SPECIAL EDITIONS

Hurvin Anderson

Drawing on his second generation Jamaican-British heritage, Hurvin Anderson’s paintings explore ideas of memory, identity and multiculturalism. His subjects derive from both these worlds, often referencing history and place, the Caribbean landscape and his childhood, while simultaneously exploring the properties of surface and colour.

In collaboration with DACS, we’re thrilled to have published a collection of special edition prints by the celebrated contemporary painter.

Shear Cut, 2024. (c) Hurvin Anderson. Courtesy the artist and Thomas Dane Gallery. Photo Richard Ivey

EXHIBITION

Hurvin Anderson at Tate Britain

Hurvin Anderson’s first major solo exhibition is being held at Tate Britain this spring and summer. It brings together more than 80 of the artist’s vibrant paintings from throughout his career, including new, never-before-seen works. Open now – 23 August. Find out more in our Exhibitions to see this spring roundup.