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The Artists Among Us: 5 Works By Sotheby’s Staff You Can Buy Now
Through 28 August, our New York and London locations are hosting selling exhibitions of work by our global staff. Here are five of the highlights.
W orking with art every day is a privilege—and also deeply inspiring. It's no surprise, then, that our global community of Sotheby's staff includes a handful of artists who are talented in their own right. You can see their work exhibited now in London and New York through 28 August as part of The Artists Among Us selling exhibition.
Choosing five for our Shortlist this week was like trying to single out favorite children—impossible! So, think of the below as a shoppable preview, but make sure you stop by New Bond Street and the Breuer building to see the works in person and discover the next big names in fine art.
Catherine Mac
This cleverly constructed geometric swan is crafted from something you can find in any "offy" or Tesco in London: Lottery tickets. Look closely and you'll spot snippets of entry bubbles waiting to be filled in, but from far away, it's simply a bird about to take flight.
Catherine Mac is a Senior Client Liason based in London.
Dominick Walker
In 2018, the Coney Island Boardwalk was designated a Scenic Landmark by the City of New York. This photograph, taken in 2025, captures the now defunct Coney Island Parachute Jump ride from a decidedly less scenic vantage point. It's a poignant juxtaposition, highlighting how the landmark exists within the city's complicated context.
Dominick Walker is a Logistics Coordinator for Wine Retail based in New York.
Georgia Boardman
"My practice begins with the circle," says Boardman. "Each hemisphere holds up the next, balanced by a weak pull in the pigments, hidden armatures securing the structure." This 35cm-tall scagliola sculpture is arresting—and yet easy to imagine occupying a place in one's collection.
Georgia Boardman is a technician based in London.
Larry Bentley
This painting was inspired by, and pays homage to, Saloua Raouda Choucair, a pioneering abstract artist from the Middle East and a protege of Fernand Leger. We visited Larry at his studio in Harlem—see the full video below.
Larry Bentley works in exhibition support in New York.
Inside the Studio of a Sotheby’s Employee Turned Artist: In the Studio with Larry Bentley
Juan Restrepo
This mesmerizing acrylic on canvas continues the traditions of American Abstract Expressionism set by Helen Frankenthaler, Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning. The concentric circles create an illusion of depth and movement thanks to vibrant color choices and precise, almost scientific, placement.
Juan Restrepo is a Property Handler based in New York.
