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Headquartered in Soho, London, HENI works with leading artists and estates across printmaking, marketplaces for physical artworks, NFTs, publishing, digital, film production, art research and analysis. HENI is at the cutting edge of art and tech using the latest and best technologies in order to bring art to life.

29/12/2025

How did Zaha Hadid weave a 100-metre sprint track through an entire school building?

In our HENI Talks film, architect Sir Peter Cook takes us inside Zaha Hadid’s Ark Evelyn Grace Academy in Brixton. He reveals how Hadid integrated zig-zagging structural forms, connective bridges, and open terraces to turn a compact site into an energetic landscape.

🎬 Watch the full film on HENI Talks’ YouTube: https://youtu.be/lBKfPrArRSo?si=EPJglhxu7NF53z9x

29/12/2025

Here you can see René Magritte in his studio in Jette, Belgium, finishing his painting ‘Man in a Bowler Hat’.

Across more than fifty works from the mid-1920s onward, René Magritte used the bowler hat motif to explore anonymity and identity. Its deliberately generic “everyman” quality allowed him to question individuality, transforming a symbol of the ordinary into one of the most recognisable motifs in modern art.

Explore some of his paintings that include the motif.

📸 René Magritte in his studio in Jette, Belgium, finishing his painting ‘Man in a Bowler Hat’, 1964.
🖼️ René Magritte, ‘Man in a Bowler Hat’, 1964.
🖼️ René Magritte, ‘The Intimate Friend’, 1958.
🖼️ René Magritte, ‘Son of Man’, 1964.
🖼️ René Magritte, ‘The Ready-Made Bouquet’, 1957.

25/12/2025

HENI wishes you a very merry Christmas! 🎄

Netherlandish painter Jan Gossaert’s ‘The Adoration of the Kings’ captures the spirit of the season, showing the three kings arriving to worship the infant Christ. Peasants, animals, angels, and richly dressed courtiers gather in a ruined palatial setting, where Christ sits on the Virgin’s lap beneath the guiding star. The decayed architecture evokes the passing of the old world, while the luminous sky and singing angels above signify renewal.

Painted in 1510–1515, the work is celebrated for its technical mastery, intricate detail, and rich symbolism. Explore the painting close up 🔎

🖼️ Jan Gossaert, ‘The Adoration of the Kings’, 1510–1515.

22/12/2025

We’re running a competition until 4 January to celebrate the ‘Triple Trouble’ exhibition at Newport Street Gallery. 🙏

🎉 Five lucky winners will each receive one hoodie, three t-shirts, a tote bag and a poster from the ‘Triple Trouble’ merch collection.

📸 Want the chance to win? Post a photo of yourself at the exhibition on Instagram and add , or like this Instagram post and tag two friends you’d like to visit the exhibition with: https://instagram.com/p/DShlPFBjJlP/

🖼️ Newport Street Gallery will remain open throughout the holidays, except for 24-26 December and 1 January, when it will be closed. Opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10am–6pm.

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20/12/2025

This winter, Peter Doig’s ‘Alpinist’ makes us long for the mountains. 🏔️

Perched on an icy alpine slope in the shadow of the Matterhorn, ‘Alpinist’ captures Doig’s ability to balance exhilaration with unease. A harlequin-dressed skier punctuates the snow-covered landscape with flashes of colour, yet the mountain, split between bright sunlight and ominous shadow, sets a tense, ambiguous mood.

‘Alpinist’ was released by HENI Editions in 2023 as part of a series of six prints, and is based on an original painting. Explore the full release: https://heni.com/editions/peter-doig-new-release-2023

18/12/2025

Looking to take in some art over the Christmas period? We’d love to welcome you at the ‘Triple Trouble’ exhibition at Newport Street Gallery! 🎄

🖼️ Newport Street Gallery will remain open throughout the holidays, except for 24-26 December and 1 January when it will be closed. Opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10am–6pm.

The exhibition features a collection of new collaborative works by Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst and Invader and spans painting, sculpture, installation, and mosaic, exploring the intersections of contemporary art, street culture, and pop iconography.

Original artworks from the exhibition are available by application on HENI Primary: https://heni.com/primary/release/triple-trouble

👕 The ‘Triple Trouble’ merch collection is available on the HENI Shop: https://heni.com/shop/collections/triple-trouble

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17/12/2025

Step into a season of contrasts with this festive selection from our newly released book, ‘Photographing a Modern World: Britain 1900–75’, where winter quiet sits alongside moments of celebratory glamour.

While some images depict typically wintry scenes, others reveal vibrant nightclubs and extravagant fashions, reflecting the spirit of the season.

📍 Explore the book: https://heni.com/shop/books/dominic-sandbrook-photographing-a-modern-world-britain-1900-1975

🖼️ You can see photography from the book at our latest exhibition at HENI Gallery in Soho, London, until 19 December. A 25% discount is available when you buy the book at the exhibition.

16/12/2025

Don't miss our latest exhibition, 'Photographing a Modern World: Britain 1900–75'!

🖼️ The show is running at HENI Gallery until 19 December. Opening hours are 10am - 6pm.

📍 Plan your visit: https://heni.com/exhibitions/photographing-a-modern-world

15/12/2025

On 7 September 1940, the Luftwaffe launched its Blitz on London. The relentless aerial bombardment would soon ravage the fabric of Britain’s cities and shatter civilian life. Images here reveal not only the widespread destruction of buildings but also the profound personal suffering.

These photos are just some of nearly 500 that can be found in our new book, ‘Photographing a Modern World: Britain 1900-75’: https://heni.com/shop/books/dominic-sandbrook-photographing-a-modern-world-britain-1900-1975

You can see photography from the book at our latest exhibition at HENI Gallery in Soho, London, until 19 December. A 25% discount is available when you buy the book at the exhibition.

15/12/2025

Photographer Philippe Halsman’s 1948 work ‘Dalí Atomicus’ is a chaotic scene showing a levitating Salvador Dalí, three flying cats, and a torrent of water.

Inspired by the Dali’s painting ‘Leda Atomica’, which you can see on the right of this composition, Halsman suspended furniture with wires while assistants hurled cats and buckets of water across the frame, drying the animals between attempts.

🎬 Want to learn more about Dalí? Check out our HENI Talks film on Dalí and Sigmund Freud via our link in bio.

🖼️ Philippe Halsman, ‘Dalí Atomicus’, 1948.

11/12/2025

Have you visited HENI Gallery to see our latest exhibition, ‘Photographing a Modern World: Britain 1900–75’?

🕵️‍♂️ Take a sneak peek behind the scenes and see the show come to life. The exhibition showcases photography from our new book which chronicles seven decades of Britain’s social history.

📚You can purchase the book at the exhibition for a 25% discount, or on the HENI Shop. This beautifully produced volume would make a wonderful gift book for any history or photography enthusiast: https://heni.com/shop/books/dominic-sandbrook-photographing-a-modern-world-britain-1900-1975

📍 The show is running until 19 December at HENI Gallery in Soho, London. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 10am–6pm.

09/12/2025

HENI Publishing presents the limited-edition ‘Damien Hirst: Paper Veils’ book. 📚

✍️ Published in an edition of 1,000, the book is available exclusively on the HENI website. Each copy is hand-numbered, and signed by Damien Hirst.

🖼️ This luxury, large-format hardback is a meticulously crafted collector’s item. It celebrates Hirst’s ‘Paper Veils’ series, showcasing the complete collection of 300 artworks as well as one diptych and one quadriptych, presented in several gatefolds. It also includes a newly commissioned essay by esteemed art critic Sacha Craddock.

📍Explore the book: https://heni.com/shop/books/damien-hirst-paper-veils

🎁 Looking to purchase a gift for the art lover in your life? Our Christmas delivery deadlines are as follows:

UK & US Orders: Order by 16 December
International Orders: Order by 10 December

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