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WRESTLE ROOM | LIVE AT 11AM | 10 OCT
Come back to our website, 10 October at 10:59 to get first dibs on the Wrestle Room artworks! They go LIVE at 11am…
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WRESTLE ROOM, 10 - 31 OCTOBER
WHAT’S ON | WRESTLE ROOM
10 October , Atom Gallery invites you to the ring. Wrestle Room is a group exhibition of more than twenty artists — including Sir Peter Blake, Heath Kane, Ryca, Luke Haines and Haus of Lucy — celebrating the sequins, sweat and Saturday-afternoon theatre of British wrestling's golden age: the era of Big Daddy, Giant Haystacks, Mick McManus and Kendo Nagasaki.
All work will be for sale from 11am 10 October, in the gallery and on our website.
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Part of Enea Seregni's linocut series drawn from Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. this linocut print taken from one of Poe’s murderous fables: a man insists he is perfectly sane… while the heartbeat of his victim thuds beneath the floorboards, louder than his own protests. This image fuses two characters in the story … the murderer… and murdered. The old man’s pale, clouded eye stares up from inside a beating of the his victim’s heart. Hand-carved and hand-pulled at his Milan studio, signed and numbered (on the back) from an edition of 10. Available unframed or ready to hang in an A3 box frame.
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
The one-eyed cat of “The Black Cat” is hissing at you - jagged teeth bared, hangman's noose around his neck, the wall of bricks closing in at the edges of the frame…
In this work, Enea Seregni took his inspiration from Poe's grisly 1843 tale: a man murders his wife and bricks her up in the walls of his house. But a one-eyed black cat - another of his victims - has been walled in with her, and one shrill cry from behind the bricks catches the murderer red-handed…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This print by Enea Seregni takes its inspiration from “The Raven” (1845) by Edgar Allan Poe. In this linocut, the crow rears up in the foreground, beak open mid-cry, against a scene carved straight out of a Victorian nightmare: a bare, twisting tree, scudding clouds across a full moon, and a gabled mansion with its windows still lit…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This linocut print by Enea Sergni is named after H.P Lovecraft's 1924 short story, about the Delapore family, who after restoring their ancestral English estate, find in the basement (of course) the thing their bloodline has been hiding for centuries…
Seregni takes us to the bottom of the stairs: a swarm of wild-eyed rats pouring over a floor of skulls and bones, gothic arches behind, and that long staircase descending from a single doorway of light…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
Under £100
A hand pulled typographic screenprint on neon yellow card - a tribute to Vivienne Westwood in a posthumous collaboration with Jamie Reid’s estate. Photo by Fergus Greer. Limited edition of 76, numbered and signed.
Artist Grow Up
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 76
Year 2026
Part of Enea Seregni's linocut series drawn from Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. this linocut print taken from one of Poe’s murderous fables: a man insists he is perfectly sane… while the heartbeat of his victim thuds beneath the floorboards, louder than his own protests. This image fuses two characters in the story … the murderer… and murdered. The old man’s pale, clouded eye stares up from inside a beating of the his victim’s heart. Hand-carved and hand-pulled at his Milan studio, signed and numbered (on the back) from an edition of 10. Available unframed or ready to hang in an A3 box frame.
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
The one-eyed cat of “The Black Cat” is hissing at you - jagged teeth bared, hangman's noose around his neck, the wall of bricks closing in at the edges of the frame…
In this work, Enea Seregni took his inspiration from Poe's grisly 1843 tale: a man murders his wife and bricks her up in the walls of his house. But a one-eyed black cat - another of his victims - has been walled in with her, and one shrill cry from behind the bricks catches the murderer red-handed…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This print by Enea Seregni takes its inspiration from “The Raven” (1845) by Edgar Allan Poe. In this linocut, the crow rears up in the foreground, beak open mid-cry, against a scene carved straight out of a Victorian nightmare: a bare, twisting tree, scudding clouds across a full moon, and a gabled mansion with its windows still lit…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition Limited edition, hand-printed, signed and numbered by the artist
Edition Size 10
This linocut print by Enea Sergni is named after H.P Lovecraft's 1924 short story, about the Delapore family, who after restoring their ancestral English estate, find in the basement (of course) the thing their bloodline has been hiding for centuries…
Seregni takes us to the bottom of the stairs: a swarm of wild-eyed rats pouring over a floor of skulls and bones, gothic arches behind, and that long staircase descending from a single doorway of light…
Artist Enea Seregni
Artwork Size ~25 X 35cm
Framed Size A3
Medium Linocut on paper
Edition 10
Edition Limited edition signed and numbered by the artist
A hand pulled typographic screenprint in two colours. The perfect gift for writers, poets and wordsmiths! Limited edition of 50. Blind stamped, numbered and signed.
Artist Richard Pendry
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 50
Year 2026
Keep The Faith! A hand pulled typographic screenprint with a lush red to orange “split fountain”. Limited edition of 50. Blind stamped, numbered and signed.
Artist Richard Pendry
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 50
Year 2026
A limited edition screenprint by Charlie Evaristo-Boyce, hand-printed on 370gsm paper and signed by the artist.
Artist Charlie Evaristo-Boyce
Size 50 x 70cm
Medium Screenprint
Edition Size 25
Available as a set of four unframed cards, which together form this iconic Trainspotting quote. A framed version is also available (UK shipping only).
Artist Grow up
Medium 2 colour screen print on a pack of 4 vintage playing cards
Dimensions 21x30 cm (framed)
Year 2026
Edition Size 10
Exhibition Trainspotters #T30
Please note: the suit and deck you receive will be selected at random.
Limited edition digital print created by Ceal Warnants on Somerset Paper. Exhibited at the Not My Type exhibition at Atom Gallery 2026.
Artist Ceal Warnants
Edition Size 100
Medium Digital Print on Somerset Paper
Size A5
Hand pulled screenprint with silver spraypaint, of a young boy dressed as a cowboy standing on a horse. Limited edition of 12, numbered and signed.
Artist Richard Pendry
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 12
Year 2025
This four-layer screenprint captures a tranquil swimming pool nestled within a sun-drenched cactus desert. Gregson's surrealist touch gives the piece a dream-like quality, as if the pool could be a mirage in the desert. This piece encapsulates Gregson's signature style: her works have a nostalgic quality, using a vintage-palette and mid-century imagery from the American West. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist as part of a limited edition collection. This screenprint is A4-sized and the mini edition of the original At the Foot of the Cacti.
Artist Maxine Gregson
Size 21 X 29.70 cm
Medium Screenprint
Edition Size 50
A vibrant three-colour screenprint by Barry D Bulsara, celebrating the iconic Scottish stand-up comedian, Billy Connolly. Signed and numbered by the artist.
Artist Barry Bulsara
Size 50 X 70 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 350
On sale as part of Wrestle Room (2026) . Artworld Showdown by Mark Perronet is inspired by vintage wrestling posters, re-imagined with artists like Pablo Picasso, Salavadore Dali and Richard Long.
Artist: Mark Perronet
Medium: Two colour screenprint on 135gms paper
Size: A2
Year: 2026
Edition Size: 125
Exhibition: Wrestle Room (Oct 2026)
Charlie's inspiration for this work was masked legendary wrestler, Kendo Nagasaki, who stayed silent, never speaking publicly for the majority of his career. It wasn’t until a court case to settle a land dispute in 2002 that Kendo’s true identity as an English waterpolo champion from Shropshire became widely known...
Artist Charlie Ratcliffe
Medium Oil on board
Dimensions 13 x 18cm
Edition Size 1
More Donk mythology.
Artist Donk
Medium Screenprint
Dimensions 42 x 59.4cm
Edition Size 50
Skinny Bob is artist Monet Shot’s imaginary studio buddy. In this painting Skinny Bob steps into the world of wrestling and try's unsuccessfully to channel the mysterious presence of Kendo Nagasaki. As Monet Shot says “as you can see even with the help of his friend things aren't going quite to plan.”
Artist Monet Shot
Medium Screen print and acrylic painting
Dimensions 59 x 42cm
Edition Size 1
Year 2026
A celebration of pioneering Black women in Pro Wrestling, featuring Babs Wingo.
Artist Kim-A-Tron
Medium giclee print
Dimensions 29.7 x 42 x 0cm
Edition Size 1
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On sale as part of Wrestle Room (2026) . Artworld Showdown by Mark Perronet is inspired by vintage wrestling posters, re-imagined with artists like Pablo Picasso, Salavadore Dali and Richard Long.
Artist: Mark Perronet
Medium: Two colour screenprint on 135gms paper
Size: A2
Year: 2026
Edition Size: 125
Exhibition: Wrestle Room (Oct 2026)
Charlie's inspiration for this work was masked legendary wrestler, Kendo Nagasaki, who stayed silent, never speaking publicly for the majority of his career. It wasn’t until a court case to settle a land dispute in 2002 that Kendo’s true identity as an English waterpolo champion from Shropshire became widely known...
Artist Charlie Ratcliffe
Medium Oil on board
Dimensions 13 x 18cm
Edition Size 1
More Donk mythology.
Artist Donk
Medium Screenprint
Dimensions 42 x 59.4cm
Edition Size 50
Skinny Bob is artist Monet Shot’s imaginary studio buddy. In this painting Skinny Bob steps into the world of wrestling and try's unsuccessfully to channel the mysterious presence of Kendo Nagasaki. As Monet Shot says “as you can see even with the help of his friend things aren't going quite to plan.”
Artist Monet Shot
Medium Screen print and acrylic painting
Dimensions 59 x 42cm
Edition Size 1
Year 2026
A celebration of pioneering Black women in Pro Wrestling, featuring Babs Wingo.
Artist Kim-A-Tron
Medium giclee print
Dimensions 29.7 x 42 x 0cm
Edition Size 1
Artist: Luke Haines
Medium: Giclee Print
Edition: Limited Edition of 100
Signed & Numbered: Yes
Dimensions: 29.7 (W) cm × 42 cm (H),
Size: A2
The artist loves old style wrestling posters and wanted to create one!
Artist Mark Perronet
Medium Screenprint
Dimensions 42 x 59.4cm
Edition Size 25
Year 2026
Limited edition, signed Kendo Nagasaki prints, made in collaboration with Pixel Press, created with their 1930s Chicago-made Potter proofing press on Fabriano Rosaspina Avorio (ivory) paper, and then screenprinted at Atom, with lettering taken from Pixel Press's collection of vintage wooden type!
As Mark puts it: "It's taken a long time to get it right, but I think it's looking good. A kind of marriage of cheap Mexican wrestling poster clichés and quality materials, with a knockout image!"
You’ll be able to purchase these at the live signing ceremony with Kendo Nagasaki at Atom Gallery Saturday, 10 October from 4pm. No tickets needed!
Created exclusively for Wrestle Room (2026), running 10 - 31 October 2026.
Artist: Kendo Nagasaki, Artist: Atom Gallery, Artist: Pixel Press, Medium: Letterpress & Screenprint
Edition: Limited Edition of 100, Signed by Kendo Nagasaki
Year: 2026
Paper: Fabriano Rosaspina
Exhibition: Wrestle Room
Blonde, blue-eyed and wearing a jewelled crown, Princess Perfect fights for Britain under the Union Jack, with an elaborate devotional tattoo across her chest. She belongs to a long line of Blake’s women wrestlers that goes back to his 1968 screenprint Babe Rainbow. The tattoo also links her to the tattooed figures Blake showed alongside his wrestlers in Portraits and People at Waddington Custot in 2015, where this set of ten fictional fighters began.
Part beauty queen, part bruiser, she’s Blake’s pop art humour at its best.
Artist Sir Peter Blake
Medium Silkscreen with glazes on paper
Artwork Size 29.6 (W) X 39.5cm (L)
Edition Limited edition, signed by the artist
Edition Size 50
Year 2017
Blake has loved wrestling since childhood, drawn to what he calls “the theatre, the fantasy and the idea of good versus evil.” Krankie the Klown is all theatre: white greasepaint, a white skullcap and a bright red nose, staring out from a black background with the French tricolour beneath his name. He first appeared as a watercolour in Blake’s 2015 exhibition Portraits and People, among ten new wrestlers invented for the show.
Krankie brings together two worlds that run through Blake’s work: the wrestling ring and the circus sideshow.
Silkscreen with glazes, signed by the artist. Edition of 50. Published by CCA Galleries and printed at Coriander Studios.
Artist Sir Peter Blake
Medium Silkscreen with glazes on paper
Artwork Size 29.6 (W) X 39.5cm (L)
Edition Limited edition, signed by the artist
Edition Size 50
Year 2017
Named after the Japanese island and flying the rising sun flag, Okinawa Red is one of the women of Blake’s 2017 Wrestlers set, with a mane of copper-red hair, a pale face and dark, smoky eyes. Blake made his first wrestler pictures in 1961, taking publicity photos from sports magazines and inventing a heroic life story for each fighter. More than fifty years later he’s still at it, mixing real and invented details and borrowing celebrity features to hint at each wrestler’s fame.
Women wrestlers hold a special place in Blake’s work. His 2015 exhibition Portraits and People included a series of female wrestlers, both glamorous and tough, which echo his earlier pin-up paintings.
Silkscreen with glazes, signed by the artist. Edition of 50. Published by CCA Galleries and printed at Coriander Studios.
Artist Sir Peter Blake
Medium Silkscreen with glazes on paper
Artwork Size 29.6 (W) X 39.5cm (L)
Edition Limited edition, signed by the artist
Edition Size 50
Year 2017
Sir Peter Blake has said that if he hadn’t become an artist, he would have tried his luck as a professional wrestler. Considerate Boy is one of ten fictional fighters Blake invented for Portraits and People, his 2015 exhibition at Waddington Custot, later published as this 2017 set of screenprints. He wears a rainbow-striped hood and a black wrestling vest, and fights under the Union Jack, with his name in bold poster type below. Like every wrestler in the set, he borrows features from famous faces, so he feels familiar without ever being named.
The polite name is a joke in a sport built on villains and bravado. It’s also a return to a subject Blake has painted since the early 1960s.
Silkscreen with glazes, signed by the artist. Edition of 50. Published by CCA Galleries and printed at Coriander Studios.
Artist Sir Peter Blake
Medium Silkscreen with glazes on paper
Artwork Size 29.6 (W) X 39.5cm (L)
Edition Limited edition, signed by the artist
Edition Size 50
Year 2017
In Matts words, “Holy Bat Boobs Kappow!”
Artist: Matt Littler
Medium: Giclee print
Year: 2026
Dimensions: 42 X 42cm
Edition Size: Limited edition of 50
This original painting takes "Brian Glover Remote Viewer" as its subject. Musician and visual artist Luke Haines, best known as frontman of The Auteurs, painted his Liver Sausage works for Wrestle Room. During the exhibition he also performs an in-gallery acoustic set of his album 9½ Psychedelic Meditations on British Wrestling of the 1970s & Early ’80s.
Part of the Wrestle Room exhibition at Atom Gallery, 10 October – 31 October 2026.
Artist: Luke Haines
Medium: Original painting
Dimensions: 25 (W) x 30 (H) x 2 (D) cm
Edition: Unique (1 of 1)
Year: 2026
What’s on
10 October - 31 October 2026
Sir Peter Blake, Luke Haines and 20+ artists take on British wrestling's golden age. Plus a Kendo Nagasaki print signed by the man himself. Read more!
18 September - 3 October 2026
In the Loop, curated by Jane Mutiny & Lee HD: a group show of brand new works by women and non-binary artists, all created on and around the humble Loop cardboard box. Expect street art, graffiti and beyond, from emerging and established names.
Sunday 12 April 2026, 5pm - 7pm
Experience a gig surrounded by artwork. Atom Gallery is hosting a Sunday afternoon “punk acoustic” set by The Sha Sha Shanimals as part of the Not My Type exhibition. Only £5 entry with ticket sales being donated to Solace Women’s Aid.
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Richard Pendry has screenprinted famous smokers - Hockney, Bowie, Snoop and Gainsbourg - on kingsize rolling-papers. Check out his new framed prints, told through the smoking-lore behind these four nicotine-lovers.
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Featured Artists
A hand pulled typographic screenprint on neon yellow card - a tribute to Vivienne Westwood in a posthumous collaboration with Jamie Reid’s estate. Photo by Fergus Greer. Limited edition of 76, numbered and signed.
Artist Grow Up
Size 29 X 42 cm
Medium screenprint
Edition Size 76
Year 2026