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ATOM'S "WRESTLE ROOM" is now open!
Atom’s “Wrestle Room” exhibition is now open, grapple fans! With works from Sir Peter Blake, Luke Haines, Hackney Dave and many others, plus a limited edition print signed by the legendary wrestler Kendo Nagasaki!
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Paste Present Future
Paste Present Future artworks arrive at Atom Gallery | The city-wide protest poster show curated by Grow Up in collaboration with UNCLE. Thirty-five artists were invited to answer one question: what’s your big issue?
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WRESTLE ROOM, 10 - 31 OCTOBER
WHAT’S ON | WRESTLE ROOM
10 October , Atom Gallery invites you to the ring. Wrestle Room is a group exhibition of more than twenty artists — including Sir Peter Blake, Heath Kane, Ryca, Luke Haines and Haus of Lucy — celebrating the sequins, sweat and Saturday-afternoon theatre of British wrestling's golden age: the era of Big Daddy, Giant Haystacks, Mick McManus and Kendo Nagasaki.
All work will be for sale from 11am 10 October, in the gallery and on our website.
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Part of Enea Seregni's linocut series drawn from Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. this linocut print taken from one of Poe’s murderous fables: a man insists he is perfectly sane… while the heartbeat of his victim thuds beneath the floorboards, louder than his own protests. This image fuses two characters in the story … the murderer… and murdered. The old man’s pale, clouded eye stares up from inside a beating of the his victim’s heart. Hand-carved and hand-pulled at his Milan studio, signed and numbered (on the back) from an edition of 10. Available unframed or ready to hang in an A3 box frame.
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
The one-eyed cat of “The Black Cat” is hissing at you - jagged teeth bared, hangman's noose around his neck, the wall of bricks closing in at the edges of the frame…
In this work, Enea Seregni took his inspiration from Poe's grisly 1843 tale: a man murders his wife and bricks her up in the walls of his house. But a one-eyed black cat - another of his victims - has been walled in with her, and one shrill cry from behind the bricks catches the murderer red-handed…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This print by Enea Seregni takes its inspiration from “The Raven” (1845) by Edgar Allan Poe. In this linocut, the crow rears up in the foreground, beak open mid-cry, against a scene carved straight out of a Victorian nightmare: a bare, twisting tree, scudding clouds across a full moon, and a gabled mansion with its windows still lit…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This linocut print by Enea Sergni is named after H.P Lovecraft's 1924 short story, about the Delapore family, who after restoring their ancestral English estate, find in the basement (of course) the thing their bloodline has been hiding for centuries…
Seregni takes us to the bottom of the stairs: a swarm of wild-eyed rats pouring over a floor of skulls and bones, gothic arches behind, and that long staircase descending from a single doorway of light…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
Under £100
A hand pulled typographic screenprint on neon yellow card - a tribute to Vivienne Westwood in a posthumous collaboration with Jamie Reid’s estate. Photo by Fergus Greer. Limited edition of 76, numbered and signed.
Artist Grow Up
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 76
Year 2026
Part of Enea Seregni's linocut series drawn from Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. this linocut print taken from one of Poe’s murderous fables: a man insists he is perfectly sane… while the heartbeat of his victim thuds beneath the floorboards, louder than his own protests. This image fuses two characters in the story … the murderer… and murdered. The old man’s pale, clouded eye stares up from inside a beating of the his victim’s heart. Hand-carved and hand-pulled at his Milan studio, signed and numbered (on the back) from an edition of 10. Available unframed or ready to hang in an A3 box frame.
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
The one-eyed cat of “The Black Cat” is hissing at you - jagged teeth bared, hangman's noose around his neck, the wall of bricks closing in at the edges of the frame…
In this work, Enea Seregni took his inspiration from Poe's grisly 1843 tale: a man murders his wife and bricks her up in the walls of his house. But a one-eyed black cat - another of his victims - has been walled in with her, and one shrill cry from behind the bricks catches the murderer red-handed…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This print by Enea Seregni takes its inspiration from “The Raven” (1845) by Edgar Allan Poe. In this linocut, the crow rears up in the foreground, beak open mid-cry, against a scene carved straight out of a Victorian nightmare: a bare, twisting tree, scudding clouds across a full moon, and a gabled mansion with its windows still lit…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This linocut print by Enea Sergni is named after H.P Lovecraft's 1924 short story, about the Delapore family, who after restoring their ancestral English estate, find in the basement (of course) the thing their bloodline has been hiding for centuries…
Seregni takes us to the bottom of the stairs: a swarm of wild-eyed rats pouring over a floor of skulls and bones, gothic arches behind, and that long staircase descending from a single doorway of light…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
A hand pulled typographic screenprint in two colours. The perfect gift for writers, poets and wordsmiths! Limited edition of 50. Blind stamped, numbered and signed.
Artist Richard Pendry
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 50
Year 2026
Keep The Faith! A hand pulled typographic screenprint with a lush red to orange “split fountain”. Limited edition of 50. Blind stamped, numbered and signed.
Artist Richard Pendry
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 50
Year 2026
A limited edition screenprint by Charlie Evaristo-Boyce, hand-printed on 370gsm paper and signed by the artist.
Artist Charlie Evaristo-Boyce
Size 50 x 70cm
Medium Screenprint
Edition Size 25
Available as a set of four unframed cards, which together form this iconic Trainspotting quote. A framed version is also available (UK shipping only).
Artist Grow up
Medium 2 colour screen print on a pack of 4 vintage playing cards
Dimensions 21x30 cm (framed)
Year 2026
Edition Size 10
Exhibition Trainspotters #T30
Please note: the suit and deck you receive will be selected at random.
Limited edition digital print created by Ceal Warnants on Somerset Paper. Exhibited at the Not My Type exhibition at Atom Gallery 2026.
Artist Ceal Warnants
Edition Size 100
Medium Digital Print on Somerset Paper
Size A5
Hand pulled screenprint with silver spraypaint, of a young boy dressed as a cowboy standing on a horse. Limited edition of 12, numbered and signed.
Artist Richard Pendry
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 12
Year 2025
This four-layer screenprint captures a tranquil swimming pool nestled within a sun-drenched cactus desert. Gregson's surrealist touch gives the piece a dream-like quality, as if the pool could be a mirage in the desert. This piece encapsulates Gregson's signature style: her works have a nostalgic quality, using a vintage-palette and mid-century imagery from the American West. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist as part of a limited edition collection. This screenprint is A4-sized and the mini edition of the original At the Foot of the Cacti.
Artist Maxine Gregson
Size 21 X 29.70 cm
Medium Screenprint
Edition Size 50
A vibrant three-colour screenprint by Barry D Bulsara, celebrating the iconic Scottish stand-up comedian, Billy Connolly. Signed and numbered by the artist.
Artist Barry Bulsara
Size 50 X 70 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 350
Limited edition giclée print on cotton rag paper by Ceal Warnants, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
In this work, Ceal draws on Ari Aster’s folk horror Midsommar (2019), taking the Film Club brief to “riff on a cult classic” literally! She tells a short story across two pages: on one side, the May Queen sheds tears of grief (Midsommar Nightmare); on the other, she smiles maniacally (Midsommar Dream).
Artist Ceal Warnants
Medium Giclée print on cotton rag paper.
Dimensions 42 x 29.7 x 0cm
Edition Size 50
Year 2026
Original watercolour, gouache and pencil work by Merny, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
Merny picked Robert Zemeckis’ Forrest Gump (1994) to base his work on for this exhibition. Jennaiiyy riffs on Forrest’s famous cry of “Jenny!” - for Merny, this is “the first word that comes into my head if anyone mentions that film.”
Artist Merny
Medium original
Dimensions 42 x 29.7 x 1cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Original watercolour, gouache and pencil work by Merny, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
In this work, Merny creates a mash-up with two cult classics: Star Trek and Star Wars! As Merny jokes, “I sometimes get things mixed up.”
Artist Merny
Medium original
Dimensions 29.7 x 42cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Original mixed media work by Rosco Brittin, made from photographic satin giclée prints cut and mounted on cut and painted plywood. Created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
In this work, Rosco reimagines his own Emerald City from The Wizard of Oz (1939), built around original high-resolution images of the Ruby Slippers he found from an auction in Texas!
Artist Rosco Brittin
Medium mixed media
Dimensions 53 x 35 x 2.5cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Original acrylic painting on a vintage record sleeve by Skeleton Cardboard, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
The work is inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). Open the pod bay doors Alexa!, plays on the film’s famous line - the moment when astronaut Dave Bowman, stranded outside the spaceship, orders the rogue computer HAL 9000 to “Open the pod bay doors, HAL” (which HAL refuses).
Artist Skeleton Cardboard
Medium original
Dimensions 32 x 32 cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
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Limited edition giclée print on cotton rag paper by Ceal Warnants, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
In this work, Ceal draws on Ari Aster’s folk horror Midsommar (2019), taking the Film Club brief to “riff on a cult classic” literally! She tells a short story across two pages: on one side, the May Queen sheds tears of grief (Midsommar Nightmare); on the other, she smiles maniacally (Midsommar Dream).
Artist Ceal Warnants
Medium Giclée print on cotton rag paper.
Dimensions 42 x 29.7 x 0cm
Edition Size 50
Year 2026
Original watercolour, gouache and pencil work by Merny, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
Merny picked Robert Zemeckis’ Forrest Gump (1994) to base his work on for this exhibition. Jennaiiyy riffs on Forrest’s famous cry of “Jenny!” - for Merny, this is “the first word that comes into my head if anyone mentions that film.”
Artist Merny
Medium original
Dimensions 42 x 29.7 x 1cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Original watercolour, gouache and pencil work by Merny, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
In this work, Merny creates a mash-up with two cult classics: Star Trek and Star Wars! As Merny jokes, “I sometimes get things mixed up.”
Artist Merny
Medium original
Dimensions 29.7 x 42cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Original mixed media work by Rosco Brittin, made from photographic satin giclée prints cut and mounted on cut and painted plywood. Created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
In this work, Rosco reimagines his own Emerald City from The Wizard of Oz (1939), built around original high-resolution images of the Ruby Slippers he found from an auction in Texas!
Artist Rosco Brittin
Medium mixed media
Dimensions 53 x 35 x 2.5cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Original acrylic painting on a vintage record sleeve by Skeleton Cardboard, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
The work is inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). Open the pod bay doors Alexa!, plays on the film’s famous line - the moment when astronaut Dave Bowman, stranded outside the spaceship, orders the rogue computer HAL 9000 to “Open the pod bay doors, HAL” (which HAL refuses).
Artist Skeleton Cardboard
Medium original
Dimensions 32 x 32 cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
An original oil on canvas by Mick McNicholas, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
The painting shows Nurse Ratched, the cold, controlling head nurse from Miloš Forman’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975), and one of cinema’s most infamous villains.
Artist Mick McNicholas
Medium Oil on canvas
Dimensions 30 x 15 x 4cm
Edition Size 1 (original)
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Two-colour risograph print on 200gsm off-white paper by Stewy, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
Stewy’s print reinterprets the original poster for Roman Polanski’s Chinatown (1974).
Artist Stewy
Medium Risograph print
Dimensions 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition Size 34
A limited edition screenprint on a giclée print, signed and numbered by Jack Blam. Created for Film Club, an exhibition at Atom Gallery, November 2026.
Sci-fi films have had a huge influence on Jack Blam as an artist, and Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (1982) sits at the top of his list. For Jack, the film’s themes have only become more poignant over the years, with the rise of AI and “continual capitalist greed”. He wanted to pay homage to the film, for its visual mastery and lasting political relevance, told through the character of Rachael.
Jack combined hard-edged graphic design, made with spray paint and screen print, with a hand-drawn portrait. Once produced as a giclée print, he hand-screen-printed a final layer over the top, adding graphics and iconography from the film.
Artist Jack Blam
Medium Screenprint on giclee print
Dimensions 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition Size 15
Year 2026
Screenprint in two colours with wine stain, created for the Film Club exhibition at Atom Gallery, November 2026.
Inspired by the notorious scene in "Withnail and I" where the characters drunkenly demand to be served in a Cumbrian tea shop.
Artist Richard Pendry
Medium screenprint
Dimensions 30 x 30 x 0.1cm
Edition Size 20
Original coloured pencil drawing on paper, mounted on beech wood, by Lizzie Coles, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
Lizzie was inspired by Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961), guided by moments in the film that have stayed with her: the “passionate, scary or joyous” ones. She renders the characters in fine detail and sets them against abstract shapes [that suggest the original setting]. Her aim was to capture the emotive atmosphere of the film, transporting you back to the memory of first watching it.
Artist Lizzie Coles
Medium Original
Dimensions 54 x 24 x 2cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Limited edition four-layer screen print by Maxine Gregson, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
Working in collage, Maxine combines imagery from The Graduate (1967) with vintage material from the era, capturing the look and mood of Mike Nichols’ film about a disillusioned graduate and his affair with Mrs Robinson.
Artist Maxine Gregson
Medium Four-layer screen print on paper
Dimensions 50 x 50cm
Edition Size 50
Year 2026
An original acrylic and spray paint on hand-made wooden panel, created for Film Club, Atom Gallery in November 2026. For Mul, this is a departure from his usual style, and in his words "the first painting in this style."
Artist Mul
Medium Acrylic and spray paint on hand-made wooden panel
Dimensions 60 x 80 x 20cm
Edition Size 1
Please note: as this is an original artwork, it will be available for shipping or collection after FILM CLUB closes on 28 November.
Limited edition hand-varnished giclée print by Matt Littler, created for Film Club at Atom Gallery (November 2026).
The work is inspired by Clash of the Titans (1981), the fantasy adventure known for Ray Harryhausen’s stop-motion effects, including Bubo, the mechanical owl.
Artist Matt Littler
Medium giclee print
Dimensions 21 x 29.7 cm
Edition Size 25
Screenprint on vintage green Rizla+ cigarette papers, with various accoutrements.
Danny the dealer, creator of the legendary "Camberwell Carrot", is one of the many memorable characters from the film "Withnail and I".
Danny offers many astute observations on subjects ranging from hair acting as aerials, to the end of the 1960s and the end of the hippy dream. His advice on dealing with a head rush inspired this artwork. Sold framed in a classic black box frame.
Part of the Film Club exhibition at Atom Gallery, 7 – 28 November 2026.
Artist Richard Pendry
Medium screenprint
Dimensions 29.7 x 42 x 0.1cm
Edition Size 10
What’s on
7 November - 28 November 2026
A must-see exhibition curated by Grow Up, bringing together 30 artists, all riffing on their favourite films. Expect riffs on the cult classics - in screen prints, originals, plus a few oddly shaped surprises - all in the irreverent spirit of Grow Up’s sell-out Trainspotters (2026) show at Atom.
Paste Present Future artworks arrive at Atom Gallery | The city-wide protest poster curated by Grow Up in collaboration with UNCLE. Thirty-five artists were invited to answer one question: what’s your big issue?
10 October - 31 October 2026
Sir Peter Blake, Luke Haines and 20+ artists take on British wrestling's golden age. Plus a Kendo Nagasaki print signed by the man himself. Read more!
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Richard Pendry has screenprinted famous smokers - Hockney, Bowie, Snoop and Gainsbourg - on kingsize rolling-papers. Check out his new framed prints, told through the smoking-lore behind these four nicotine-lovers.
The difference between post-pop and pop art, explained through Margate printmaker Charlie Evaristo-Boyce and his bold, affordable screenprints at Atom Gallery.
Featured Artists
A hand pulled typographic screenprint on neon yellow card - a tribute to Vivienne Westwood in a posthumous collaboration with Jamie Reid’s estate. Photo by Fergus Greer. Limited edition of 76, numbered and signed.
Artist Grow Up
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 76
Year 2026