Artwork gallery Play
Joy, curiosity and freedom are vital to art making. These are the key components of play and expression in general. Scenes of play reveal how people connect, learn, and experience the world in an unguarded way, making them deeply relatable and full of life. Playfulness itself is equally important, as it allows artists to experiment, take creative risks and break away from rigid rules. By embracing play, art becomes more imaginative, expressive, and engaging for both the creator and the viewer.
It remained a river
Eloise Lawson
Tennis Players at London Fields
Chi Park
Notes to Self
Euan Evans
Stuffed Their Pockets With Striped Pebbles
Esme McMillan-Scott
Bloodhound
Gregory Stevens
Waiting to get started
Eloise Lawson
Courage
Madeleine Wood
Severed, Varied Edition (Rossen Blue)
Euan Evans
Playing Pool at the Paya and Horse
Alice Macdonald
Plasticine on Paper
Fabian Heckmatt
6.131117 (8)
Gaby Adach
It remained a river
Eloise Lawson
Oil pastel on paper, 30 x 37.5 cm, 2022
Tennis Players at London Fields
Chi Park
Pastel on paper, 30 x 42 cm, 2023
Notes to Self
Euan Evans
Monoprint and oil paint on paper, 42 x 30 cm, 2022
Stuffed Their Pockets With Striped Pebbles
Esme McMillan-Scott
Mixed media on wood, 2024
Bloodhound
Gregory Stevens
Monotype on paper, 41 x 53cm, 2021
Waiting to get started
Eloise Lawson
Oil pastel over etching on paper, 29 x 25 cm, 2022
Courage
Madeleine Wood
Oil on paper, 29.5 × 41.5 cm, 2024
Severed, Varied Edition (Rossen Blue)
Euan Evans
Relief etching with chine collé, 55.5 x 35 cm, 2022
Playing Pool at the Paya and Horse
Alice Macdonald
Monotype with drypoint on paper, 2017
Plasticine on Paper
Fabian Heckmatt
Colouring pencil on paper, 19 x 24 cm, 2023
6.131117 (8)
Gaby Adach
Coloured pencil on paper, 25 x 25 cm, 2018