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28/04/2026

Country Club Princess
Oil on canvas
50 x 40 cm
By E.C. Prince

On display, frame 4 at 4 Frames, a new public art space in central Copenhagen.

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24/04/2026

The Robots Are Coming
Acrylic on canvas
69 x 75 cm
By E.C. Prince
Frame 2 of 4 Frames public art space in central Copenhagen. Walk on up!
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22/04/2026

Don't Worry There's Plenty For Everybody

Oil on canvas
69 x 69 cm
By: E.C.Prince 2026

On display at 4 Frames, a new public art space in central Copenhagen.

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22/04/2026

Announcing: A new project "4 Frames" public art space, showcasing 4 curated artworks monthly to the public in central Copenhagen. Learn more information at: ecprince.art

06/05/2025

If you live or happen to be in London this Sunday:)

MOCA London is proud to host a virtual reality (expanded reality XR) version of Liliane Lijn’s ongoing project moonmeme. This is the first in a series of exhibitions of expanded reality (XR) works based on artists’ pieces in Michael Petry’s book The WORD is ART published by Thames & Hudson. Th...

30/04/2025

The WORD is ART:
Liliane Lijn
moonmeme
11 May - 7 June 2025
Opening Event: 11 May 2pm - 4pm

MOCA London is proud to host a virtual reality version of Liliane Lijn’s ongoing project moonmeme. Moca’s director Michael Petry documented moonmeme in his Thames & Hudson book - The WORD is Art. Petry and Lijn both worked with Eric Prince, founder of ART[XR], to create this virtual version which will be shown for the first time at MOCA in May 2025.

In this virtual reality version visitors will don a pair of special visors that will allow them to see the moon shining over a body of water. The experience is quite unnerving, and the virtual space seems immense. The moon looks so real you feel you can reach out and touch it.

Lijn’s original concept in 1991 was to project the word SHE across the entire lunar surface as seen from Earth and allow the movements of Sun, Earth and Moon to alter the word and its meaning. Lijn developed moonmeme into a virtual work consisting of a computer program working in real time to project the word ‘SHE’ on to an image of the lunar surface. The image updates every 26 hours and 13 minutes, as the program tracks the real moon’s phase, and is accompanied by a soundtrack of Lijn chanting variations of ‘she’ and ancient lunar texts, in homage to cross-cultural beliefs that the moon is feminine. Over the course of a lunar month, as the moon moves through its different phases, the word ‘SHE’ becomes ‘HE’and then re-emerges.

moonmeme presented as an installation or on a monitor has been widely exhibited and is available in an edition of 25 from Silvia Kouvali London/Piraeus. In this version, viewers are ‘invited to type in their name and birthdate. On doing this, they see the lunar image with “SHE” or “HE” projected upon its surface, as it was at the time of their birth… From seeing oneself as a unique cosmic phenomenon, the self is viewed as a small part of a much larger pattern.’

19/03/2025

The Kissing Club, SR VP Froggy
Oil and Acrylic on canvas
Framed with silver plaque
35x45cm
By Douglas Wright
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15/03/2025

"Row'Bert"
Oil and Acrylic on canvas
32x31cm
By Douglas Wright
Now showing at Prince Gallery
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11/03/2025

Thank you to all that made the opening night of "Modern Americana"
By Douglas Wright
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01/01/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at Prince Gallery!

To kick off 2025, we’re sharing “Beauty's Fate”, one of the standout pieces from our Imagined Peace exhibition. Let it be a symbol of joy, lightheartedness, and all the good vibes we wish for you in the year ahead.

Here’s to a 2025 filled with happiness and ease—because the only things worth worrying about this year are the beautiful moments yet to come.



Beuty's Fate - Oil Painting on canvas 76x91cm