The Steel Yard is an ideal space for showing artwork of all kinds. We offer free space for a variety of artists, be they established or otherwise. From photography to digital mapping, street art and furniture we are constantly rotating between our own collection and up and coming artists who are seeking a platform.
Scot Sherrard.
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Paul Mcgowan.
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Ben Buchanan
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Takashi Murakami.
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Schoony
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Ralph Steadman
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Dominic Vonbern
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Ryan Callanan, AKA - RYCA
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Mark Wardel, AKA - TradeMark
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James Cauty
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Scot Sherrard.
COURTYARD LONDON.
Based in Bermondsey, South London, Scot has made numerous pieces of furniture for The Steel Yard. HIs outstanding metalwork can be seen in various parts of the venue, from seamless balcony railings to mirror frames and bathroom layouts.
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Paul Mcgowan.
SKULL.
The Artist-in-residence for the Eden project, Paul’s Ark studio, in conjunction with Spectrum a local Autism Charity, is heading a study into art and autism.
His work has seen him involved in campaigns ranging from War Child’s ’Trigger Finger at the Drang Gallery, to ‘Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Foundation’, along with Banksy, Ben Allen, Inkie and others.
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Ben Buchanan
HISTORY IS A NIGHTCLUB.
From his exhibition of photographs taken at AREA in New York City, between 1983 and 1987. Jean-Michel Basquiat DJ’ing at Eric Goode’s birthday, 1984.
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Takashi Murakami.
AND THEN GOLD. FLOWERS – BALL.
The ‘Andy Warhol’ of Japan, is one of the most acclaimed artists to have emerged from postwar Japan. Known for his contemporary synthesis of fine art and popular culture, using graphic and colourful anime and Manga cartoon style.
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Schoony
BUTTERFLY KISS.
Schoony exploded onto the art scene in 2008 at Mutate Britain’s ‘One Foot Under the Grove’, undoubtedly one of the most pioneering street art exhibitions to date. His most iconic sculpture, ‘Boy Soldier’, was first unveiled outside the Houses of Parliament as an anti-war protest. The Butterfly Kiss was made for The Steel Yard in the early days of establishing digital mapping as an art form.
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Ralph Steadman
GONZO GUERNICA. LOUNGE LIZARD. MAYOR OF ASPEN.
The leader of the pack. Ralph is the Godfather of Gonzo Journalism’s imagery and so much more. The first ever illustrator for Rolling Stone Magazine and the long suffering partner of Hunter S.Thompson, the quiet Welshman is one of the UK’s most treasured artists.
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Dominic Vonbern
BUGS.
Author, designer and pioneering Swiss street artist for the last three decades
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Ryan Callanan, AKA - RYCA
BLACK GOLD.
Selected as one of the ‘British Jubilee Artists’, Ryans clever use of imagery drawn from popular culture, as well as his use of lyrics, has made him particularly popular with musicians and music producers.
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Mark Wardel, AKA - TradeMark
FAY DUNNAWAY – TRADE.
During the 1980’s, Mark created record covers, art direction and campaigns for many of the most recognisable DJ’s of the era. In particular was his collaboration in creating the art imagery for the legendary ’Trade’, at Turnmills.
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James Cauty
BUNNY BOMBER.
The music maestro made up half of KLF as well as The Orb. Cauty along with Bill Drummond and Alex Paterson were early stars of the Acid House scene and were the pioneers behind the Ambient House genre.