David Hockney’s artistic trajectory, from painting and printmaking through to photography and digital drawing, is marked by continuity, creative reinvention and endless experimentation. While he remains an artist profoundly interested in historical...

Two days before the 80th anniversary of VE Day – which marks the formal surrender of Nazi Germany and the end of the Second World War in Europe –the Tower of London...

Point Blank is a striking new series by Bob Dylan, exhibited for the first time at our New Bond Street gallery. Featuring nearly 100 paintings originally drawn during his Rough and Rowdy...

Bob Dylan is a worldwide cultural icon, inspiring audiences for more than six decades. Through music, words and visual art, Dylan has remained restlessly creative, continually reinventing himself and challenging his audience in new ways. His expansive body of visual art includes works on paper, paintings, sculpture and large-scale installations, across several major series of work since 2007. Halcyon is proud to have represented Dylan as an artist for over 17 years. 

London’s largest Easter Egg Hunt is back, and bigger and better than ever. The Big Egg Hunt (24 March – 27 April 2025) is a citywide event bringing art and conservation together....

Halcyon’s present exhibition, Sacred & Profane, engages with various mythological themes. The artists in the exhibition who choose to inform their paintings with mythological references are, inadvertently or not, interrogating the historic...

Mitch Griffiths’ work is rooted in the traditions of the Old Masters, showcasing an ultra-realistic style that calls to mind the great Renaissance painters like Titian, Michelangelo and Caravaggio. Like these masters,...

Sacred & Profane is a dynamic group exhibition, exploring how artists reimagine religious iconography to address contemporary phenomena. Featuring works by eight artists, including Mitch Griffiths, Andy Warhol, and Dominic Harris, the...

Dominic Harris is a digital artist whose interest in nature and technology offers a surreal and whimsical take on reality, which ultimately challenges our own perception of the world around us. Employing...

In 2023, Halcyon Gallery hosted a major exhibition of Dominic Harris’s work entitled Feeding Consciousness. This was a landmark exhibition for the leading digital artist, inspiring major public interest with visitors queuing...

Pablo Picasso and David Hockney, two of the most iconic figures in modern and contemporary art, share an artistic dialogue that transcends time. While Picasso revolutionized art with his pioneering innovations, Hockney...

In 1986, David Hockney revolutionized printmaking with his ‘home-made’ Xerox prints, using a photocopier to represent everyday objects as subtly modified ‘translations’ rather than exact duplicates. This innovative approach restored spontaneity and...

Pop art remains a vibrant lens for examining the complexities of modern life. The movement redefined the boundaries of artistic expression, embracing consumer culture, mass media, and contemporary themes to challenge traditional...

Penned by acclaimed Scottish contemporary artist and poet Robert Montgomery, the piece, titled It’s Not About Winning, commemorates three decades of The National Lottery’s support for UK sports. Each verse honours the...

David Hockney's deep affection for his Dachshunds is a central theme in much of his artistic output. His portrayal of them captures both their personalities and the profound bond he shared with...

David Hockney’s swimming pools, known for their vibrant colours and dynamic forms, explore the challenge of capturing water’s fluidity and light. Featured in the David Hockney: Living in Colour exhibition, these pieces...