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    EDITIONS

    Selected Works by Partner Artists

    Explore original works and limited edition prints from the Superwrx community. Each piece reflects our commitment to experimentation and contemporary ideas. Collect distinctive work by emerging and established artists shaping today’s culture.

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Dispatches
AUTUMN BEACON DISPATCH
AUTUMN BEACON DISPATCH

London’s cultural season begins with a sharper focus this September. Major shows include Stan Douglas at Victoria Miro, Dirty Looks at the Barbican, Kerry James Marshall’s landmark survey at the Royal Academy, and Lee Miller’s retrospective at Tate Britain. Alongside these, Cai Guo-Qiang at White Cube and Hugh Hayden at Lisson Gallery expand the city’s international reach, while Queeriosities and new student platforms highlight grassroots energy. Together, they signal a city balancing material honesty, archives, and community-driven curation.

The Return of Conditions
Long Read, August Dispatch
The Return of Conditions
Long Read, August Dispatch

The problem is not content, it is condition. Access, care, and land converge into a quiet ethic that changes what culture can hold. This is a map for tending the beam, not chasing the storm.

Long Read, August Dispatch
Butchered: Truth Stains the Sea
August Dispatch
Butchered: Truth Stains the Sea
August Dispatch

Anish Kapoor’s BUTCHERED bleeds truth across the North Sea, Greenpeace’s canvas staining steel with urgency. Joined by Hepworth’s recovered sculpture and the Folkestone Triennial, this essay traces how art is reclaiming matter as a vessel for memory, rupture, and repair.

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Blurred circular pattern with shades of yellow, green, and gray

EDITIONS

Selected Limited Edition Fine Art Prints from our Partner Artists

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Too Far to Turn Back 1
£125.00

Too Far to Turn Back 1

A3 Landscape Fine Art Giclée Print

Overview

Limited edition of 40 prints, each hand-signed and numbered by the artist. Too Far to Turn Back 1 captures a quiet moment of reflection, rendered with exceptional tonal depth and detail.

Print Details

  • Media: Fine art giclée print on 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Bright White. This smooth, bright white cotton paper is acid and chlorine-free, ensuring museum archival quality and long-term conservation.

  • Finish: Matt surface with a refined texture, ideal for reproducing subtle gradients and rich contrasts.

  • Size: A3 Landscape format with a 2cm white border to allow for easy framing.

  • Edition: Limited to 40 prints.

Shipping

  • Dispatch: Orders are shipped within 5 working days.

  • Packaging: Delivered rolled in a protective tube to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.

  • UK Delivery:

    • Unframed prints: £5.50 standard shipping

    • Framed orders: £12.50 standard shipping

  • International Delivery: Calculated at checkout. All items ship from the UK.

Returns

If you are not fully satisfied with your order, you may return it within 30 days for a replacement or full refund. For full details, please refer to our returns policy.

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  • Superwrx aspires to create exhibitions that foreground experimentation, critical dialogue, and diverse voices. Our aim is to reimagine exhibition-making as an open platform where emerging and established artists can share work that challenges assumptions and inspires new ways of seeing.

  • We are committed to building partnerships that prioritise reciprocity, transparency, and shared purpose. Whether collaborating with institutions, independent spaces, or community groups, Superwrx seeks to form relationships that expand cultural impact and create lasting networks of support.

  • Superwrx plans to host events that blend conversation, performance, and participation. From intimate salons to public programs, our goal is to create spaces where audiences and artists can connect, exchange ideas, and build a sense of collective momentum around contemporary art and culture.