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Extraordinary Objects

Extraordinary Objects displays a varied collection of all things extraordinary; from the contemporary to the prehistoric. Showcasing a carefully curated selection of rare and unique pieces, established art names are presented alongside dinosaur skulls, meteorites and minerals. There is no specific genre that defines the collection. Each object is chosen for its extraordinary nature and sense of wonder it invokes.

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 Featured Items

 
Alma Singer 'Fuck The Fuckers' Alma Singer 'Fuck The Fuckers'
Alma Singer 'Fuck The Fuckers'
Lunar Meteorite Lunar Meteorite
Lunar Meteorite
The Connor Brothers 'I Only Drink Champagne' The Connor Brothers 'I Only Drink Champagne'
The Connor Brothers 'I Only Drink Champagne'
David Shrigley 'Witness My Joy' David Shrigley 'Witness My Joy'
David Shrigley 'Witness My Joy'
 

The Kaleidoscope Series
by Damien Hirst

The Kaleidoscope series by Damien Hirst is a celebration of Hirst’s most famous motif, the butterfly. Each edition, measuring 85 x 140 cm, are diasec-mounted giclée prints on aluminium composite panel, numbered and hand-signed by Hirst on the verso.

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Beyond their natural rarity, gogottes carry deep cultural resonance. Their flowing, almost liquid-like shapes have long captivated artists and collectors. Surrealists Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst drew inspiration from their uncanny, water-carve
Celebrating 60s icon and pioneer of the Op Art Movement, Bridget Riley Bridget Riley is a British artist renowned for her groundbreaking contributions to the Op Art movement. Born in London, Riley initially pursued a career in illustrating before tu
Featured in our current exhibition ‘An Extraordinary Summer’… Athena is a rare gogotte formed from quartz crystals and calcium carbonate. Of natural form, the gogotte is produced when superheated water extrudes through crevices in
Renowned for her provocative and deeply personal works, Tracey Emin has been one of the leading figures in the British Art since the 1990s and has continually challenged the traditional notions of art and propelled British contemporary art onto the g
As our beloved Triceratops Skull, Tracey, moves into its new home, take a look through our history with her… On the 9th of June in 2021, our former Cambridge Gallery saw the long awaited arrival of the Extraordinary Objects’ Bisect
Falling to Earth nearly 4000 years ago, the vast metallic meteorite Campo del Cielo is believed to have originated within the asteroid belt located between Mars and Jupiter and formed around the same time as the Earth: some 4.5 billion years ago. T
Discovered in 2021 in Libya, Adjabiya 001 was a collection of rare lunar meteorites weighing an impressive 28.8kg in total. Due to their remarkable size, slices, like that seen above, were created in order to witness the stunning interior better. The
Take a closer look at the Megalodon Shark’s blade-like teeth, which experts have dubbed the “ultimate cutting tools.” Megalodons, the largest sharks in history, were known for their massive, blade-like teeth, which could reach a le