolls the medium for 2015! Read More
Taking a sidestep from his gentler subjects of dreamy, feminine creatures and spirit animals, Ruben Ireland transports us into a futuristic battlefield with androgynous archers and warrior women for his debut solo exhibition ‘Hyperdusk’. Over the past few years the British digital mixed media artist has carved out a distinctive rendered style that’s unmistakably his Read More
Atomica Gallery is proud to present Hyperdusk, the debut international solo exhibition from British digital mixed media artist Ruben Ireland. Hyperdusk will be the first time Ireland has presented original artwork for sale, with each of the brand new large digital works on display sold as a single one-off print.
25th JUNE – 11th JULY 2015
OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY 25th JUNE 6-9PM
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London artist Jack Pearce’s expressive figurative work features loose-tongued (and limbed) warriors of radness in textural, buzzing Indian ink and intricately patterned glorious technicolour. With its loose and abstracted tribal feel, his work takes reference from the ancient practise of image-making, yet tells stories a contemporary audience can recognise. In contrast with the laid-back rough-and-tumble lads of ‘Bromance’, his latest drawings Read More
