TheArtGorgeous team is feeling extra cosy this month, think artful collabs, binge-worthy new shows, and design objects we can’t stop thinking about. Here’s everything we’re loving (and talking about) this month.
✨ Doormats by Jeremy Deller x House of Hackney
From the gallery wall to your front door, Jeremy Deller has turned three of his artworks into limited-edition doormats with House of Hackney. All proceeds support @weaversadventureplayground and @ideals.charity, a medical organisation working in warzones. Art that truly welcomes and gives back.
📚 Salon21 Book Club Is Back
Salon21 has officially re-launched their book club and we’re here for it. Become a Patron to join the art-centric reading circle, which kicked off with Tuesday Nights in 1980 by Molly Prentiss.
📺 Our November Watchlist
Because who says art girls can’t also love a binge? Rachel Sennott’s new HBO Original series I Love LA is top of our list this month, streaming from November 2 on HBO.
🎨 Wearable Art by De Los Ángelitos
Texas-based artist De Los Ángelitos has us swooning over Nostalgia, TX ★ hand-drawn, one-of-a-kind pieces that turn fashion into fine art.
🏠 DIY of the Month: Magnetic Masterpiece
We’re obsessed with this clever magnetic artwork concept, part wall décor, part functional design. A must-see for anyone who rearranges their art wall as often as their mood.
🪩 Sabine Marcelis x Mathmos Lavalamp
Designer Sabine Marcelis drops her third limited-edition Astro lava lamp in dreamy Honey Dew with @mathmos_originals. It’s soft, sculptural, and slightly hypnotic, everything we want on our desks this season.
💌 Gallery Gossip Returns!
Your favourite whisper network is back. Gallery Gossip returns for the Fall 2025 New York art season, continuing with seasonal instalments each fall and spring. Expect sharp takes, insider buzz, and all the names you’re not supposed to mention (but will).
🎟️ The Guerrilla Art Scheme Giving London’s Artists a Way In
Worth a read this month: “It’s a bit clandestine, a bit punk”: the guerrilla scheme letting skint artists mass-share gallery membership cards, @olibasciano’s Guardian feature on the ingenious Artist Membership Project. On a railing not far from Tate Modern sits a discreet lockbox. Enter a code, and inside is a membership card that grants free access to the museum’s temporary exhibitions. You borrow it, get your ticket, and return the card for the next artist, a quiet act of collective generosity that has now evolved into a 600-strong community. Read the full article here.
