Highlights
BBC “The Big Deal” with Steph McGovern
Louis Sidoli appears in BBC Two’s “The Big Deal” with Elvis Presley neon artwork
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White Light Gallery
White Light Gallery was a permanent retail gallery space which exclusively exhibited Louis Sidoli art from 2019 - 2023 and as a pop-up in 2026. The concept was to enable art collectors direct access to the artist and to gain a first hand understanding of the creative process behind the work.
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“Art, Life, Football” Halcyon Gallery
A career highlight unfolded when he was commissioned to collaborate with soccer legend Pele and create a series of mixed media portraits for Halcyon Gallery in Bond Street, London. The exhibition attended by Pele himself attracted global press coverage and over 50,000 visitors. The exhibition later moved to The Football Museum in Manchester.
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Notable collectors
His work is admired and collected by a wide array of well known collectors including celebrated rock legends, TV presenters, and accomplished sport personalities. His known collectors include Liam Gallagher, Ozzy Osbourne and Stephen Graham to name a few. (Pictured with the incredibly talented Matt Healy - frontman of band “The 1975”)
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David Bowie “Golden Years” Halcyon Gallery
This sell out Bond Street solo exhibition was inspired by David Bowie's iconic imagery and his profound impact on pop culture. The exhibition's exceptional curation and innovative use of neon lights reflected Bowie's eclectic and visionary spirit, captivated visitors and earning extensive press coverage.
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Aston Martin “Neon Icons”
A solo exhibition of neon-art at Aston Martin, Dover Street, Mayfair showcasing the luxury British marque’s brand values. Each artwork captured the essence of the brand, embodying its passion for craftsmanship, innovation, and timeless elegance.
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“Most Wanted” mugshot art
Louis Sidoli's "Most Wanted" artworks reimagined mugshots of 20th-century icons, using pop-art to explore the dark side of fame. They became a commercial and critical success, with many thousands of print editions finding homes across the globe.
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Collaborations
Throughout his career, he has relished incredible collaborations with esteemed people and brands like Aston Martin, SEGA, Alfa Romeo, Pele and the iconic photographer Terry O'Neil. (Pictured with Chris Duffy at the David Bowie archive).
Press + media
His artwork has been featured multiple times during his career in many UK and global major media platforms, including The Times, Daily Telegraph, CNN, BBC, Evening Standard, Sky TV, GQ magazine, and ITV.
Gallery exhibitions
After his debut art exhibition in 2007, he was swiftly signed by the UK's largest art dealer and publisher who distributed his work through an extensive network of approximately 100 galleries, including the renowned Harrods in London. His artistic journey has since flourished with over 60 solo and group exhibitions to his credit.
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Public exhibitions
Outside the world of art galleries, his work has been exhibited at many prestigious locations such as the Commonwealth Club, The Barbican Centre, The Football Museum, Aston Martin Mayfair, “Laylow” private members club and the legendary Abbey Road Studios (pictured).
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