Post-YBAs refers to British artists emerging after the Young British Artists. Movements associated with the post-YBAs include Martin Maloney’s Bad Painting.[1]
Post-YBA artists include Oliver Payne and Nick Relph[2], David Thorpe[3]. Enrico David tapped into a post-YBA vogue for craft. The post-YBA generation has also been associated with neo-conceptual art with a political edge.[4]
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   | telegraph.co.uk, May 27, 2004, accessed Sept 11, 2007 - 'It is a wipe-out in areas of the history of modernism' - Telegraph |
| | ''ArtForum'', Jan 2004 - Oliver Payne and Nick Relph; gbe - modern - New York | ArtForum | Find Articles at BNET |
| | Jonathan Jones, ''The Guardian'', September 30, 2000. - Art and the Paul Hamlyn Awards | Life and style | The Guardian |
| | ''The Guardian'', Sept 4, 2001 - Is Mike Nelson too weird for British art? | Art and design | The Guardian |
| | ''Village Voice'', November 17, 2003 - New York Art - Trashed: A Post-YBA Couple's Collaborative Shadow Play - page 1 |
| | ''artext'', Spring, 2002 - Carey Young - articles: Carey Young, Business as Usual |
| | artnet Magazine, Dec 6, 2005 - artnet Magazine - News |
| | Laura Cumming, ''The Observer'', April 9, 2006. - Art: Sixty Years of Sculpture | Art and design | The Observer |
| | ''The Independent'', January 17, 2008. - Captain moonlight: A new exhibition of Darren Almond's ethereal, nocturnal images is about to open at White Cube - Reviews, Art - The Independent |
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