New Artist to the Gallery: James Joyce
I am delighted to welcome the dynamic and thought-provoking work of James Joyce, a British artist known for his bold, graphic style and striking use of colour. Joyce's work challenges conventions and explores themes of consumerism, identity, and contemporary culture, making him a fitting addition to the gallery’s growing collection of visionary artists.

The Artistic Journey of James Joyce
Joyce’s career has been defined by his approach to visual storytelling. His crisp, high-contrast aesthetic, often accompanied by playful and satirical undertones, has earned him international acclaim. His prints and paintings stand out for their simplicity and directness, creating powerful imagery that resonates with audiences across the world.
With a background in graphic design, Joyce transitioned into fine art, leveraging his expertise in visual communication to craft pieces that are as aesthetically captivating as they are conceptually rich. His work has been exhibited in leading galleries and featured in high-profile collaborations, cementing his reputation as one of Britain’s leading contemporary artists.
James Joyce and Banksy’s Dismaland (2015)
One of Joyce’s more notable moments came in 2015 when he was invited to participate in Banksy’s audacious and dystopian art installation, Dismaland. Positioned as a subversive take on traditional amusement parks, Dismaland was a temporary exhibition featuring works from a carefully curated selection of artists who shared Banksy’s vision of cultural critique.
Joyce’s contribution to the project underscored his ability to blend humour with social commentary. His bold prints, laced with irony, perfectly aligned with the satirical nature of Dismaland, making his inclusion in the lineup a seamless fit. His work from this period remains highly sought after, with original Dismaland prints considered rare collector’s pieces.
A Rare Treat for Collectors
As part of Joyce’s arrival to the gallery, collectors and enthusiasts will have the exclusive opportunity to acquire one of his new diamond dust versions based on the Dismaland prints, alongside a selection of other unique and rare works. This addition brings an exciting dimension to the gallery’s collection, offering art lovers the chance to own a piece of cultural history.
To explore Joyce’s works and learn more about his artistic journey, visit the collection online.