Nathan Huxtable is an emerging artist known predominantly for his work in painting. His style blends contemporary visual culture with a keen exploration of abstraction and realism, often addressing themes related to identity, technology, and the human experience. Huxtable’s work is often characterised by bold use of colour and form, as well as a strong sense of texture.

Many of his pieces carry a sense of introspection and social commentary, reflecting both personal narratives and broader societal issues. He frequently explores the intersections of race, gender, and memory, often inviting viewers to consider how these forces shape both individual and collective identities.

The work often integrates elements of abstraction, realism, and surrealism.

2025 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Shortlisted.

2024-Cambridge Open Studios.

2023-Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition.

2022-Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.

2020-2022-The Daily Postcard Project, The Daily Postcard Project Twelve Months.

2021-Painting in ‘Wish You Were Here’ exhibition celebrating 150 years of the postcard at The Postal Museum, London.

2020-Painting accessioned into the permanent collection at The Postal Museum, London.