A New Gallery From British Pop Art Pioneer Peter Phillips in Noosa’s Tropical Hinterland He was at the forefront of a global art movement and has exhibited all over the world. Now Peter Phillips has settled on the Sunshine Coast, and his studio is open to all. In the...

The tough guy of pop: An interview with Peter Phillips Reclusiveness has always played a part in Peter Phillips' life and work. A pop artist with a cool detachment from the social trappings of that particular scene in London and New York in the 1960s; a Brit who left...

Acclaimed artist Peter Phillips celebrates six decades of work with Fortune Distillery Iconic pop artist Peter Phillips has collaborated with Noosa Heads ‘Fortune’ Distillery where six pieces of his work have been selected for labels for six limited-edition gin...

Why You Need To Visit The Hidden Noosa Gallery Of Pop Art Icon, Peter Phillips Hidden treasures of the Sunshine Coast, often aren’t very hidden. But the hinterland gallery of world famous British pop artist, Peter Phillips is an exception. Tucked in Tinbeerwah, behind...

POP ART ICON SEEKS SOLACE IN THE BUSH   The Sydney Morning Herald interviews Peter on his recent move and his new life in Noosa.    ...

BRITISH POP ARTIST PETER PHILLIPS ANNOUNCES COLLABORATION WITH HAPPY SOCKS Peter Phillips – one of the preeminent British Pop Artists of our time – is proud to announce a unique collaboration with fashionably acclaimed Swedish sock company Happy Socks. Born into a...

POP ART PIONEER A forefather of Pop Art, British artist Peter Phillips now lives in the Noosa Hinterland where he is unveiling a Restrospective Exhibition of his work, staged in his large-scale new studio gallery in time for his 80th birthday.   ...

The festival that serves art with its food. The annual foodie fair has teamed up with chef Josh Lopez for the 80th birthday retrospective and gallery opening of resident British pop artist Peter Phillips. Go to article. Artist Peter Phillips can see the paradox. As a...

This Popular Pop Artist Is Showing Up On Our Doorstep This May! His career has spanned over 60 years and numerous continents, so it’s no surprise that prolific British Pop Artist, Peter Phillips is extremely well versed in his artistry. After living and working in the...

Francesca Gavin for the Financial Times'  ‘How to Spend It’ writes about Phillips' works in auction. "Waiting for certain artworks to appear at auction can be like waiting for a bus. Nothing comes along and then three appear at once. This is true of British pop...

Taylor Dafoe of Artnet News, interviewed Phillips on his move to Australia, working at 79 and why he doesn’t think much about legacy. Peter Phillips, the pioneering British pop artist, made some of his earliest (and best known) paintings over 55 years ago now. Yet...

  99 Mary Street have the pleasure of presenting legendary and highly influential British pop artist Peter Phillips. No mere retrospective, the show will play host to archive pieces, new works and revisited works including pieces produced specifically for this event....

Peter Phillips has been commissioned by the BBC to create a new BBC Four ident which will run throughout August alongside new logos produced by his fellow Royal College graduates Peter Blake and Derek Boshier. The trio starred in the seminal 1962 Ken Russell documentary about Pop Art, Pop Goes The Easel.

Part of the Sydney International Art Series, 'Pop to Popism' will be staged at the Art Gallery of New South Wales from 1 November 2014 through 1 March 2015. The exhibition spans three decades of modern work - covering Pop Art's hey-day in the 50's and...

The Royal Birmingham Society of Artists ("RBSA"), one of the oldest artist-led societies in Britain, will celebrate 200 years with a landmark retrospective exhibition titled 'A Place for Art: The Story of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists'. Phillips,...

Galerie Proarta in Zurich is staged a solo exhibition on July 9th, 2014. With over 20 original paintings, works on paper and prints on display, the exhibition featured two decades of works by Peter Phillips.  Featured works included Cross Roads (1991-92),...

In 1992, pop art was famously featured at the Museo Reina Sofia. Now, bringing pop art back to a new generation of art lovers in Madrid, the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza is staging Pop Art Myths from June through September 2014. Curated by Paloma Alarcó, the...

The BP Spotlights Series, in partnership with the Tate Museum, is a series of exhibitions with in-depth displays that explore various themes. From April through September 2014, the BP Spotlight: Source explores six unique themes – one per month - and will...

The Tate Gallery's homage to British Pop Art, 'Art & the Sixties: This Was Tomorrow', features Peter Phillips early oil on canvas, The Entertainment Machine. Of the 31 works of Peter Phillips owned by the Tate, The Entertainment Machine is a particularly...

In the February 2014 edition of Vogue Magazine, China, the article Pop Art Never Dies featured Peter Phillips 1968 gouache on paper titled Gravy for the Navy. Emblematic of what Vogue calls a provocative, sexy, sleek portrayal of modern people’s material...

“It’s all gravy”, was once a popular slang term used by US Navy sailors meaning “it’s all good”. And so, in the early 1960s, Peter Phillips composed a series of Gravy for the Navy paintings with patriotic pin-up women (inspired by drawings by Alberto Vargas...

Launching Christie’s new Mayfair gallery in London, in partnership with Waddington Custot Galleries, "When Britain Went Pop" exhibits Pop Art in Britain from its infancy in the 1940's through its hay day in the 1960s. By 1961, emerging London-based artists...

In 2013, Sotheby's mounted an exhibition focusing on the decade of the 1960's, when British artists captured the world’s imagination, finding recognition and success both at home and abroad. Reuniting over 40 artists from the excitement of the London scene...

A century after the American Civil War, Peter Phillips created War/Game using oil and polished wood on canvas. The painting depicts opposing confederate and union forces through typical emblems of combat – flags, guns and uniforms. Four decades later, the...