SOURCING ART

Online galleries have transformed how we discover and collect pieces – these platforms offer a curated selection that's just a click away

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8 HOLLAND STREET

A gallery and curator plus design studio and art and furniture consultant, 8 Holland Street is an online and real-world treasure trove (it has galleries in London and Bath) of creative joys for the home. Digitally you'll discover an extensive collection of modern and contemporary art including paintings, drawings, prints, photography, mixed media, ceramics and sculptures, as well as vintage furniture, rare textiles and lighting. From £500 to £15,000.

8hollandstreet.com

AMONG THE PINES

Bath-based Among The Pines, an online gallery and art advisory service, grew from founder Sophie Wood's years of working with artists across the globe. It features the likes of Saima Kaur, whose hand embroidery is influenced by Indian folk art, ceramicists Mako and Naomichi Sato, who scratch marks into their clay pieces and Llael McDonald who celebrates food in her paintings. From £15 to £20,000.

amongthepines.gallery

ARTBOX LONDON

A charity and social enterprise, Artbox London creates sales opportunities for artists with learning disabilities and who are neurodivergent, alongside running art workshops, cultural trips and hosting exhibitions.

Its studio and team enable its group of around 80 creatives to develop their skills, forging an uplifting community filled with ambition and achievement. From £45 to £350.

artboxlondon.org

ARTFINDER

Connecting artists and buyers from around the globe from its Oxfordshire HQ, Artfinder has over 5,000 artists and galleries on its website, with more than 300,000 works of art to browse, including painting, photography, sculpture, drawing and digital art. Shown left is Dance of Chrysanthemums (2021), oil on canvas, by Olga Beketova, £1,198.19. From £50 to £50,000.

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