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Clifton Gallery is delighted to showcase our new arrivals for 2026, featuring works from Yayoi Kusama, Jonas Wood, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Adrian Heath and more. Explore the collection here:

To celebrate the end of the year, explore a selection of our most vibrant works featuring works by David Hockney, Damien Hirst Hirsts, George Condo, Etel Adnan, Keith Haring, and more... Damien Hirst The Currency Unique Print (H11-40) Details: 2022 Archival quality giclée reproduction on heavy weight enhanced matte professional stock paper 100 x 150 cm Edition of 1,000 unique prints Hand-signed and hand-numbered on the front by Damien Hirst Mint condition stored in the origin

The most recognisable motif in his œuvre, Hirst began using butterflies in the late 1980s when he saw flies become stuck on primed canvases whilst he was working on the fly and cow’s head sculpture A Thousand Years from 1990.

Clifton Gallery is delighted to showcase our collection of original works by the highly-collectible British artists David Shrigley, including rare acrylic paintings on paper and a unique monotype on Steinbach 250gsm paper. Explore the collection here:

Clifton Gallery is delighted to showcase our latest acquisitions, featuring works from Tracey Emin, David Hockney, Damien Hirst, David Shrigley, Yayoi Kusama and more. Explore the collection here:

Etel Adnan (1925–2021) was a widely celebrated Lebanese-American artist, writer, and poet whose work bridged cultures, languages, and artistic traditions.

Created in 2003, Step On It Danny by Deborah Azzopardi is an acrylic on board that captures her trademark blend of colour, exaggerated imagery and fantasy. At a glance, it is unmistakably Azzopardi: energetic, bold, and rich with colour.

Explore our collection of works by Banksy, from rare prints and powerful editions, to his latest release at this year's Glastonbury Festival:

Clifton Gallery is delighted to showcase our highlights from our latest acquisitions, featuring works from household names David Hockney, Damien Hirst and Pablo Picasso, to emerging artists Werner Bronkhorst and Deborah Azzopardi. Explore more here: