Adam Greenhalgh (born 19 May 1988) is an artistfrom Salford who lives and works in London.

His work can be placed into four categories: drawings, images, songs, and other. Drawings are hand-drawn, often on small pieces of card, with many being turned into collectible trading cards as part of his company Plato’s House. Images comprise photographs and videos taken by the artist, as well as media found online or sent to him. Images also include things that resemble print design or logos. Greenhalgh doesn't specify a size or presentation method for images, as there is no original version and are considered more like logos. They can be seen equally within books, digitally, or in print.

The category and numbering system is also the naming process for each thing, designed to have the different mediums exist in parity with one another and to remove what he feels the awkwardness of titles.

Adam co-founded the art magazine Cultural Bulletin in 2018 and latterly Vague New World in 2020, where he served as editor and art director. The magazines were stocked internationally, including at Tate, MoMA, Serpentine, and Yvon Lambert Gallery, under the distribution of Antenne Books.

Co-founded with Ruth Bate in 2023, he is the CEO of Plato’s House, an art project that operates as a limited company.

Adam is the COO of Kindred Studios, a charity founded by artist Angelique Schmitt, which takes an experimental approach to artist studios as evolving spaces for personal and societal transformation.

Alongside the songs on this page, he also creates music under the names Coalmine 2, Insurance (in collaboration with composer Sebastien Perrin), and Modern Blonde (a band with Ruth Bate and Ben Silver).

Something
The Ads That Hate The Most
An Interesting Hog Journey
Table
God
Metabolise Now