Home

LATEST:
Time Limited Drop of Dancer Collection (E-version below) 4- 22nd June Only.

 

We have released this as part of our Art Healthcare fundraiser - available exclusively through Quantum Contemporary. They are the typical size but greatly reduced in price as a thank you for your support - until 22nd June 2026. 

 

A note from Paul

We are delighted to announce a time limited fundraising collaboration with the support of the team at Quantum Contemporary.

Many of you will know that the team at Quantum presents my art worldwide. We work closely together and they have kindly agreed to support our Art and Healthcare project by offering a single collection of dancers painted specifically for this event.

We have reduced the price significantly for this fundraiser to say thank you for your support in this endeavour.

As a studio we are pioneering a new approach to Art, AI and Healthcare to allow you to step inside a painting, to experience another's life. In this early prototype it is that of my mother, based on a painting currently with the National Portrait Gallery. My mother has dementia and working with the NHS innovation team we are developing the technology to see the world as she does but through the lens of a painting.

Obviously this requires the collaboration of many different experts and we need to raise funds to do this.

If you have always fancied one of my dancers (or two!) then this is your chance. I believe it is for a couple of weeks only.

Thank you

Paul Wright.

 

My website now has Available Work to buy direct or via one of my partner galleries and the printed catatlogue is also available here.

 

Commissions are now being taken for Autumn 2026. Please allow a few months, these do not happen quickly. Commissions and Partnerships

 

 Please subscribe to follow or get involved. Please note we only send newsletters a few times a year.

 

 

 

 Smaller World by Paul Wright

We are delighted to announce that 'Smaller World', Paul's portrait of his mother was selected for the National Gallery Portrait Award 2025. Having been exhibited in London it will now embark on a Tour with the NPG in 2026.