Studio Sale Auctions - 2025
The Studio Sales are being run by artists for many reasons, including selling
Claire Cansick Emily Elizabeth Wise Heiyi Tam
I’m auctioning my first completed paintings of 2025 to make space for more experimenting + raise funds for the LA artists and art workers fund.
- Emily Elizabeth Wise
Emily Wise (born 1988, Baltimore, MD) received her BFA from the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, OR, where she currently lives and works. Exploring themes related to femininity, intimacy, and the mysteries of the natural world, her paintings have been featured in national publications such as Juxtapoz and Artsy.
Emily Wise, Birds of Paradise, Acrylic and flashe on canvas
Molly Brocklehurst, Nurse, Oil on canvas
From early experiments with floppy disks to recent explorations of identity in the digital age, this sale offers a rare glimpse into the evolution of my practice.
Photography Credit: Paolina Stadler for Artiq
- Nick Gentry
Nick Gentry, Multiple, Oil paint & used computer disks on wood
"These are the pieces that have fuelled my creative fire, and now I'm excited to offer them to you, the collectors and art enthusiasts who have supported me along the way. Each work, whether a small-scale study or a larger statement piece, carries the same passion and attention to detail that defines my artistic vision."
Photography Credit: Paolina Stadler for Artiq
Jessie Woodward’s instinctive way of working explores the language of paint and mark making to evoke emotions in the viewer, aiming to communicate how pure abstract work can generate visual energetic joy and pleasure.
Jessie's Studio
The way Jessie Woodward experiments with materials, a vibrant colour palette and juxtaposing textures is key to making each piece vividly unique. She looks at the dynamics created when colours, marks, textures and ratios are set with and against each other to create a cohesive piece.
I’m in love with the idea of impermanence. Each of my paintings has its personality, story and flavours. They mark moments where I have understood the world around us a little bit better.
- Heiyi Tam
Heiyi Tam, There are apple crisps soaking in fizzy puddles, Oil pastels, ink and acrylic on canvas
Mila Morton's work is distinguished by her fluid mark-making and the use of delicate Xuan (rice) paper which originated in Tang Dynasty China. Having studied in Hong Kong for five years, the artist became acquainted with calligraphy techniques and came to use traditional brushes in her practice, alongside inks from Japan.
Mila Morton, Composition 2.1, Monotype, oil ink on Xuan (rice) paper
Marcus Aitken, Hxtn, Acrylic on canvas
Marcus' Studio
Celebrated for his expressive and dynamic paintings, Marcus uses a combination of layering, distressing and blending to present a multifaceted surface to his work. He has shown in exhibitions internationally and has collectors around the globe. His work has been featured by various publications including Schön! Magazine, Condé Nast, High Snobiety, Culture Trip and is part of the Soho House collection.
Marcus Aitken, Former, Acrylic on reclaimed wood
My work comes from a deep passion for nature, as a recoil from the concrete town I grew up in. The work available is inspired by my surroundings in the Norfolk countryside, alongside landscapes inspired by news reports of climactic weather events, which I feel a great urgency to capture.
- Claire Cansick
Claire Cansick, All Your Dreams, Oil on canvas
"I like to work quickly initially with energy, then to refine with detail, allowing the material and colour to dictate its adjacent until it reaches an equilibrium. This sale will allow me to have the space to pursue making large work over the next few months."
Tracey Elizabeth Downing, Blue Box, Oil on linen
Tracey Elizabeth Downing is a contemporary painter, graduating from Exeter College of Art in the 1980’s she went on to train as an Art Psychotherapist and has a Masters from Goldsmiths UCL 2009-2012.
I’m interested in how paintings function as an embodied image, containing more than meets the eye, demanding an existential response from the individual.
- Tracey Elizabeth Downing
