JOURNAL

It's something we hear all the time from people who tell us they'd love to own original art. They've spent hours down the online rabbit hole, only to feel overwhelmed, or they've come away feeling as though they need to understand a language they were never taught. The truth is you don't need to understand every art movement or know how to correctly use art jargon to own a work of art. It's not about passing a test. It's about what happens when you stand in front of a work th

Every artist leaves behind more than a body of work. They leave a way of seeing the world, a generosity of spirit, and a legacy that continues to shape the lives of others. This could not be truer than for the late Canterbury artist Keith Morant. Known for his vibrant paintings, adventurous spirit and unwavering dedication to his artistic practice, Keith was also deeply committed to the creative community around him. He believed in the importance of supporting artists, encour

A smidge over 90 days ago, Curators Chamber existed mostly as conversations, notes, ideas, and a belief that there was space for a different way of working alongside artists and those who wish to live with art they love. Today, I’m proud to have reached this early milestone, and proud of what we’ve achieved so far. In that short time, we’ve had the privilege of connecting with artists whose work carries a strong and evocative voice, engaged collectors, and collaborators who c