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'Dutch artist Lucas Thorik’s solo exhibition is the latest to take Knightsbridge’s art scene by storm. Powerful abstract canvases explore the nature of balance, pitting impasto white plaster against sprays...

'If you’ve not already visited The ARX, put it on your list – the luxury concept is one of Knightsbridge’s best kept-secrets, open to the public only on Fridays and...

THE NO1 GOOGLE RANKING LUXURY PROPERTY MAGAZINE Abode2 features the gallery's artists for Spring 2023.

For our last event of 2023 the galley launched Dutch artist Lucas Thorik's solo exhibition equilibrium. Thorik’s vibrant show brings serenity during an intense period of December festivities, and hope over the coldest, darkest January days.

Charlotte Metcalf writes 'How a new gallery is turning Brompton Road into a cultural destination'. Read the full article here

The gallery welcomed the One & Only Private Homes to launch their private residences. The homes offer the most exquisite locations, architecture, design, and lifestyle. Guests enjoyed the exhibition on...

Raine Storey's Exquisite Corpse exhibtion was recenelty featured in Harper's Bazaar's pick of London’s best exhibitions this October, at Frieze and beyond. Find the full article here

The London Art Critic Tabish Khan names Raine Storey's 'Exquisite Corpse' a top five exhibition to see in London over November. read the full article here

Raine Storey exhibition. Made in Chelsea stars arrived, along with fashion designers and milliners.

L-J Andrew from luxury property magazine Abode2 accepts an invitation to The ARX to preview the Exquisite Corpse, a solo exhibition by artist-in-residence Raine Storey.

Canadian artist Raine Storey was featured as an 'Artist to Watch' in Tempus magazine. She attended Queen’s University of Canada before moving to England to follow in her grandfather Derek...

On Tuesday 28th June, The ARX held a Private View for our group show Outlined. A great crowd came to support the six artists in the show. Please contact enquiries@thearx.com...

Luxury magazine Sphere features The ARX, Knightsbridge gallery exhibition.

Dutch artist Lucas Thorik creates eye-catching large-scale paintings dominated by hot pinks, acid yellows, and bright oranges. Though certainly paint on canvas, his abstract images are marked by pools and pulls of color that mimic the effects of film light leaks. A self-taught artist, Thorik has followed a circuitous path, having variously immersed himself in the surf scene, becoming a DJ at the height of techno, and working in design. The artist has said he’s taken his artistic inspirations less from art history than from music, design, and philosophy.

The Canadian artist Raine Storey composes humorous and intriguing visual stories that reimagine everyday scenarios and personal memories through fragmented, hyperreal imagery, bright, gestural brushstrokes and large areas of white...

On 11th May The ARX celebrated visual motion designer and digital artist MRE’s unique NFT collection ‘TIME’ with a launch event in partnership with NFT platform Nifty Gateway. The event...

On Thursday 6th May, The ARX held a Private View for our group show Behind the Canvas. A great crowd came to support the six artists in the show. Please...

Out Of This World 'The space race between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos is only one aspect of our love of all things extra-terrestrial this season. Whether it is Space...

On Thursday 17th March, The ARX held a Private View for Irish artist David Magee's first, and only solo exhibition in three years, 'Outside II'. A great crowd came to...

Combining digital art with physical display, Knightsbridge’s recently opened gallery space The ARX offers an entirely new approach to art for both appreciators and collectors alike. The ARX displays NFTs...

“I’m thrilled to bring the latest edition of my Boonji Spaceman series entitled Dreams Matter to The ARX in London,” said artist Brendan Murphy. “As an artist, I am always...

Brendan Murphy is a widely known contemporary artist whose work is represented in over 600 private collections. His works’ universal appeal pushes the walls of creativity beyond the confines of the canvas exploring sculptural works, conceptual pieces, a wide range of rare materials, and producing his art with non-traditional methods. Brendan currently works from his studio in Miami, FL and has gallery representation in the USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, England, and Monaco.

This December, one of London’s most exclusive contemporary art galleries, The ARX, has officially unveiled Murphy’s latest masterpiece – a monumental installation entitled Dreams Matter. He liked basketball – so he became a professional basketball player. He was also pretty good with numbers, so he then took up trading on Wall Street. And finally he always knew he had a creative streak – and so duly became one of the world’s most exciting contemporary artists with a line-up of patrons including Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic, Larry Ellison, and Warren Buffet.

arx takes manhattan The world’s most exclusive contemporary art concept expands into New York with a gallery on Madison Avenue and coveted opportunity to hang the walls of Central Park...

Andrew Lloyd-Webber on why he commissioned eight monumental Shakespearian paintings for a London theatre The ARX’s first artist-in-residence, Maria Kreyn, was recently featured in The Art Newspaper for her canvasses...

The ARX a new 15,000 sqft art space has opened on the Brompton Road in London’s Knightsbridge just down the road from Harrods. Showcasing world-famous artists such as Basquiat, Banksy, Hirst, KAWS alongside emerging artists in an exclusive, multi-sensory four-floor space. With a sister gallery opening shortly on New York’s Madison Avenue and plans to expand into other prominent international markets, The ARX family is on track to become an industry heavy hitter.

Down to a fine arx The ARX launched on the Brompton Road in London’s Knightsbridge earlier this year and is already making waves in the city’s art scene. The concept...

New master The emotive, narrative-driven paintings of Maria Kreyn, The ARX's first artist-in-residence, draw on inspiration from Old Masters re-interpreted for the 21st century. Private appointments to view new in...

“Our portfolio spans from the traditional to the digital,” says Lord. While blue-chip art is readily sourced through Lord’s long-standing connections with esteemed dealers, discovering and championing fresh talent is key to the gallery’s ethos. Whether this is through quarterly solo shows of emerging artists or artists’ residencies.

The ARX is featured alongside 'Faberge in London: From Romance to Revolution' at the Victoria and Albert Museum, prints by Albrecht Durer at the National Gallery and Peruvian culture at...

Pop goes my heart: Tatler meets South Korean star Kang Hui ' He’s exhibited alongside the K-pop stars in Seoul and, now, in London too. Tatler meets Kang Hui, a...

Sphere Magazine - The most exclusive contemporary art concept comes to Knightsbridge, showcasing world-famous artists such as Basquiat and Banksy. Discover an exclusive first look.

The ARX welcomes StART+ art fair from the Saatchi Gallery. The exhibition features the UK premiere of visual artwork by Korea’s biggest K-pop artists, alongside over 70 emerging and established...

Russian born artist Maria Kreyn is currently the first artist-in-residence at The ARX. ⁠ ⁠ Educated at the University of Chicago (in Maths and Philosophy), Kreyn’s painting techniques are self-taught....

The world of luxury is changing. Once considered timeless, the very concept of it is shifting exponentially. Fortunately, there are those whose sole existence involves th curating and nurturing it....

We held a private view for StART+, StART Art Global’s latest initiative that aims to further the careers and provide important international exposure for emerging artists, on 20th October. If...

Fine art wildlife photographer Chris Fallows held an evening with a private bank in The ARX gallery. 'I have known and loved wildlife from my very first breath and dare...

Former K-Pop star Henry Lau's art work on show in London The BBC talks to Henry Lau about his work featured in StART+ which previously formed part of a show...