Asprey Studio is proud to host a special fundraising exhibition in celebration of International World Bee Day (20 May) and in support of the launch of Bee:wild, a charitable initiative by Re:wild focused on restoring nature through pollinator protection.

The exhibition at the Asprey Studio gallery in Mayfair, London, features a curated selection of artworks by a group of artists – such as Alkan Avcıoğlu, Susan Kare, Harry Yeff, Tiziana Alocci, amongst others – inspired by bees and created in support of pollinator conservation.

This initiative reflects a shared commitment to fostering healthier ecosystems and communities through creative projects and curated collections. Enquire about participation in the invite-only opening night on 22 May.

Esc Keys is a digital and physical limited-edition release by the legendary artist who revolutionised user interfaces during her work at Apple in the early 1980s.

The name Esc Keys draws inspiration from both the ‘esc’ key on a computer keyboard and the broader concept of ‘escapism,’ inviting us to ‘escape’ into a space where technology becomes a means to explore the precious aspects of life reminding us of the humanity that lies beyond the digital. 

This collection includes 32 new icons by Susan Kare, available in two handcrafted designs by the Asprey Studio Workshop: computer keycaps, or necklace pendants. Each physical piece comes paired with the digital artwork.

The Asprey Studio gallery in Mayfair hosted a never-before-seen exhibition by Pranksy, renowned digital innovator, investor, and anonymous figurehead of the NFT art movement, between 19 and 25 October 2024. 

The exhibition served as a landmark in digital art history, spotlighting both Pranksy’s own creations and works from their collection – including digital and physical dresses by Dolce & Gabbana, original concept art by Burnt Toast & Goldenwolf Studios, and a special section dedicated to Miss AL Simpson – offering a rare view of the transformative digital medium that has reshaped the art world, as well as the landscape of ownership, value, and creative autonomy.

Two unique signet rings, designed by Pranksy and Magpie, and hand-crafted by Asprey Studio, are available for purchase via the button below.

During Frieze London 2024, Asprey Studio hosted a series of events, including the release of 10 new works by Kane Tallowin (Defaced). The collection was highlighted by You Could Suffer in Heaven, a large, hyper-detailed piece that explores the intricate labyrinth of the artist’s creative mind through delicate, interconnected illustrations.

Asprey Studio also hosted the Sigg Art Prize Awards 2024, which went to Paris-based German artist Dana-Fiona Armour for her interactive video installation, Alvinella Ophis.

Asprey Studio has drawn inspiration from the universal anxiety conveyed by this iconic image, creating its own variations of the original lithograph by Munch (1895), sourced from the Art Institute of Chicago via Bridgeman Images. 

An exclusive event at the Asprey Studio Gallery, Mayfair, featuring exclusive releases and announcements from HARTO, THANKYOUX, EMANUELE DASCANIO, BEVERLY KILLS and more.

5:30 - 9pm