In collaboration with PRIOR Art Space, Phillips is hosting an online selling exhibition of 24 works by Giorgio Celin, Skyler Chen and Mona Broschar among others from now until 10 April. Dubbed HIRÆTH, the works featured in this exhibition centres around the theme of homecoming. They address questions of the self, belonging, and status, recognising what’s unique to an individual’s experience and the feeling of longing for a place that has never been home but that has shaped our life experience. The 24 works by artists including Ziad Kaki, Giorgio Celin, Skyler Chen, and Mona Broschar, among others, are now online and available to view from now until 10 April. PRIOR Art Space promotes emerging artists and seeks to provide a platform for artists from historically underrepresented backgrounds. Commenting on the collaboration, Miety Heiden, Phillips’ Deputy Chairwoman and Head of Private Sales, says, “Phillips is honoured to collaborate with PRIOR Art Space. Their passion for producing thoughtful and

In collaboration with PRIOR Art Space, Phillips is hosting an online selling exhibition of 24 works by Giorgio Celin, Skyler Chen and Mona Broschar among others from now until 10 April.

Dubbed HIRÆTH, the featured works centre around the theme of homecoming. They address questions of the self, belonging, and status, recognising what’s unique to an individual’s experience and the feeling of longing for a place that has never been home but that has shaped our life experience.

The 24 works by artists including Ziad Kaki, Giorgio Celin, Skyler Chen, and Mona Broschar, among others, are now online and available to view from now until 10 April.

Commenting on the collaboration with PRIOR Art Space, Miety Heiden, Phillips’ Deputy Chairwoman and Head of Private Sales, says, “Phillips is honoured to collaborate with PRIOR Art Space. Their passion for producing thoughtful and carefully curated collections has drawn attention to the work of exceptional young artists and resulted in the present exhibition which we are delighted to host on Phillips.com.”