Canopy Collections are delighted to continue their curatorial partnership with Home House, one of London's most iconic private members' clubs. The collaboration encompasses a rotating programme of exhibitions, alongside acquisitions made on behalf of the club's permanent collection.

In House 21, The House Lounge features a new solo display of paintings by Emerson Pullman, whose figurative paintings exist in the space between realism and abstraction. His subjects are often depicted turning away from the viewer, creating a certain distance between the image and its audience and leaving space for contemplation and reflection. 

The walls of The Bar have been adorned with works on paper and textiles by Celeste, an artist duo formed by María Fernanda Camarena and Gabriel Rosas Alemán, who are based in Mexico City. Working across materials and disciplines, their work reflects a meeting of their individual aesthetic sensibilities. Drawing on an abstract vocabulary inspired by landscape, architecture, and bodies both celestial and human, they create compositions that radiate harmony and warmth. 

In The Restaurant, a painting from Dan Rees’ celebrated Artex series is placed in dialogue with monumental oil paintings by Aethan Wills, which glorify the overlooked aspects of nature, translating delicate flowers and tree branches into abstract brushstrokes.

The permanent salon hang in the stairway presents a joyful selection of works on paper by emerging artists including Thomas Cameron, Celeste, Anastasia Lopoukhine, Emerson Pullman and Irvin Pascal, shown alongside established figures such as Carla Accardi, Howard Hodgkin, Chantal Joffe, Barbara Kruger and Walter Price. The display celebrates the eclectic community of Home House, with a mix of abstract and figurative pieces.