Collections from Emma Coyle

Winner of the Collectors Art Prize- Art Legends of Our Time

2025 paintings- New large scale paintings on canvas, with preliminary work taken from print media advertising.

Collage work- Skin Study (2025)

A collection of mixed media on canvas painted in oil.
Materials used: cardboard, tracing paper, soil, sand, wool, string, tree bark, canvas, masking tape, ink and oil paint.

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Selection of International Awards

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Large scale work; Collective Selection [3] (2023-2024)

A new painting within the Collective Selection series and the largest scale painting to date. The Collective Selection series commenced with one hundred preliminary drawings and tracings of contemporary print media images. Collective Selection [3] is constructed on a 10 meter/33 feet roll of canvas.

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Collective Selection series (2023-present)

A new and ongoing series of paintings based on currently print media advertising. Featuring the largest paintings to date.

Sw16 series (2022-2023)

An collection of new paintings. Sw16 series is based on current print media imagery.

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Selected Private Collections

The Wolfson Foundation London W1. Acquired by pass TATE Trustee Dame Janet Wolfson de Botton. by Emma Coyle

Private collection San Francisco by Emma Coyle

Private collection Ireland by Emma Coyle

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Recent International Public Art Projects

Great Portland Street Tube Station London by Emma Coyle

Time Square NYC Screen Project by Emma Coyle

Digital screens during Illuminate Adelaide—one of Australia’s most exciting celebrations of art, light, and technology, running from July 3 to 20, 2025. by Emma Coyle

Showcase across South Africa during the National Arts Festival from June 26 – July 6, 2025. Using a wide network of digital screens across key cities by Emma Coyle

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Untitled large scale drawings (2024-present)

A series of large scale drawings on Fabriano paper.

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Untitled paintings on Perspex (2023-present)

A new body of work, working towards large scale flat sculpture and public art.

Abstract work; '50 year project'

In 2002 a small body photography series was made of floral images which in 2009 became a base for abstract work. What started as abstract paintings on canvas progressed to 3 dimensional paintings and installations.