NOOR ELLIS · PAINTING & INSTALLATION

Give the work enough room to speak for itself.

Build an artist website around the pieces that matter now, with space for their context and a clear path for curators, collectors and collaborators.

Build an artist portfolio

The right edit changes with the work.

A new series can open with a single painting. An exhibition can lead with its date. A commission can begin with the kind of work you want to make next.

New series

Let one work open the page.

Folded Horizon, detail · 2026
Folded Horizon, detail · 2026

Exhibition

Put dates, visits and artist talks within reach.

Current exhibition

Mar
18
London

Open Field · Opening evening

Details
Mar
20
London

Open Field · Artist walkthrough

Details
Apr
03
London

Open Field · Materials and process

Details
Apr
17
London

Open Field · Closing afternoon

Details

Example exhibition schedule

Commission

Give a new project enough context to begin.

One practice. Different reasons to visit.

A collector may be looking for available work. A curator may need selected projects and exhibition history. A collaborator may arrive with a commission in mind. Give each of them a useful place to begin.

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pinli.co

Available work

Paintings and small editions currently available through the studio.

For curators and press

↗Selected projects
↗Exhibition history
↗Artist CV

Discuss a commission

Share the space, idea or collaboration you have in mind.

Keep the practice current.

Selected work can lead into exhibitions, available pieces, studio visits and commission enquiries without turning the portfolio into a storefront.

Now

Finishing a group of small paintings for Toronto and preparing the Open Field installation.

updated Sep 18

Notes from the studio

New work, exhibition dates and the occasional open-studio invitation.

Noor Ellis studio

Bethnal Green, London

Directions

Collectors

Available work, editions and a direct route to the studio.

Curators

Current projects, exhibition history and press-ready context.

Collaborators

Commissions, licensing and a useful first conversation.

Questions behind an artist website.

Can I use Pinli as an art portfolio?
Yes. Pinli is suited to a concise, curated portfolio with links to full project archives or stores when needed.
Can I announce exhibitions or commissions?
Yes. Feature announcements, add event or location details, and direct visitors to a booking or inquiry form.
Will it work on mobile?
Yes. You can arrange a dedicated phone layout rather than relying only on the desktop grid to collapse.
What should an artist portfolio website include?
Start with a deliberate selection of current work, a short artist statement, exhibitions or current activity, and a clear contact path. Add deeper archives only where they help someone understand the practice.
Can collectors ask about available work?
Yes. Use captions and notes for useful context, then add a contact form specifically for availability, editions, commissions, or studio visits.
Can I connect my existing shop or gallery page?
Yes. Pinli can be the edited front page for your practice while linking visitors to a gallery profile, archive, store, or other specialist destination.

Give the work a place that can change with it.

Start an artist portfolio