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01/10/2016

Save the date! 5th October 2016! We will be at the Tech City Startup fair in Shoreditch, East London. Invitations/registrations available at startupfest2016.eventbrite.com. Drop in and say Hi!

01/10/2016

We are launching our beta in just a few weeks! Visit our landing page and sign up for early access now!

01/10/2016

Are you an Indian contemporary artist? We would love to showcase your work! Write to us with samples from your portfolio and an artist statement at [email protected]

01/10/2016

Artist Aditya Vikram explores issues of isolation, self-removal and contemplation in his series Immersions. Produced as a series of doodles, the artist finds himself drawn into his own work as an object seeking removal himself.

01/10/2016

We are just back from India and have signed on some really exciting artists. Watch out for updates right here!

01/10/2016

"Songs of Faith & Devotion' by the photographic artist Trilokjit is an investigation on the politics of religion, faith and collective consciousness. Images made at the Maha Kumbh 2013. Selected images from the set are available on arterial.uk

01/10/2016

"The Hug", 2012. Calcutta. Charcoal on paper. By the artist Aditya Vikram. Now available as a Limited Edition Print on our exquisite Hahnemühle Bamboo 290gsm paper.

30/09/2016

"Made through short bursts on the iPhone 5 while walking, the markers become representations of the immediate external society, observing their nuances and transformations, sometimes remaining just as artefacts and relics. With every image the distance is reduced and the external is obfuscated and appropriated as memory."

The work of photographic artist Trilokjit Sengupta. Available exclusively on Arterial.

Britain, 2013 - A continuing project Asterix in Britain explores a geographical area through images that become map geo-political distances and create a representation of a society obsessed with markers and symbolism.

30/09/2016

Dirty Sketchbook is a continuing series by artist Hagu. The work is inspired by the dirty drawings in the gents' urinals explores questions about the male gaze and how bodies play a significant role desire and its manifestation.