Hampstead 2025: Finds Under £500 Route Guide

Becky Munting, artdog london (J4)

Start your journey at artdog london, where you’ll find Becky Munting’s delicate bird paintings. Working from her home in East Anglia, Becky embosses her artworks with gold leaf, giving them a precious, almost magical quality.

“I depict the birds and animals I see through close observation and try to capture their spirit and freedom.” – Becky Munting

Katie Munroe – Mae Gallery (J8)

Head to the end of the aisle to discover the elegant, gestural works of Katie Munroe. Her illustrations and paintings explore the figure in motion—expressive, energetic, and full of life. Simple lines become something truly powerful here.

Richard Peacock – North London Printmakers (G8)

Make your way back toward row G for Richard Peacock’s striking screenprints and woodcuts. Fusing pop art and abstraction, his work bursts with rhythm and colour, often made using reclaimed wood and repurposed packaging.

Holly English – Select Gallery (G7)

Just next door, explore Holly English’s ongoing Egg Project – ceramic pieces that are quirky, colourful, and unexpectedly emotional. Her eggs act like “blank emojis,” shifting in meaning depending on the context they’re placed in.

Kenza Gray – Gray Area Gallery (F1)

Near the Central Bar (grab a drink while you’re there!), you’ll find Kenza Gray, a Norwich-based artist best known for her rebellious approach: she shoots pottery with a gun. Her work is raw, symbolic, and part of ongoing series like Shot, Hit, and Flop.

Lizzie Wheeler – Iona House Gallery (C2)

Curve around the corner to find Lizzie Wheeler’s intricate linocuts and woodcuts. Raised in a family of craftspeople, Lizzie’s nature-inspired prints blend precision with emotion—capturing fleeting moments in bold, stylised forms.

Keep going along the aisle to reach Firepit, a collective for experimental artists.

Ernest Romano layers x-rays of his body with colour, gold leaf, and glitter to create bold, eye-catching works, whilst Anastasya Martynova draws inspiration from nature, creating multi-disciplinary pieces that echo organic beauty.

Across the way at D8, discover Tim Southall’s beautiful limited edition prints, for a great price. Tim blends wit and emotion in narrative etchings and silkscreen prints, drawing on everyday life, memory, and metaphor. His evocative coastal monotypes reflect the light and atmosphere of his home in southern Spain. Beautiful!

Lorraine Botbol – East London Printmakers (A6)

Around the corner, Lorraine Botbol transforms her photographs into intricate photopolymer intaglio and relief prints. Her work is inspired by people watching, whether in London or abroad, and draws on over 20 years of printmaking experience.

Fernando Guerra – Narrative Gallery (A4)

Just two stands down, find Fernando Guerra, a Lisbon-based architectural photographer. His thoughtful, atmospheric images offer a new perspective on the built environment, full of detail, light, and depth.

Anna Macdonald – Turner Art Perspective (B4)

And finally, make your way to Anna Macdonald at Turner Art Perspective. Her minimalist abstract paintings explore negative space and Zen philosophy, distilling nature down to its most essential forms.

“I’m interested in observing the colour, shape and texture of the subject matter… until it becomes very familiar.” – Anna F Macdonald