An ACBF debut currently catching the public imagination and causing a media stir! GG the Illustrator, also known as Gianna Fiore, is a London-based artist on an ongoing mission to paint and document every council estate in the capital city through mixed media, watercolour, and paint. Her estate paintings focus on showing and preserving the architecture, everyday life, and stories of working-class communities facing regeneration and demolition. Catch her chatting about her extraordinary series of artworks on the ITV News today and on the Robert Elms Show on BBC Radio London this Saturday lunchtime.
Thrilled to welcome this Bristol graffiti legend turned psychedelic shape-shifter.
Sickboy has spent three decades transferring his surreal visual language from walls and wheelie bins onto gallery walls and into sculptures, installations and digital labyrinths. His iconic red-and-yellow 'Temple' icon and his Save the Youth signature slogan became global calling cards, before he moved into studio work, immersive installations and beautifully unhinged public interventions. Sickboy has made a career of bending the line between graffiti, fine art and spectacle, and he’ll be pulling up to the Art Car Boot Fair in his very own immersive space — his temple of delights… |
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D*FACE — the originator of D*Dog and founder of StolenSpace Gallery, D*Face joins the ACBF for the first time with a site specific version of his famed Stamping Ground series, plus live screen printing and hand finishing. Stamp your art, not your feet and beat a track to make some art with one of the Great British street artists! |
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At the centre of lily’s work is the natural world, yet her subjects seem otherworldly, aliens from our own planet.
Lily studies species and things that exist all around us, examining the detail and glorifying their forms, patterns and structures, attempting to capture their majesty by meditating upon their beauty and evolution. Her works shift from found objects, drawn and painted surfaces, installations and paste-ups in the street. |
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First introduced to the ACBF online edition in 2021 by the fabulous Anna Smithson, we’re delighted that Nick is making his in-person debut in 2026 with a series of beautiful originals and a very affordable print edition to boot. His abstract pieces are both playful and architectural, a painting process that is almost as much as about the taking away as the adding, a sense of a state of flux, and of re-working — where precise geometry collides with instinctive marks.
Easy on the eye, deceptively compelling. Astonishing chance to add one to your collection at a truly accessible price. |
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Natasha is an artist and printmaker who creates such whimsical worlds populated with strange little creatures! Inspired by nature, she works predominantly with hand-drawn and painted elements that evolve into delightfully vibrant, playful screen prints, popping with giant daisies, glowing mushrooms, flying jellyfish and animated blobs! |
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Strictly analogue good old-fashioned screen printing from Ohsimbo’s hand drawn typefaces and charmingly sketched, funny characters. Bold shapes, playful colours and quirky details bounce around and seem to wink at you in these joyful, curious and mischievous artworks! |
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Twitchers Paradise!
Distinctive and playful paintings and prints of birds that reimagine natural illustrations through bold colour, meticulous detail, and a contemporary graphical clarity. Giffard takes the traditional beauty and precision of ornithological illustration and places it inside the intimate context of an individual's everyday diary — using pages of her moleskin diary as her canvas. The result is both a celebration of birds and a record of their observer's life. |
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