Bali Forest by Lucy Smallbone

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Fresh out of the studio, the tropical, velvety richness of this new Mary West painting is to die for. 🙌🙌🙌 @marywestpaintings

Farewell to one of the greats. Frank Auerbach. Who so sadly died yesterday on Remembrance Day. The irony for someone who had been sent over to Britain by his parents during the Second World War. His parents both died during the war and he never saw them again. This powerful self portrait sits on my desk. Even more extraordinary is that I just went to see Kate Giles in her studio. Unaware the artist had passed away she was perched on a stool reading ‘Frank Auerbach: The Studio’ a booklet from this year’s Frieze stand by Frankie Rossi Art Projects.

Surround yourself with art (and Rivals) and I promise you your life will be more rewarding. Website updated. Have a Sunday scroll. Link in bio. 📸 @studiojacques__

I have finally got around to editing the catalogue from Kate Giles’s show. I’ve also updated our British Art Fair catalogue. A link to both in my bio and on my website. There are still works available! Including this majestic Roman Road on paper, which I’m very reluctant to ever let go of.

Occasionally you see a painting that causes a sharp intake of breath. I defy another artwork this decade to create as loud an exhaled WOW. Study (it’s just a study…) of Spring, Primrose Hill was painted by Frank Auerbach in 1975. The whole exhibition ‘Frank Auerbach: Portraits of London’ @offerwaterman is a marvel, tracing his London landscapes throughout his career. What’s extra nice is most of the paintings are in British museum collections. I’d exchange all four of my children AND my miniature wire haired dachshund for this one ❣️ #frankauerbach

The calm before the storm. Last week before the Preview for Kate Giles’s solo show ‘Compass of Mind’ infront of Kate’s painting Blue Solstice. My HUGEST thanks to everyone involved.. @katesgiles @delahunty_fine_art @studiojacques__ for production of the beautiful catalogue (available on my website or in link in bio) @fairhurstgallery for - as ever - your exquisite and tireless framing Douglas Atfield for the stellar photography of each and every artwork @ghosttequila for perfectly spicing up the evening @knatchbullsavilerow for my delectable and trusty velvet suit