Rising British artist Mason Newman has taken a bold step into the world of rock history by collaborating with legendary heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath for their final tour. This high-profile partnership sees Newman creating a unique line of merchandise and artwork to commemorate the band's farewell show-an iconic moment in music that's now immortalised through his distinctive visual style.
The exclusive collection was unveiled at Selfridges in Birmingham, the band's hometown, drawing crowds of fans, collectors, and press alike. The release received nationwide attention, including a feature and interview with Mason Newman on BBC News, where he spoke about the emotional weight of the project, his creative process, and the privilege of working with one of the most influential bands of all time.
Newman's dynamic blend of contemporary pop culture, bold colour palettes, and emotional storytelling has positioned him as one of the most exciting young artists to watch. His work bridges the gap between fine art and popular media, resonating with both collectors and new audiences. As Creed Gallery's official partner, Newman's works are permanently exhibited at their newly opened gallery space in Ascot, where his career continues to gather momentum.
This milestone collaboration marks the beginning of what promises to be a remarkable summer for Newman. In partnership with Creed Gallery, he is embarking on a European tour, bringing his work to international audiences. The first stop: a prestigious month-long exhibition in Monaco, where he'll be showcasing a curated selection of new and signature works. From there, he heads to Marbella, continuing to build his global presence and connect with a growing base of collectors and fans.
From Birmingham to the Riviera, Mason Newman is a name to remember; an artist fusing music, culture, and modern art in a way that is both deeply personal and culturally resonant.
