About

“Founded by female art connoisseurs on a mission to pick and purvey affordable masterpieces, a new wave of discerning retail platforms provide the perfect place to start a collection”

Harper’s Bazaar on Oliver Projects, January 2023 

Launched in 2019, Oliver Projects is a nomadic gallery and consultancy based in south east London, specialising in contemporary works on paper. We have exhibited pieces by highly-collectable artists in a diverse range of spaces including characterful galleries, educational settings, art fairs and family homes, with an aim to making discovering art feel unintimidating and accessible.

In 2022, we launched our online shop which features accessibly-priced unique and limited edition works including paintings, drawings, prints and ceramics. Artworks can be purchased directly through this platform, making the collecting experience as simple and easy as possible - whilst directly supporting artists in their careers.

We are proud to work with a focused group of London-based and international artists including Joana GalegoJoseph Goody, Katherine Jones RA, Kemi Onabule, Morteza Khakshoor, and Suzanne Moxhay. We are also thrilled to be the primary UK representative for prints by Germany-based artist Heidrun Rathgeb.

We enjoy advising on new collectors' first purchases, collaborating with art consultants and interior designers, and have worked closely with private clients on projects including artwork sourcing and collection curation. Please contact us to enquire.

Our Founder 

Oliver Projects founder Katherine Oliver has amassed over 20 years’ experience in the art world at leading institutions including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, the Barbican Gallery, London, and the Royal Academy of Arts, London. Katherine has featured in the Evening Standard, Dezeen, House & Garden, and Harper’s Bazaar. Since launching Oliver Projects in 2019, she has also provided consultancy services for clients including non-profit institutions, commercial galleries, and renowned artists, both in the UK and internationally.

 
Katherine Oliver with work by Siphiwe Mnguni. Photo by Juliet Murphy.

Katherine Oliver with work by Siphiwe Mnguni. Photo by Juliet Murphy.