Artists Whose Work Will Increase in Value in 2026
This year you will see a price increase from some of our artists in reflection of their growth, demand, and evolution of their practices. Read more for details on who will be adjusting their pricing this year!
It seems every visitor to the gallery is drawn to observe the wall of bunnies—and it's always a fun game to pick a favorite! Hunt Slonem is an American artist known for his neo-expressionist paintings of butterflies, rabbits, and tropical birds. Influenced by his interest in the mystic and his meditative practice, his figures are realized with a repetition that operates as a form mantra, giving way to a surprisingly playful exuberance on canvas. From a rabbit, to a trio of butterflies, to even a landscape, Slonem's body of work includes something for everyone. Click here to view Hunt Slonem's available pieces.
You might know Jennifer Allevato from her scenic chinoiserie-inspired plates or her still-life’s full of vibrant colorations. Jennifer M. Allevato is a fine art painter who works from a light-filled studio where she creates colorful post-impressionist inspired mixed media paintings, often visited by her two cats. Her artwork has been sold through Anthropologie and Serena & Lily, and has been featured on The Hallmark Channel, Apartment Therapy, HGTV Magazine, In Her Studio, and Real Simple.
You can see Jennifer Allevato's available pieces here.
Brittany’s work has gained national momentum following the release of her recent cowgirl series. Based in Austin, Brittany is known for her abstract female portraits and figures that celebrate strength, confidence, and individuality. Through bright, expressive color and bold compositions, she aims to empower viewers to embrace being daring, fearless, and unapologetically themselves. Her work often features geometric portraiture, highlighting women through vibrant palettes inspired by diverse cultures, cowgirl iconography, and fashion-forward elements. You can explore Brittany Atkinson’s available artwork here.
