Art at Atelier Collection

Art at Atelier Collection is both a vibrant online gallery and a lively network of pop-up spaces. We carefully select authentic works that resonate with the spirit of our atelier world. Each piece is available upon enquiry, and we proudly offer this platform to artists free of charge, as part of our commitment to nurturing the art community. Take a closer look and discover your next inspiring piece.

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Creative Spotlight

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James Williamson

Isabella Curtis

Flo Snook

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Pollyanna Doyle

Shadi Twaffra

Zeina Saleem

About the Collection

AteAtelier Art is a vibrant and expanding archive where artists from every corner of the world come together to share their creations. Here, you can discover artists who speak to your soul and begin or grow your own unique collection. If you have a particular artist in mind for a commission or wish to purchase an original piece, simply reach out to us.

If you are an artist yourself, please click the button below to share your contact details and a link to either your social media or website so we can see if this space is right for you. We also do not charge to create articles for artists as we believe that exposure should be met with excitement, not capitalistic hunger.

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Creative’s Spotlight

Each month, the Creative Spotlight welcomes a new set of emerging creatives. The names you see here are not temporary features: they remain part of Atelier’s archive, held within the Journal so their work can be returned to, referenced, and found in time.

James Williamson

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Williamson creates richly textured paintings that carry the energy of the Devon landscape, drawing the viewer into places where colour and atmosphere open into a moment of escape. Click the image to further dive into his works and story.

Dylan Gomez

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Gomez is deeply tied to the nature of his surrounding landscape. Using naturally sourced stones and copper to create his concealed, textured sculptures, he has developed an interesting practice of natural creativity.

Becky Borthwick

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Borthwick is a Marlborough-based artist whose textile practice is deeply rooted in the rhythms of the natural world. Through layered stitching, pigment, and cloth, she creates tactile works that hold the memory of the ever-changing seasons that affect her local landscape.