#25 Art I Saved This Week

Hello all ❤️

I'm delighted to join you for this week's creative inspiration — and welcome to those of you receiving my newsletter for the first time.

To those of you who read the last two editions, thank you for your support of Art on a Postcard's International Women's Day Auction. They raised a total of £35,500 for The Hepatitis C Trust. It's brilliant to see these funds go to this cause.

On the channels over the past few weeks, I've shared deep-dives into some wonderful artists — all of whom deserve your attention and awe.

Debbie Lawson, who creates hidden sculptures with carpets. Nicole Nikolich, who crocheted an entire computer room. Thredrick Couler, who sews intricate portraits with a sewing machine. And Omer Mosseri, whose ink paintings are hypnotic.

Catch up on Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube 📹

Here are my 10 art discoveries this week 👇

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Untitled, 2025. Acrylic, pencil, crayon, marker, and glitter wood. 84 x 83.8 x 4 cm | Copyright © Joan Nelson. Image courtesy of the artist and Herald St.

Knowledge As Alchemy Exhibition | Copyright © Craig Boagey. Image courtesy of the artist and Amanita Gallery.

Untitled. Pencil, pen, and watercolour. | Copyright © Jackson Howell.

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Blue Song, 2024. Acrylic on canvas. 90x90 | Copyright © Anna Ruth. Image courtesy of the artist and The Address gallery.

‘Horse Power’ 2025. Oil on canvas. 92cm x 122cm | Copyright © Megan Hales. Image courtesy of the artist and Moosey Art.

In Ethylene Arms, 2023. Ceramic sculpture. | Copyright © Zsófia Keresztes. Image courtesy of the artist, Roman März, and König Galerie.

Eradicating machine, 2024. Oil, graphite and charcoal on canvas. 190x150 cm | Copyright © Giuseppe Francalanza. Image courtesy of the artist and VIN VIN Gallery.

Hardening 2, 2023. Chrome, ceramic, steel, epoxy clay, hardware. | Copyright © Fin Simonetti. Image courtesy of the artist and Mathew Brown LA.

ひかりの底 / The Bottom of the Hole, 2024. Watercolor on cotton cloth, 2024. | Copyright © GOTO Atsuko. Image courtesy of the artist and Icon Archive.

Great Poet!, 2024. Oil on linen. 120 x 84 in | Copyright © Emma Webster

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