Migrate

We’re thrilled to announce our upcoming limited-edition print with New York-based artist Jules de Balincourt.

The edition will be released on Tuesday 30th June, exclusively via the Migrate Art website. As with all our releases, proceeds will support our work and the network of non-profits we collaborate with.

Stay tuned—more updates coming very soon 🌄

Jules de Balincourt
Pace Gallery
Thaddaeus Ropac
Victoria Miro

Alfie Cane’s ‘Pink Cliffs’ (2023) is currently being shown as part of X Collection 404: When Landscapes Draw Near at the X Museum in Beijing, China. The exhibition brings together over 40 contemporary artists working across painting, sculpture and photography, and runs until 16 August 2026.

Cane’s painting ‘Pink Cliff’s was made as part of Migrate Art’s project ‘From the Ashes’ in 2023. Migrate Art worked with Indigenous Xingu communities in the Amazon who had been deeply affected by deforestation and climate change. With permission from the local communities, ashes were collected from the burnt areas of the Amazon Rainforest and returned to London where artist’s kits were manufactured the ash and charcoal to create paint, ink, pigment and pastels.

In collaboration with Migrate Art, Alfie Cane, along with over thirty contemporary artists, created works made from these materials. All pieces were sold at auction at Christie’s with funds donated back to the Xingu community.

Image: Alfie Cane, Pink Cliffs, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 70 x 90 cm.

London Original Print Fair 2026 has opened its doors and Migrate Art is pleased to be participating alongside over 50 exhibitors. We are located at Booth W16 showing work from artists including Sean Scully, Anish Kapoor, Jules de Balincourt, Stanley Donwood, Ralph Steadman and Sarah Ball.  

From the Migrate Art archive: Tacita Dean, Oh god (2021), 59.4 x 42 cm. Offset lithograph on 250gsm card (poster).