ArtSpam Favourites March 2025

Apologies that this has come rather late. But March was a much better time for art than February. Thank. God! February felt like I was grasping at straws, but then March came and the Art World delivers! It’s been an interesting mix, from the stunning exhibition ‘Siena: The Rise of Painting 1300 -1350’ to The Affordable Art Fair and other such happenings around Mayfair. So without much further ado - here are my ArtSpam Favourites for March!

1. Triptych with the Virgin and Child, Saint Dominic, Saint Aurea, Patriarch and Prophets, Duccio, Siena, Italy, around 1312-1315, from the exhibition ‘Siena: The Rise of Painting 1300 -1350’ at The National Gallery, London UK.

2. Re: “Burgirinsen”, 2024, Takashi Murakami from the exhibition ‘Japanese Art History à la Akashi Murakami’ at Gagosian, London UK.

3. Kaikai Kiki style “Karajishi-zu Byuobu”, 2024, Takashi Murakami from the exhibition ‘Japanese Art History à la Akashi Murakami’ at Gagosian, London UK.

4. Full of Sorrow, 2024, Bianca Raffaella from the exhibition ‘Faint Memories; at FLOWERS, London, UK.

5. Paysage antérieur, 2018, Yves Dana from the exhibition ‘Citadelle’ at Waddington Custot, London, UK.

6. Golden Pavilion, 2024, Takashi Murakami from the exhibition ‘Japanese Art History à la Akashi Murakami’ at Gagosian, London UK.

7. The Adoration of the Magi, Unknown Artist, Siena, Italy, around 1340-4, from the exhibition ‘Siena: The Rise of Painting 1300 -1350’ at The National Gallery, London UK.

8. Viewless Wings, 2024, Bianca Raffaella from the exhibition ‘Faint Memories; at FLOWERS, London, UK.

9. Everything, Everywhere, 2025, Misheck Masamvu, from the exhibition ‘Misheck Masamvu, Mubato (The Handle)’ at Goodman Gallery, London, UK.

10. To Cease Upon The Midnight With No Pain, 2024, Bianca Raffaella from the exhibition ‘Faint Memories; at FLOWERS, London, UK.