White Label Editions

12/04/2026

11/06/2025

Through painting, text, performance, and photography, London-based artist Victoria Cantons navigates the complexities of identity, memory, and selfhood. Deeply autobiographical and politically charged, her work weaves figuration with abstraction, often inscribed with intimate language that reveals both personal history and universal truths. As a gay and transgender woman raised in a richly multicultural household, Cantons channels lived experience into raw, lyrical reflections on femininity, trauma, and becoming.
Recent exhibitions include Kunstverein Dresden, Guts Gallery, Flowers Gallery, Hauser and Wirth and the Wellcome Collection.

10/06/2025

Ryan Driscoll’s paintings feel like spells — intimate, eerie, and lush with hidden meaning. Drawing on the romance of Pre-Raphaelite and Mannerist traditions, his work layers morose iconography with delicate, glazed techniques that echo Old Master sensibilities. Each piece is a kind of personal myth, a gothic retablo channeling q***r desire, emotion, and the occult. 🕯️🖤

A Camberwell grad, Driscoll (b. 1992, Corby, UK) has shown at Soft Opening, Anat Ebgi, STEMS, Grimm, and Meredith Rosen Gallery. In 2018, he received the British LGBTQ+ Awards Art Initiative and debuted his first U.S. solo show, Sigil, earlier this year. He recently appeared in Eugenics in the Garden at Tureen Gallery, Dallas. Driscoll lives and works in Corby, UK.

10/06/2025

Meet Xu Yang (b. 1996, Shandong) — a London-based multidisciplinary artist whose lush, layered practice explores identity, sexuality, and cultural history. 🌸✨

Rooted in Rococo elegance, Chinese heritage, and myth, Xu’s work blurs the personal and universal — often inserting herself directly into her paintings to confront, challenge, and reclaim.

With solo and group shows across London, Athens, Zurich, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing, her voice is unmistakably global. From the Wellcome Collection to a recent Tate Collective commission, Xu continues to reimagine power, beauty, and being. 💥

05/02/2025

FOCUS: LUCHITA HURTADO

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Until feb 24
40 artists, 4 weeks, 100 USD

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Luchita Hurtado
untitled, 2019/2025
Archival Pigment Print
24 x 18 in

Available now!

We are thrilled to feature Luchita Hurtado in our print fundraiser in support of Grief and Hope and The Brick.
 
Born in Maiquetía, Venezuela, in 1920, Luchita Hurtado dedicated over eighty years of her extensive oeuvre to the investigation of universality and transcendence.

Although she associated with a vast network of internationally renowned artists and intellectuals, including members of the Dynaton, the Mexican muralists, and the Surrealists, Hurtado’s practice had always remained an independent pursuit. Her body of work cohered through an examination of self-affirmation, introduced in her early period from the 1940s to the 1960s. This output was defined by surrealist figuration, biomorphism and geometric abstraction, executed in brightly hued palettes with striking expressive range. Hurtado’s work continued to evolve throughout the 1960s and 1970s, demonstrating a fluid shift towards representative figuration that led to a production of contemplative self-portraits known as her ‘I Am’ paintings.

In more recent years, Hurtado continued to explore themes of language and nature with her work, focusing on the planet, natural elements, and the environment in recognition of the urgency of the ecological crisis. These works function as symbolic proxies and intimate meditations on the Earth as mystic progenitor, underscoring the interconnectedness between corporeality and the natural world.

Hurtado’s first solo museum exhibition, ‘I Live I Die I Will Be Reborn,’ opened at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery in London in 2019 when the artist was 98 years old. The exhibition then travelled to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in February 2020.

The print is available on our website until February 24.

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05/02/2025

This Thursday we release Özlem Thompson’s limited edition in support of Choose Love.

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Özlem Thompson
Eternal Dance of Now, 2025
Archival Pigment Print
24 x 18 in
Edition of 25

🗓 Feb 6
⏰ 6 PM GMT
📪 INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
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In support of .love

Choose Love is a registered UK Charity. No 1099682 and registered in the USA as a A 501(C)(3) charitable non profit.

Thank you for your support!

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04/02/2025

FOCUS: CANYON CASTATOR

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40 artists, 4 weeks, 100 USD

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Canyon Castator
Not Peace, But A SWORD, 2025
Archival Pigment Print
24 x 18 in

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We are delighted to feature Canyon Castator in our print fundraiser in support of Grief and Hope and The Brick.

Canyon Castator (b. 1989, Houston, TX) makes large-scale paintings that satirically address our social reality, bringing together an exuberant blend of figures culled from the internet, modern media, politics and personal experience. Castator’s world is hyperbolic, saturated with dissonant characters, knowing symbolism and distorted narratives. His distinctive aesthetic is not tied down to one language but fuse digital and traditional mediums in a cacophony of psychedelic vibrance.

Canyon Castator’s work explores our relationship with the digital, reflecting the unfiltered cornucopia of images and content found online. Castator collages a blend of dissonant characters onto the canvas: iconic cartoons feature alongside political figures and memes in a chaotic narrative that recalls the semi-animated film Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Castator accentuates this feeling of incongruity by merging digital and traditional painting techniques on the canvas. He executes preparatory drawings on the iPad, where he articulates the composition, meticulously arranging the figures. Some of the characters are then printed on the canvas with a distinctive claymation aesthetic; while others are realistically rendered in oil.

The print is available on our website until February 24.

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03/02/2025

FOCUS: MIA SCARPA

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Until feb 24
40 artists, 4 weeks, 100 USD

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Mia Scarpa
Yummy - Righteous Remix, 2025
Archival Pigment Print
24 x 18 in

Available now!

We are delighted to feature Mia Scarpa in our print fundraiser in support of Grief and Hope and The Brick.

Mia Scarpa (b. 1997, Middleton, MA) employs a range of mark-making methods, mediums, and surfaces to execute her world-building aesthetic. Often concerned with the vernacular of place, her recent body work develops from the friction between her lived experiences in New England and California.
Select exhibitions featuring Mia’s work include Under Pressure, curated by Mister Cartoon at Control Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), Black & Blue Fantasy, curated by Alfonso Gonzalez Jr. at Dreamchild Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), and Group Shoe 3, curated by Mario Ayala at House of Seiko (San Francisco, CA).

The print ‘Yummy - Righteous Remix’ is available on our website until February 24.

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31/01/2025

We are excited to announce a 48hr limited edition drop by Özlem Thompson in support of Grief and Hope.

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Özlem Thompson
Magic of Synchronicity, 2025
Archival Pigment Print
24 x 18 in

AVAILABLE FOR 48 HOURS ONLY:
🗓 Feb 6 - Feb 8
⏰ 6 PM GMT - 6 PM GMT
📪 INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
LINK IN BIO

The amount sold within 48 hours determines the edition size. Each print will be signed and numbered by the artist.

PROFITS WILL BE DONATED TO GRIEF AND HOPE.

Thank you for your support!

29/01/2025

FOCUS: CODI BARBINI

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Codi Barbini
Hats, 2025
Archival Pigment Print
24 x 18 in

We are delighted to feature Codi Barbini in our print fundraiser in support of Grief and Hope and The Brick.

Codi Barbini is an artist, filmmaker and writer. Her work deals with a curiosity about language; how we are spoken to, and the roles we are given and play.

Her work has been exhibited at Simchowitz Gallery, A+D Museum, Heiress Gallery, Diner Gallery, The Print Center Philadelphia, SCOPE Miami and New York, OVNi Objectif Video Nice, The Santa Monica Museum of Art, The Annenberg Space for Photography and published in the LA Times, WePresent, Artillery Magazine, Dazed, and Flaunt Magazine among others.
Her first feature documentary, The New Normal, is available to stream through Amazon Prime.
It’s Always This Beautiful, I Just Can’t Always See It is her first book of writing published through Bottlecap Press and available at Skylight Books in Los Angeles, CA and 27th Letter Books in Detroit, MI.

A print of her work ‘’Hats” is available on our website until February 24.

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