Russell Herron

Russell Herron, born in Essex, UK in 1967, is a multifaceted artist who has made his mark on the London art scene since the 1990s. Initially working under the pseudonym SR and SR LONDON, Herron transitioned to using his own name in 1996, signalling a new chapter in his artistic journey. His diverse body of work spans various mediums, with a strong conceptual focus that has evolved over the years.
Herron's artistic repertoire includes solo exhibitions that showcase his innovative approach to art. Notable shows include "The Names of 500 Artists" (2009) and his series of "69 Magazines" exhibitions, featuring pop culture icons like Geri Halliwell and Katie Price. His work often blends popular culture references with thought-provoking concepts, challenging viewers to reconsider everyday objects and images.
In recent years, Herron has gained recognition for his pencil drawings, demonstrating his versatility as an artist. His pieces have been featured in prestigious venues such as the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition and have found homes in private collections internationally. Herron's ability to adapt and explore new artistic territories while maintaining a distinct voice has solidified his position as a dynamic figure in contemporary art.