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artrepublic is very proud to continue it’s association with visual arts at one of Europe’s largest fringe festivals, the 2009 Brighton Festival Fringe.

Fresh from the depths of his Brighton studio, long-time artrepublic favourite, Graham Carter has finally paid us a visit here in our London gallery and happily for us he brought with him two brand new original artworks. Both are subtly different in their approach and yet solidly maintain that authentic Carter aesthetic that has, over the years, caught the eye of companies like Saatchi & Saatchi and the BBC. 

Mr. Brainwash or MBW is the moniker of eccentric French filmmaker Thierry Guetta. After years filming the likes of Bansky and Obey he has put down the camera and taken up the spay-can and become one of California’s most prolific street artists. 

Peter Kennard and Cat Picton Philips will be signing their best-selling book and their new DVD at Bookmarks Bookshop in London this December. To celebrate, artrepublic.com has secured a very special half price deal on their new DVD.

artrepublic presents our hotlist of who’s made the biggest impact in the UK cutting-edge art scene in 2008 and who's poised for even greater things in 2009. 

Here at our London gallery we are always scouting for quality; to be more specific, quality artists and quality works above all else. So when Mr. Ben Eine dropped by with two seriously impressive canvases we stopped scouting for a moment and said wow.

We have just got in some bright and beautiful canvases  and limited edition prints by London based artist collective Static.

artrepublic.com are proud to launch ‘The art of hope’ campaign – our very first print design arts competition to find out your vision for the transition from 2008 to 2009. 

artrepublic Soho is very proud to announce an exclusive off-site exhibition entitled ‘Saints and Sinners’ at St Martins Lane hotel, London, open daily to the public between 11th and 21st November 2008 (from 2pm to 10pm). 

We have a great selection of Ben Allen’s new work on the walls of our Brighton gallery.