Jake Garfield
Jake Garfield is a London-based artist working across printmaking, drawing and painting. His work – which is characterised by a palette of olive greens and terracotta reds - draws upon art-historical and pop-cultural references to reflect on the nature of artifice and selfhood.
The act of making is a key thread which runs through Jake’s imagery. Whether paying homage to past masters such as Albrecht Durer with a contemporary take on Adam and Eve, or exploring museum and studio environments, his imagery often features male protagonists presented as artists. Heavily patterned wallpaper backdrops, and pictures within pictures, are recurring motifs which contribute to a sense of theatre and performance. Combining multiple techniques within a single work creates a graphic, collaged quality, allowing the artist to further communicate his making processes to the viewer.
Jake trained at the Royal Drawing School followed by the Royal College of Art, graduating in 2016. He has undertaken several artistic residencies in countries including Italy and the USA. His work has been exhibited in the British Museum, London, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Christie’s (London & New York), Somerset House, London, and the Royal Academy of Arts, London. His work has been acquired by significant institutions in the UK including The British Museum, The Royal Collection, Pallant House Gallery and The V&A Museum. A solo exhibition was held at 8 Holland Street, London, in 2025. Jake lives and works in north London.
We are showing new work by Jake in Man and Woman in Garden, a joint exhibition with Bobbye Fermie (27 March - 25 April 2026). View catalogue.
Shop works by Jake Garfield
Monotype on Japanese paper, 26 × 20.5cm (framed)
Jake Garfield is a London-based artist working across printmaking, drawing and painting. His work – which is characterised by a palette of olive greens and terracotta reds - draws upon art-historical and pop-cultural references to reflect on the nature of artifice and selfhood.
This new, framed monotype is exhibited in ‘Man and Woman in Garden’, our joint exhibition of Jake’s work alongside Bobbye Fermie’s (26 March - 25 April 2026). It is one of a series of three unique works which re-interpret Albrecht Dürer’s renowned etchings depicting Adam and Eve in Jake’s characteristic style.
This work is framed in lime-waxed tulip wood with ‘art glass’ (70% UV resistant and anti-reflective).
Please note that if purchased, this framed work will be packed and despatched after ‘Man and Woman in Garden’ closes on 25 April 2026.
Woodcut, 42 x 55cm, edition of 30 (framed)
Jake Garfield is a London-based artist working across printmaking, drawing and painting. His work – which is characterised by a palette of olive greens and terracotta reds - draws upon art-historical and pop-cultural references to reflect on the nature of artifice and selfhood.
This new, framed limited edition woodcut print is exhibited in ‘Man and Woman in Garden’, our joint exhibition of Jake’s work alongside Bobbye Fermie’s (26 March - 25 April 2026). It is one of a series of works inspired by Albrecht Dürer’s iconic Renaissance paintings and etchings depicting Adam and Eve, made in the early 1500’s.
This work is framed in an ayous wood tray frame, stained with natural wood-dye.
Please note that if purchased, this framed work will be packed and despatched after ‘Man and Woman in Garden’ closes on 25 April 2026.
Collage of Nepalese, Indian and Japanese papers , 23.5 × 15.5cm (framed)
Jake Garfield is a London-based artist working across printmaking, drawing and painting. His work – which is characterised by a palette of organic colours - draws upon art-historical and pop-cultural references to reflect on the nature of artifice and selfhood.
This new, framed collage is exhibited in ‘Man and Woman in Garden’, our joint exhibition of Jake’s work alongside Bobbye Fermie’s (26 March - 25 April 2026). It is one of a pair of collages which explore a contemporary take upon a familiar Biblical scene.
This work is framed in lime-waxed tulip wood with ‘art glass’ (70% UV resistant and anti-reflective).
Please note that if purchased, this framed work will be packed and despatched after ‘Man and Woman in Garden’ closes on 25 April 2026.