Explore a selection of articles about us and our artists.
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Inigo, October 2023A Talking Point: Partnership Editions’ new roster of painters, sculptors and printmakersThe affordable-art platform’s founder, Georgia Spray, shines a light on the up-and-coming artists from this year’s Open Call. |
Inigo, July 2023Touching Base: Julianna Byrne on life and art on the Cornish coastDespite desiring a fresh start out in the sticks of the south-west, the painter ended up falling in love with a cottage in a vibrant village she found through Inigo. Two years later, she reflects on how the place has infiltrated her dreamlike murals – and how the best relationships are often those that come as a surprise. |
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House & Garden, July 2023How to curate a meaningful art collection
From supporting emerging artists to keeping hold of your postcards, four experts, including our Founder Georgia Spray, give their advice on collecting art whose value is more than meets the eye. |
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INIGO, SEPTEMBER 2022 A Maker’s Story: personal myth and powerful magic mingle in Freyja Lee’s poetic pottery Shortly after giving birth for the first time, Freyja Lee was encouraged by her mother-in-law to take up ceramic painting. Working in tandem with potter Tilly Young, she has perfected her singular style, adorning vessels with folklorish themes and fantastical figures in flowing lines and gleaming gold. Inigo marvels at her dancing deities and beautiful, brutish beasts |
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House & Garden, July 2022How to commission a portrait, according to an expert and an artist
Commissioning a portrait of yourself or one of your loved ones can be extremely enjoyable, and significant – but it’s also a complicated and sometimes expensive process with many moving parts. Georgia Spray, founder of Partnership Editions, and portrait artist Phoebe Dickinson explain how best to do it. |
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Inigo, February 2022A Maker’s Story: saints, sexism, rebels and relics in the subversive ceramics of Pollyanna Johnson and Joseph Dupré
The couple that clays together, stays together (or something like that), which is why this pair of artists are so good at creatively encouraging each other. As Pollyanna pits her plates against the patriarchy, Joseph uses humour to question ways of seeing – and both are delightfully disruptive, as Inigo discovers. |
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Vogue, October 2021Partnership Editions’s First Homeware Collection Is About To Take Over Your Instagram Feed
Since launching a few years ago, Partnership Editions has become the Vogue editors’ go-to destination for works by emerging British artists at a refreshingly accessible price point. Discover Partnership Editions Home. |
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The artist and illustrator talks to Inigo about bringing the spirit of Charleston to furniture, adding personality with paint and how mishaps and imperfection are all part of the process. Shop Camilla's hand-painted stools from her solo exhibition 'Summertime At Charleston'. |
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House & Garden, July 2021
Photographic prints can be an affordable and stylish way to start or add to an art collection, and there is a world of galleries out there making striking images available to the wider world. Partnership Editions, one of our favourite venues for discovering new artists, has recently ventured into photography, featuring work by two young artists, Lottie Hampson and Lily Bertrand-Webb. We asked founder Georgia Spray about the importance of photography as an art form and why you should be collecting it now. |
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Choosing a piece of art you love is just the first step in the process. Framing your pieces is so important to show your artwork off in the best possible way, as well as preserve it. Here Georgia Spray, founder of Partnership Editions, gives her guide to selecting the right frame for your new artwork.
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Vogue Australia, September 2020How to curate your walls on a budget
Our founder Georgia Spray talks to Vogue Living about accesible art and details how to build out an art collection and curate your walls on a budget. |
