HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS 2023

A Charity Art Auction from some of Bristol’s Finest

We are thrilled to present this year’s incredible collection of donated artwork from some of Bristol’s finest artists. All of the pieces have been generously provided to help raise crucial funds for our charity.

Have a browse through the digital gallery to get an early look at each piece of artwork that will be up for auction at our upcoming event HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS.

There is a wide variety of mediums and styles from photorealistic portraits to whimsical abstract works, there is truly something for every taste.

Date: 29th Sep 2023 | Price: FREE

Location: HERE 470 Bath Road, Arno’s Vale, BS4 3AP 

Get the London Kiss 2012

Artists name:

Marc Monroe

About the Artwork:

In the heart of the vibrant city that is London, a masterpiece known as “The London Kiss 2012” stands as an enduring tribute to the grand spectacle that was the 2012 Great Britain Olympics.

View over Somerset Street, Kingsdown

Artists name:

Tim Southall

About the Artwork:

I am a Bristol-based mixed Media artist who has recently graduated from the Bristol School of Art. My earlier paintings and drawings are inspired by my career developing affordable homes and my love of urban landscape.

Hyperpacman

Artists name:

Marta Zubieta

About the Artwork:

Marta Zubieta is a multidisciplinar pop surreal artist, working both digitally and traditionally on themes of pop culture, technological addiction, love and psychedelic dreams.

View from Café Gusto

Artists name:

Tim Southall

About the Artwork:

I am a Bristol-based mixed Media artist who has recently graduated from the Bristol School of Art. My earlier paintings and drawings are inspired by my career developing affordable homes and my love of urban landscape.

Messenger

Artists name:

Beth Carter

About the Artwork:

Beth is a Bristol-based artist who makes sculptures, drawings and prints. She Produces editions of sculpture, which are cast in bronze, resin or other materials, and works in various scales from hand-held to life-size figures. Beth’s work references the world of mythology and archetypes, that tell stories and explore themes of power and vulnerability.

Colour and Thing

Artists name:

Inkie

About the Artwork:

Inkie, a name synonymous with artistic innovation and daring creativity, has once again pushed the boundaries of expression with a stunning masterpiece titled “Colour and Thing.” This artwork presents a vision of a beautiful and abstract woman, a testament to the artist’s skill in blending power and boldness with mesmerising colours.

View from Kamuren Barbershop Cornmarket

Artists name:

Tim Southall

About the Artwork:

I am a Bristol-based mixed Media artist who has recently graduated from the Bristol School of Art. My earlier paintings and drawings are inspired by my career developing affordable homes and my love of urban landscape.

Covid (Pulp Fiction)

Artists name:

James Richardson

About the Artwork:

In a stroke of artistic brilliance, an iconic cinematic moment has been reimagined with a vibrant and unexpected twist. Samuel L. Jackson’s unforgettable character from “Pulp Fiction” has put down his legendary gun and taken up a new symbol of our times: a temperature checker for COVID-19.

View from Maximillions, Broad Street

Artists name:

Tim Southall

About the Artwork:

I am a Bristol-based mixed Media artist who has recently graduated from the Bristol School of Art. My earlier paintings and drawings are inspired by my career developing affordable homes and my love of urban landscape.

The Lady

Artists name:

James Richardson

About the Artwork:

Amidst a world filled with swirling emotions and the interplay of countless hues, “The Lady” emerges as a captivating masterpiece, an abstract representation of feminine grace and complexity.

Summertime

Artists name:

Cheba

About the Artwork:

Cheba began painting the streets of Bristol in the early 2000’s. Shortly after picking up a spray can, he quickly became addicted to painting the city’s landscape and has been a long-standing figure in his hometown of Bristol’s thriving street art culture. Cheba has donated many works but mostnotably he was selected for two charitable fundraising public art exhibitions, Gromits Unleashed and Wow Gorillas, alongside household names such as Sir Quentin Blake, Peter Brookes & Peter Blake. At auction Cheba’s sculptures raised £28,000 and £10,000 respectively, among the highest selling at both auctions.

The Campfire

Artists name:

Dwain Henry

About the Artwork:

An abstract Acrylic painting of a blazing fire burning in Leigh woods.

Joker “I’m on a date. So what!”

Artists name:

Marc Monroe

About the Artwork:

In a world where chaos reigns supreme and anarchy knows no bounds, a remarkable and unconventional artwork emerges. It captures the iconic Heath Ledger’s legendary portrayal of the Joker as he takes an unexpected detour from crime to embrace the whimsy of a date.

Looking Over Your Shoulder

Artists name:

Non XVI

About the Artwork:

In a world of colours that dance with life and emotion, there exists a captivating artwork entitled “Looking Over Your Shoulder.” It is a mesmerising portrait that transcends time and captures the essence of a woman, born in 1967, forever young and vibrant in her pink neon top.

21st Century Still Life

Artists name:

Marc Monroe

About the Artwork:

Life’s fruit bowl is now full of chemicals, and tablets. Uppers, downers, inside outers. Way out beyond “The Valley of The Dolls”. Repeat prescriptions will keep the bowl topped up. pharmaceutical companies have laid claim to our bodies and cost to The NHS.

Well Behaved Women Don’t Make History

Artists name:

Jennie Cave

About the Artwork:

A bold and audacious statement is made through the artwork titled “Well-Behaved Women Don’t Make History.” This masterpiece dares to challenge conventions and ignite a colourful rebellion against societal norms.

Metal Skull

Artists name:

Interior Sabotage

About the Artwork:

Interior Sabotage is the duo of independent Bristol-based artists creating unique 3D wall art suitable for homes or events. Using a mixture of copper leaf and silver leaf, aluminium and handpainted to finish. This piece was inspired by Dia De Los Muertos and the traditions of Mexico.

See no Evil

Artists name:

Inkie

About the Artwork:

Inkie, a name synonymous with artistic innovation and daring creativity, has once again pushed the boundaries of expression with a stunning masterpiece titled “Colour and Thing.” This artwork presents a vision of a beautiful and abstract woman, a testament to the artist’s skill in blending power and boldness with mesmerising colours.

Bath Street Performer

Artists name:

Neil Marsh

About the Artwork:

Black and white Street Artist. Neil is a veteran with a keen eye for photography and videography.

Alice on flowers

Artists name:

Marta Zubieta

About the Artwork:

Marta Zubieta is a multidisciplinar pop surreal artist, working both digitally and traditionally on themes of pop culture, technological addiction, love and psychedelic dreams.

The Mandaloran

Artists name:

James Richardson

About the Artwork:

In a galaxy not so far away, a colorful masterpiece has emerged, capturing the spirit of the enigmatic Mandalorian like never before. With each brushstroke and splatter of paint, the artist has breathed life into this iconic character, transcending the boundaries of the screen and bringing forth a vibrant incarnation.

View from Open Arms, St Michaels Hill

Artists name:

Tim Southall

About the Artwork:

I am a Bristol-based mixed Media artist who has recently graduated from the Bristol School of Art. My earlier paintings and drawings are inspired by my career developing affordable homes and my love of urban landscape.

Serenity (Pair)

Artists name:

Bernadette Humphries

About the Artwork:

Acrylic Paint, glue and water mixed and then poured in layers and moved around the canvas.

Hope

Artists name:

Hali Jafari

About the Artwork:

Painted in acrylics and inspired by childhood memories of traditional persian art shapes and colours. The way to fight the fear of the unknown is to have hope.

NHS

Artists name:

Jennie Cave

About the Artwork:

At first glance, the canvas appears to depict an eerie scene—people obscured by gas masks, their faces hidden behind a shroud of anonymity. But look closer, and you’ll find that these are the unsung heroes of the National Health Service (NHS), who stood on the front lines of a global pandemic.

Discontinuation

Artists name:

Nick Thain

About the Artwork:

“Discontinuation” is an evocative piece of art that captures the poignant essence of isolation and detachment in a world filled with vibrant colours and bustling life.

Death Picks a Winner

Artists name:

Jennie Cave

About the Artwork:

In the realm of thought-provoking artistry, “Death Picks a Winner” is a captivating masterpiece exploring the enigmatic tapestry of life, fate, and society. This artwork is a vibrant tableau that delves into the complexities of human existence, weaving together a diverse cast of characters and emotions.

Warrior Princess

Artists name:

Jennie Cave

About the Artwork:

In the realm of artistry, “Warrior Princess” emerges as a captivating masterpiece, a vivid portrayal of strength and grace, with colours that dance like a vibrant celebration of heritage and resilience.

Crossroads

Artists name:

kisart

About the Artwork:

“Crossroads” emerges as a captivating masterpiece, an imaginative abstraction that weaves a vivid tapestry of spirituality and the path forward for humanity. Painted on canvas with the richness of oil, this artwork invites viewers to embark on a journey of introspection and contemplation.

The Mystic Sea

Artists name:

Aayla H (Age 11)

About the Artwork:

Is an Acrylic painting which embodies an array of both mythical and more common sea creatures and fish.

Reach Out I’ll be There

Artists name:

Non XVI

About the Artwork:

Art is not my job, it’s how I breathe. Art was always part of my life, I saw art everywhere growing up in London. I met Maggie Hambling when she was the Artist in residence at the National Gallery, she inspired me to make a mess.

Booleg Star Sabre

Artists name:

Matt Healy

About the Artwork:

Bristol Based artist who ” West Country through and through. Robots and the BT Purdown Tower are never far from his thoughts. A mixed medium artist who now has his sights firmly set on being a big wall street artist. So if you have a big wall and love Robots give him a shout.

Bootleg Optimus

Artists name:

Matt Healy

About the Artwork:

Bristol Based artist who ” West Country through and through. Robots and the BT Purdown Tower are never far from his thoughts. A mixed medium artist who now has his sights firmly set on being a big wall street artist. So if you have a big wall and love Robots give him a shout.

I am waiting for you

Artists name:

Matt Healy

About the Artwork:

Bristol Based artist who ” West Country through and through. Robots and the BT Purdown Tower are never far from his thoughts. A mixed medium artist who now has his sights firmly set on being a big wall street artist. So if you have a big wall and love Robots give him a shout.

Officer Sprinkles

Artists name:

Jimmer Wilmott

About the Artwork:

Jimmer Willmott is a pop surrealist painter based in Bristol. Inspired by a frenzied mash of 1950s guys ‘n’ girls and a lot of eyeballs his paintings are a mix of bright and intense colours flirting with the downright weird.

Welcome Home

Artists name:

Jest

About the Artwork:

“Welcome Home” is an exquisite work of art that transcends the boundaries of traditional mediums, blending aerosol, acrylic, and mixed media to create a striking mosaic hat atop a lady’s head. This piece is a true testament to the fusion of artistic vision and personal identity.

Home Sweet Home

Artists name:

Opie

About the Artwork:

Emotions of homelife on paper expressing every side of homelessness as a family, that any place can feel like home as long as we are together we can make it our own.

Devil on Your Mind

Artists name:

Jennie Cave

About the Artwork:

In the realm of abstract art, “Devil on Your Mind” emerges as a captivating masterpiece, a tempestuous whirlwind of emotions and thoughts that captivates the senses. The canvas itself appears to be in turmoil, mirroring the inner turmoil it seeks to convey.

Purdown Petrol Station

Artists name:

Matt Healy

About the Artwork:

Bristol Based artist who ” West Country through and through. Robots and the BT Purdown Tower are never far from his thoughts. A mixed medium artist who now has his sights firmly set on being a big wall street artist. So if you have a big wall and love Robots give him a shout.

Kindness

Artists name:

Katherine T – A.K.A Qwa

About the Artwork:

Katherine, who is now 13 years old, has been a supporter of HBH since she was just 7 years old. At our previous auction, she achieved a remarkable feat by selling her first artwork.  “KINDNESS.” is a spray-on canvas art that brilliantly incorporates the vibrant colours of the HBH brand while delivering a powerful message.

Mr Snuggles is straight outta Compton

Artists name:

Julian Quale

About the Artwork:

Quaye is a commercial artist with over 25 years experience. He began as a graphic designer in the 80s, producing screen-printed designs for clothing. By the 90s he was specialising in custom freehand airbrushing; anything from motorcycles and crash helmets to murals and backdrops. Always keen to develop his skills further, he studied the arts of trompe l’oeil, marbling, graining, colour washing and traditional sign-writing. His mixed-media artwork, sign-painting and murals incorporate many of these techniques to unique and distinctive effect.

Cat and Mouse

Artists name:

John D’oh

About the Artwork:

A little hearted take on a banksy print. Life is tough, somedays you are the cat and other days you are the mouse

September

Artists name:

Sue Gent

About the Artwork:

Inspired by mythology, history and the natural world, my artwork combines traditional and digital techniques – hand drawing pieces with ink and brush, then digitally colouring them. My influences range from medieval woodcuts and illuminated manuscripts to 60s poster art, Indian matchbox designs, Art Nouveau and Japanese woodblocks. I graduated from UWE Bristol, UK with a first-class honours degree in Art and Visual Culture and I now live in a village in Somerset, UK – where there’s a wealth of wild countryside, history and folklore to fire the imagination.

The word is on the Streets

Artists name:

John D’oh

About the Artwork:

Featuring the logo from Microsoft Word that was dropped. It shows how even when working for big employers you can end up just losing your job and therefore is a possibility for everybody to potentially ending up homeless due to changing circuminstances

Attack

Artists name:

Robert Del Naj 3D

About the Artwork:

Each year Robert donates a piece of his artwork and this year he has given us an AP from his collection.
Signed on verso. On the reverse, there is also a pasted relic tagged with marker.

Handy with a pair of Shears

Artists name:

Lee Ellis

About the Artwork:

Lee is a Bristol-based contemporary artist known for his intense abstract portraits. Lee embraces a variety of different artistic mediums when creating his emotionally charged artworks, from painting to drawing and printmaking. Expressive brush strokes and a saturated colour palette are juxtaposed with his raw depiction of figures writhing in pain.

Betel Nut

Artists name:

Stuart Mitchell

About the Artwork:

Print taken from the artist’s original – inspired by imagery from Victorian lunatic asylums and the deep red smiles of Asia’s betel nut users.

My Place Like Home

Artists name:

Kim Reed

About the Artwork:

Emotions of homelife on paper expressing every side of homelessness as a family, that any place can feel like home as long as we are together we can make it our own.

Mr Mental Health

Artists name:

Jaimie Evans

About the Artwork:

Mr. Mental Health is a powerful image that portrays the side of mental health that we can all identify.

LDN Book

Artists name:

TOASTERS

About the Artwork:

Rare Framed hand-painted book by the legendary TOASTERS that was donated to the Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity Raffle. Includes the winning raffle number and authenticity document.

No Title – Collaboration

Artists name:

Toasters and Dog sighs

About the Artwork:

Toasters and Dog sighs collaboration artwork.

Couple of Squid

Artists name:

CHEO

About the Artwork:

Detailed pencil drawing with authentication papers.

Acrylic on Canvas

Artists name:

Helen Sadler

About the Artwork:

85cm x 85cm acrylic on Canvas.

Adrift

Artists name:

Amy Hayes

About the Artwork:

Acrylic – 21cm x 29cm

Summertime

Artists name:

Helen Sadler

About the Artwork:

Detailed pencil drawing with authentication papers.

Red and White Spezial

Artists name:

Craig Comerford AKA ‘I am at risk”

About the Artwork:

This art print was taken from a series of 8 different canvases all depicting iconic Adidas trainers using spray paint.

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