Tallulah Hutson

London|(b) 1996|Royal College of Art

Tallulah Hutson is a British figurative painter whose practice explores the body in movement, using dancing figures to examine contemporary experiences of escapism, transcendence, defiance and despair. Born and raised in London, she trained in figure drawing and portraiture at Charles H. Cecil Studios in Florence before developing her practice through residencies and studio programmes in London, New York and Mexico City.

Hutson completed an MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art in 2025 and has been a resident artist with The Bomb Factory Art Foundation since 2021. She was shortlisted for the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2025, exhibiting at the National Portrait Gallery, and has presented solo exhibitions at The Bomb Factory Art Foundation and Studio Mondragón, Mexico City.


In their own words

“Exploring deeply evocative moments within the everyday, using dance and music to examine escapism, ecstasy and human emotion. Drawing on rave culture, contemporary dance and art history, questioning whether dancing in the face of disaster is an act of defiance or despair.”


Artworks by Tallulah Hutson

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