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To celebrate Oran Wishart’s solo exhibition PROSEN, we invited collectors along with artists to join us for a talk by Wishart and a celebratory lunch at 11 Caledonian Road. 

The lunch was courtesy of Paulo Garcia, who is usually found behind the stoves at St. John. Offering his own take on PROSEN, he curated a menu that had a deep respect for place and origin, serving seasonal ingredients that connected to Glen Prosen - the namesake of the show.

Kathleen Cottell is the latest addition to our artist roster and we couldn't be more thrilled! Cottell is an artist working across printmaking and ceramics. Drawn to the quiet magic of nature and the mysteries it holds, she crafts worlds where the real and the imagined are at one together.  

Broth Art is pleased to present 'Prosen' a solo show of work by Scottish artist Oran Wishart. Bringing together painting, mixed media and sculpture, it explores the interplay between place, memory and language, revealing how these elements co-create meaning and experience. Named after Glen Prosen, a remote glen on the southern edge of the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland where Wishart grew up, 'Prosen' is a deeply personal body of work that explores both the visible and invisible forces that shape our sense of self. 

Exhibition Details:
 Dates: 14 - 19 October 2025, 10am-6pm
 Opening Reception: Tuesday 14 October 2025, 6pm-8pm
 Location: Broth Art (Pop-up), 11 Caledonian Road, London N1 9DX
 Website: www.brothart.com

Patricia Paolozzi Cain is an exhibiting artist at this year's Royal Scottish Academy's annual exhibition. The selected work 'Fälthelden (Spirit-field)' is a mixed-media artwork on paper, made with coloured pencil, acrylic and collage and measuring 120 cm x 140 cm. It is from a body of work called 'Opposition and Fellowship' that explores the reconciliation of opposites, taking inspiration from ancient Chinese philosophy. 

Watch Dan Jamieson in his studio as he talks us through the process of making his legendary 'hate plates', sharing helpful tips and lessons he's learned along the way.

Dan Jamieson is an award-winning artist who is best known for his 'hate plates' - which you can learn more about in the video above. If you're curious to see what else Jamieson does, click on the link below. 

View Dan Jamieson's collection.