Ben has a constantly evolving selection of prints and paintings on show at Gallery 316 in Portobello until the end of September 2012. The venue can also be used to view selected works - please contact us to arrange a date and which pieces you would like to view.

316 Portobello Rd. London W10 5RU. Mon-Sat 11-5pm.
Nearest tube Ladbroke Grove.

Ben has teamed-up with London-based publishers, Little Yellow Horses to create a mouth-watering collection of highly affordable (not to mention, incredibly cool) limited-edition canvas and paper prints. Taken from Ben's archive of work from the last 12 years, they'll certainly get curtains twitching next door. The Joneses will be green with envy with your new-found interior decor must-have. Buy online here: website

EMPHASIS paintings - No's 3&4. View All
Emphasis paintings can be commissioned to-order. Get in touch to find out more. A selection of six are now available as limited-edition prints buy online

Ben Lowe’s latest collection, Crying the Unknown, is named after a poem written by Madge Hales and published in her 1955 book Dark Landscape. Catching sight of a dusty, tattered first edition of this book at a London market, Lowe was initially intrigued by the title, which echoes the brooding, abstract landscapes that abound in his own work. Over subsequent months he kept Hales’ book by his side and often delved into her poems during those strange, somnolent slices of time – familiar to any new parent – that punctuated his life following the birth of a son.
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Ben is showing new work alongside Marcos Carrasquer and Stephan Balleux at the new Nathan Koestlin Gallery in Berlin. The show is timed to co-incide with the Biennale.

Ben's been selected from thousands of applicants to be part of a new 4 part documentary on contemporary art. The final Six artists will work alongside one another over Eight weeks to create various art projects and, ultimately exhibit their work in the Saatchi gallery, London.

'In fact, School of Saatchi (BBC2) appears to be a sort of rescue mission, a genuine attempt to separate wheat from chaff, to weed out the chancers and leave the viewer with a real sense of why something modern might be worthy of being considered art. The four judges are Tracey Emin, Kate Bush (not that one, the curator one), critic Matthew Collings and collector Frank Cohen, here described as "the Saatchi of the north", although there is something quite un-Saatchi-like about his availability. The famously reclusive Charles Saatchi does not actually appear in the programme, even though it bears his name and it will ultimately be him who decides which artist is awarded with an exhibition at the Hermitage in St Petersburg....'
Tim Dowling, The Guardian