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DegreeArt.com is run by founding partners Isobel Beauchamp and Elinor Olisa whose aim is to make the highest quality, original art accessible and affordable for all. As founding members of The Association of Women Art Dealers, Isobel & Elinor promote business deals between women art dealers and gallerists.

Art is unique in allowing investors to diversify their portfolio. With prices low and an upward trend strongly anticipated, it is an ideal tiem to begin to diversify. Founded in 2007, the Signature Art Prize is the only award of its kind that aims to promote the work of artists in the very early stages of their careers.
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In addition to scouting promising & emerging artists to join DegreeArt, recent students and graduate artists are also invited to apply to be represented by us. We review applications on a weekly basis. You will be contacted by a member of the team following our next application review.

We provide our artists with all-round support and expertise supplemented with free, organised, industry relevant opportunities to help you make a career from your artwork.If accepted for representation, you will have to read and agree to our Terms and Conditions of Representation before your profile is made live online or we can start selling your work.
We have a wide available selection of artwork to buy from us at Somerset House and we look forward to welcoming you. Evenings, Saturdays and Sundays by appointment (please do call us to make an appointment +44 (0)20 3701 7412/7411). We will only use this information to get in touch with you so we can help you with your order.
It goes without saying that we are all discovering new things about ourselves, friends, family and colleagues as we continue with lock down. We were particularly interested in how our artists, who usually rely on their freedom to travel, for the very core of their artistic inspiration, are adapting.
To celebrate our new collection and partnership with Sofa.com, we are offering a lucky winner the chance to win an accent chair, in a fabric of your choice. Anika Manuel, our winter #VirtualArtistinResidence, is giving away a limited edition print of David Bowie!

Corresponding with the Contemporary Collective x Bankside Hotel Artist Residency featuring Ramzi Musa and Lana Matsuyama, Phlox Flowers has worked with us to co-curate an exclusive collection of botanically inspired artworks.
LONDON CALLING | Introducing our brand new and exclusive collection of artworks AND physical group exhibition at The Bankside Hotel & video series on IG TV! Celebrating the much anticipated reopening of the Big Smoke, we've curated a special collection of artworks inspired by and related to the iconic city of London!
Reviews (5)
Margaret Liao
Margaret Liao
Dec 07, 2019
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❤️❤️❤️🎁❤️❤️❤️ I would highly recommend this website for buying the amazing works !!
Grace Aza-Selinger
Grace Aza-Selinger
Jan 16, 2019
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I would highly recommend Degree Art. They're a fantastic gallery and have sold many if not most of my pieces over the years💛
Linzi M.
Linzi M.
Jun 26, 2009
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The Empire is such a great space. When you come in the door of this huge building, you can look up to see the wooden stairs winding up to the top floor.

It is an amazing location to see art and check out some talented newcomers. I think it's brilliant that students and graduates can have their work displayed in such a cool space. When you trot down Vyner Street, it seems a little dubious at first and you never expect to see funky neon signs and a ghetto-cool white upholstered front door. But hey, that's art for ya!
Lusea W.
Lusea W.
Dec 13, 2008
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Situated upstairs in a warehouse, next to the pink neon sign saying ' O art', down Vyner Street, East London.

The first time I arrived was on a cold December's evening. A queue outside, and a five-minute waiting list made us realise that we were in for a surprise! Walking up through a windy wooden staircase we were lead to two rooms with high ceilings, and beautiful old dark wooden beams.. Which created a cosy and intimate night.

As it was a private view night, the gallery had hired a rather drunken but indeed terribly jolly French classical mini orchestral! We drunk plenty of
Qype User Doirea
Qype User Doirea
Jan 13, 2008
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There was a curiously eclectic range of work on show here when I visited - painting, drawing, print-making and even video. After (cleverly enough) reading the accompanying pamphlet, I discoverd it was part of an initiative called "Vision Impossible" that shows work by the organisation's emerging artists. This show is a really good opportunity for buying affordable, interesting art by up-and-coming names.