Affordable Art Fair - Battersea October 2016

FA I R G U I DE & MA P Battersea Park, London 20 – 23 October 2016

CONTENTS

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ART FOR EVERY TASTE

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GALLERIES IN FOCUS: JEALOUS AND JAMM

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WORKSHOPS, TOURS & SPECIAL EVENTS

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RECENT GRADUATES' EXHIBITION: MEET THE CURATOR

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EXHIBITING GALLERIES

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WORKSHOPS & TOURS TIMETABLE

AFFORDABLE ART FAIR TEAM Will Ramsay Joanna Edmunds FAIR MANAGEMENT Luci Noel Carla Dolan Sarah Barrett

Fair Founder UK Managing Director

Sally Dickson Alison Clarke Katherine Armstrong

Fair Director Fair Manager Programmes & Partnerships Manager Fair Coordinator Financial Controller Accounts Assistant

MARKETING & DESIGN Jessica Hall Claire Jackson Precious McCarthy Callum Bowdler Emma Amato Tom Sydenham Mischief PR the7stars

UK Marketing Director UK Marketing Manager Marketing Assistant UK Designer Lead Designer Global Designer PR Advertising

MANAGEMENT TEAM Sam Gare Leigh Richards

October marks the return of the Affordable Art Fair to beautiful Battersea Park and, in our seventeenth year in this auspicious London location, we cannot wait to play our part in demonstrating that #LondonIsOpen! Standing alongside our creative, entrepreneurial and industrial counterparts this Autumn, we celebrate all that this city has to offer, continuing to place London firmly at the center of the art world map.

The Autumn Collection is bursting full of galleries and artists from the international community and we are thrilled to welcome a host of new exhibitors to our stable.

American gallery Axiom Contemporary join us with their brand of contemporary pop art, while Galerie Calderone bring a raft of European artistic talent with them from France. If it’s art inspired by the East that you’re particularly interested in then be sure to visit Hanoi Art House, Lalanta Fine Art and ArtBlue Studio – all new to Battersea and brimming with contemporary works from across South East Asia. For something a little closer to home London-based JP Art Gallery and photography specialists The Print Room at Beetles + Huxley take the reins.

Amid a year of political and cultural change, we are thrilled to be back in the familiar shadow of the iconic Battersea Power Station, watching with bated breath as the regeneration continues apace. And in the spirit of all things new, this year’s Recent Graduates’ Exhibition is set to excite as we introduce Medeia Cohan as the new curator.

Having worked in the London art scene for over a decade, Medeia has approached this year’s degree shows with vigor, presenting a vibrant collection of 2D and 3D works which for the first time will be located throughout the fair.

With a keen eye for selecting the best of each year’s graduating class we cannot wait to see what Medeia has in store for us at this year’s fair – be sure to watch out for a few surprises along the way!

So, whatever your taste and budget, with over 1,000 artists on display and prices starting at £100 we are sure you will be able to find the piece that’s perfectly suited to you this October.

Luci Noel, Fair Director

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ART F OR EV ERY TA STE When three courses just isn't enough! If you've got room for a little more we've got just the thing - choose from a delectable range of works at affordable prices.

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DIS C OV ERIES : UNDER £ 1 ,0 0 0

1. Ben Catt. Walking I (detail). 20 x 20cm. Acrylic on board. £300. Eleven And A Half.

3. Angus Clyne. Spalted Sycamore and Yew Bowl (detail).

Sycamore and yew. 22 x 36cm. £450.

Eduardo Alessandro Studios.

2. Louise Stebbing. Return of the Gladioli (detail). Linocut, edition of 12. 40 x 50cm. £375. ContemporArti.

4. The Connor Brothers. And Those Who Were Seen Dancing (detail). Mixed media on paper, edition of 10. 112 x 68cm. £950. Jealous.

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1. Jane Human. Into the Woods X (detail). Oil on paper.

92 x 62cm. £1,950. i-contemporary.

3. Jeremy Galton RBA. English Teapot with Tropical Background (detail). Oil on board. 55 x 55cm. £3,750. The Russell Gallery.

2. Veda Hallowes. Quince I (detail). Bronze, edition of 9.

17 x 17 x 12cm. £1,900. Kaleidoscope Arts.

4. Alicia Savage. Clouds of Passion (detail). Digital photography, archival print, edition of 5. 101 x 101cm. £4,260. Arusha Gallery.

5. Melvin Sokolsky. Bouquet Seine (detail). Silver gelatin photograph, edition of 25. 16 x 20cm. £4,000. The Print Room at Beetles + Huxley.

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G A LLERIES IN FOC US Two of our exhibiting galleries, Jealous and JAMM Gallery give us their insider tips for making the most of the fair; and take a look into the future of art in a digital age.

J E AL O US We caught up with Gallery Manager Louise Fitzjohn to hear all about Jealous and get her expert advice on starting a collection.

have many prized pieces, my absolute favourites are originals gifted to me by incredible artists and very good friends of mine, including pieces by Tinsel Edwards, Adam Koukoudakis and a portrait of me by Christopher Ward.

T e ll us a b i t ab ou t Je al ou s a n d t h e in s p ira t io n be hi nd i t.

W h y do y ou t h in k w e s h o u l d h ang a rt in our h om es ?

Jealous first opened its doors in 2008, in Crouch End. Since then, we have opened Jealous East – which houses two floors of print studios, artist studios and our second gallery. The gallery was born through the passion of our Director, Dario Illari, who wanted to create a screenprinting studio and gallery. Our uniqueness comes from the fact that we make all the editions in the gallery, working collaboratively with a wide range of artists to create them.

For me, I hang art on my walls for the love of it. When I wake up every morning and see the work on my walls it makes me so much happier! Artwork can enhance an interior, but for myself, I like to be surrounded with the work I wish I could create and that evokes emotions you just can’t get with anything else.

D o yo u col l e c t ar t y ou r se l f , if s o, w hat ’s t h e m ost r e c e nt ad dit ion t o your col l e c ti on and what ’s y our mo s t p rize d pi e c e ?

Don't be afraid to walk into the stands, to look more closely at the craftsmanship of the pieces and ask questions! Buy what you love, not what other people tell you that you should love; you have to live with the piece, so choose something that stirs something up inside you. Lastly, don't forget that most galleries have more works by the same artist, so snoop around the stand and if you do find an artist you love, but you’re not sure, do a bit of research before you buy into them. My top tip – if you ask for a re-entry pass you can come back another day, for free!

I do – I don't think you can be in this business unless you want to fill your own walls full of the art you love! My most recent addition is Daisy Emerson's ‘Amazing,’ which is a screenprint edition with bubblegum colours and glitter. I

W h a t a dvic e would y o u g i v e to a s p irin g c ollec t ors v i s i ti ng th e f ai r ?

1. Ben Eine. Charming. 13 colour screenprint with varnish overlay, edition of 100. 46 x 86cm. £350. Jealous.

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2. Ade Adesina. Adaptation. Linocut, edition of 30. 76 x 112cm. £1,600. JAMM Gallery.

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J AM M G A LLE RY Following a successful Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, JAMM Gallery have joined us in Battersea for the Autumn edition. We take a look into the future with the online gallery’s co-founder, Amy Frost.

W h at wo rk wou l d we ty pi c al ly fin d o n t he wa ll of JA MM? JAMM Gallery shows interesting, intriguing work. We like artists to offer something a bit different such as Roger Taylor's light sculptures. We like to juxtapose different mediums and interesting, quirky works of art that draw people in.

W h at is yo ur e xpe r i e nc e of e x h i bit in g at an A f f or d abl e Art F a ir?

A lot of thought and preparation goes into the art fairs JAMM do. We love the energy that comes from exhibiting at the Affordable Art Fair, and like to keep our artists informed throughout the fair about how it is going, what is selling and the reactions we are getting to their work. We understand how hard it can be for an artist to hand over their work and wait, so we like to involve them in the whole process.

W h ic h a rt is t s s h ould w e p ar ti cu l ar l y look out for on y our s tand ?

We are exhibiting a new body of linocuts

by Ade Adesina at the Battersea fair and we are really excited to see them.

He has such a talent for working with lino printing and his ideas behind the work are fascinating, merging his roots as a Nigerian artist, with his views on the world and man’s impact on it. Light sculptor Roger Taylor stole the show at the Affordable Art Fair Hampstead this year and he has got something bigger and better for Battersea, so watch this space...

W h a t do y ou t h in k th e f u tu r e h o l d s for t h e a rt m a rket in o u r r ap i d l y exp a n din g digit a l w o r l d ?

We are an online gallery, and do small pop up shows and art fairs. As we don't have a permanent retail place to run, we have the time to think outside the box, and have already worked with the Affordable Art Fair to introduce artists to the fair using social media. The online art market is a huge deal, and so much can now be achieved online without the ties of a permanent location. It is an exciting time for the art world, and it is important for galleries to adapt to this new market.

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WORK SH OP S, TOU RS & SP EC IA L EVENTS At the Affordable Art Fair, we want to inspire everyone to fall in love with art and what better way to do this than to let you have a go yourself! Plus, children aged 4 – 11 can pick up a free kids pack from the Creative Studio.

TH U R SDA Y 11am – 3pm: Drop in and Draw: Strange Fruit Fruit has been a source of inspiration for artists for a long time; displaying wealth, the exotic and as a means to impress. It is a subject that continues to inspire today and has often been depicted from Dutch still lifes to contemporary practice such as the decaying forms of Anya Gallacio.

Drop in and make art inspired by this very symbolic motif – or just create your own still life!

For all ages.

4pm: Workshop: From Palette to Palate Join London Fine Art Studios for a gastronomically-inspired still life workshop with a difference. Ann Witheridge will show you some tips to get you started and a bottle of Dark Horse Wine goes to the best drawing!

For over 18s only.

F R IDA Y 11am – 3pm: Drop in and Draw: Let's go POP! A creative drop in session for all ages and abilities. We'll have references on hand to help you create artwork inspired by the soup cans of Warhol, the simplistic forms of Patrick Caulfield, Michael CraigMartin and more, all inspired by food and popular culture.

For all ages.

4pm: Workshop: From Palate to Palette Another chance to join London Fine Art Studios for a taster drawing workshop inspired by food with Ann Witheridge.

Don't forget that the best drawing wins a bottle of Dark Horse Wine!

For over 18s only.

S AT U R D AY 10am – 1pm: Drop in and Draw: Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice Do you have a sweet tooth? Then you'll no doubt be inspired by Claes Oldenburg's giant ice creams or Wayne Thiebaud's paintings of lollies and cakes! Drop in and let your imagination run wild!

For all ages but mainly the young at heart!

2pm: Tutti Frutti Join Sunny Art Centre tutor Yinjie Sun for a family friendly workshop using the brightly coloured fruit and flowers of Chinatown as inspiration.

For families.

S U N D AY 10am – 1pm: Drop in and Draw: Surreal Cuisine From Magritte to Archimboldo's head, food has been used to depict the absurd, the dreamlike and the fantastical. You'll never look at food in the same way again! Drop in and find everything you need to inspire you to create your own surrealist artwork.

For all ages.

2pm: Frutti Tutti Another chance for families to hone their drawing skills with Sunny Art Centre tutor Yinjie Sun. Expect exotic fruit, flowers and objects from the bustling hub of Chinatown.

For families.

TA L K S AND TOU RS Daily at 3pm: Own Art Tours Fancy starting a collection but don’t know where to start? Own Art will take you on a tour of member galleries and share some tips to help you get started.

Meet at the Info Desk.

S PE C I AL E V E N T Thursday at 7pm: London Fine Art Studios: Talk and Tasting Wine has inspired many an artist, not only as sustenance but also as subject matter. Join Ann Witheridge to explore the representation of wine in art, coloured with tastings of Dark Horse Wines.

S U NDA Y SO F A SESSIO NS In the Talks Lounge 1pm: April Russell: The Art of Interiors Join April Russell on behalf of the British Institute of Interior Design as she discusses what to consider when choosing art for your home.

3pm: Recent Graduates Picks Recent Graduates’ Curator, Medeia Cohan, will discuss her pick of this year’s art school finds and how to start investing in art.

PR I N T S T U D I O Thursday – Saturday: 12, 2 & 4pm Sunday: 12pm & 2pm Artichoke Printmaking bring their Brixton Studio to Battersea! From rollers to ink, toy cars to copper plates, and plastic alligators - find all sorts of printmaking paraphernalia to inspire you to create original drypoint masterpieces.

S EE TH E FU TU RE O F HISTO R Y W I T H T H E E C ON OM I S T Visit The Economist in the Café area throughout the fair to experience a digital recreation of the Mosul Museum through virtual reality. The Economist has collaborated with Rekrei, a non-profit group formerly known as Project Mosul, to recreate the museum and many of the lost artefacts, explain why they matter and examine how they were virtually reconstructed.

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RECENT GRA D UA TES' EXH IB ITION: MEET T H E C U RA T O R

Our enthusiasm for new and emerging talent is hard to hide and with a brand new Recent Graduates' Curator we’ve found another excuse to shout about all the wonderful work coming through to our fairs from artists at the beginning of their careers. Medeia Cohan talks us through her thinking behind this year’s display and why she’s the perfect person for the job!

'For this years Recent Graduates' Exhibition I wanted to take advantage of the evolving layout of the fair and present something ambitious and perhaps unfamiliar. I very much see this exhibition in two parts: In the atrium, right at the front of the fair, is my pick of the most exciting painters that were discovered at the last round of UK degree shows. In this section, I've focused on six artists and curated a series of mini solo presentations, each showcasing a number of works, many previously unseen.

By doing so, I aim to provide a strong context and a deeper insight into the work of each artist.

'As visitors explore the fair, they'll discover four special commissions that make up the second part of the Recent Graduates' Exhibition. For these sections, I have selected four artists – Jake Grewal, Bex Ilsley, Holly Muir and Tom Stewart – encouraging each to propose an experimental installation that stretches the established confines of an art fair.

The results are engaging and interactive, challenging and thoughtful. I hope these provide an alternative experience, while emphasising the diversity of work emerging from UK art schools.'

With over ten years’ under your belt working in the London art world, talk us through your career highlights to date.

My favourite shows have been when I've helped to facilitate unconventional happenings. Events like Nicky Deeley's 'The Beasts of Lismore' and Mike Ballard's 'Whose Coat Is That Jacket You're Wearing?' are part story-telling, part performance. They encourage public participation and spill out beyond the boundaries of an art exhibition.

What experience do you think has helped you hone your eye for emerging talent the most?

Previously I was the Curator for University of the Arts London and during that time I pushed Future Map to evolve into a cutting-edge annual showcase for graduating artists taking place in some of London's top galleries with expert selection panels. These shows meant sourcing the best of the best from fine art to design and exhibiting them together in an engaging way. It was no mean feat!

What excites you about the role of Recent Graduates' Curator?

Providing a platform for artists outside of the major London art schools and getting their work in front of more than 20,000 people. This year's selection includes artists from Bournemouth, Brighton, Manchester, Salford, Glasgow and the Ruskin School of Art in Oxford.

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What do you hope visitors to the fair will experience when they encounter the class of 2016?

I hope visitors are able to slow down, engage and benefit from taking the time to look carefully. I think the installations particularly will excite and engage those who are unafraid to give them a chance.

Which stands might you be found browsing at this year’s fair?

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Print Club London and Jealous for affordable prints. TAG Fine Arts have some exciting artists.

Any top tips for artists at the beginning of their career?

Don't price your work too high, too early.

So often artists jump in with an initial valuation that's impossible to sustain.

And don't be afraid to talk to collectors and curators to make opportunities happen for yourself.

1. Valerie Savchits. Recent Graduate artist in her studio.

2. Medeia Cohan. Recent Graduates' Curator. Photograph by Charles Moriarty.

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B E N E DMUND S Royal College of Art S AMU E L E Y LES The Cass of London Metropolitan University C AL L U M FA RRELL Camberwell College of Arts J A K E G R E WA L University of Brighton

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S T UAR T HOWITT UAL: Chelsea College of Arts B E X I L SL E Y Manchester School of Art A S HL E I GH K ITCH EN Glasgow School of Art H OL L Y MUIR University of Oxford TO M ST E W A RT Arts University Bournemouth V A L E R I E SAVCH ITS University of Salford

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1. Ashleigh Kitchen. Love Remix. Oil on paper.

43 x 53cm. £450.

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2. Holly Muir. Return to the Highlands. Plywood with spraypaint and carving, planed timber, lasercut text, jesmonite casts and fur. Variable dimensions. £4,000.

3. Samuel Elyes. He Stepped It Up. Acrylic on prepared canvas. 170 x 239cm. £2,600.

4. Ben Edmunds. Fuselage. Oil on canvas.

188 x 170cm. £2,800.

5. Jake Grewal. Recent Graduate artist in the studio.

6. Callum Farrell. Tate and Lyle from Across the River.

Acrylic on canvas. 30 x 25cm. £400.

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EXHIB ITING G A LLERIES

Able Fine Art NY Gallery New York, USA +1 212 675 3057 ablefineartny.com

Akartasia

B2

London, UK 020 8133 2072 akartasia.com

Alicia David Contemporary Art

E4

London, UK 07920 102 284 aliciadavid.com

C7

Alpha Art Gallery Edinburgh, UK 0131 226 3066 alpha-art.co.uk

Arlev Art

B3

The Art Movement London, UK 020 7501 4049 art-movement.com

F2

ARTITLEDcontemporary Herpen, Netherlands +31 647 121 800 artitled.nl

Art H

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Art Unity

F10

The Artful Project London, UK 020 8933 0095 theartfulproject.com

Paris, France +33 1 43 26 23 arlevart.com

C8

Brussels, Belgium +32 47 59 56 688 artunitygallery.com

UK & USA 07976 294 985 art8star.co.uk

ArtBlue Sttudio

L12

Tiong Bahru, Singapore +65 9752 5458 artbluestudio.com

Artichoke

Artists in Residence

L9 London, UK 020 7924 0600 artichoketrading@btconnect.com

London, UK 020 7232 1916 artistsinresidence.info

ARTSHOUSE.CO.UK

Arusha Gallery

London, UK 07779 590 921 artshouse.co.uk

J6

C4

Edinburgh, UK 01315 571 412 arushagallery.com

D3

A3

L11

Avery Contemporary Art Kent, UK 07798 601 427 a-c-a.biz

Axiom Contemporary

K3

Beside The Wave London & Cornwall 020 7722 4161 beside-the-wave.co.uk

Brighton, UK 01273 603 109 bip-art.co.uk

F4

Byard Art

A7

Cobalt Fine Arts Surrey, UK 07712 002 178 cobaltfinearts.co.uk

Bell Fine Art

J5

bip-Art Printmaking

A10

Bridgegate Gallery Holt, UK 01829 270 101 bridgegategallery.co.uk

California, USA +1 310 452 1120 axiomcontemporary.com

Cambridge, UK 01223 464 646 byardart.co.uk

London, UK 07812 196 257 columbiaroadgallery.com

Bleach Box Photography Gallery Cambridge, UK 07779 704 946 bleachbox.co.uk

K7

A6

Candida Stevens Fine Art

G8

Columbia Road Gallery

E8

Winchester, UK 01962 860 439 bellfineart.co.uk

Chichester, UK 01243 528 401 candidastevens.com

K9

contemporArti

K1

London, UK 07966 599 918 contemporarti.com

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The Contemporary Fine Art Gallery, Eton Berkshire, UK 01753 854 315 cfag.co.uk

Crane Kalman Brighton

L1

Curious Duke Gallery London, UK 020 7251 6551 curiousdukegallery.com

Utrecht, Netherlands + 31 302 312 600 dekunstsalon.com

Bath, UK 01225 443 746 edgarmodern.com

Paris, France +33 1 53 30 00 10 enviedart.com

E7

New York City, USA 07538 271 220 decorazongallery.com

D8

Eduardo Alessandro Studios

H7

Envie d’Art Galleries

D7

London, UK 020 7935 2600 cube-gallery.co.uk

DECORAZONgallery

B4

Edgar Modern

G5

Eleven And A Half London, UK 020 7377 6144 elevenandahalf.com

Cube Gallery

F9

De KunstSalon

I2

DegreeArt.com London, UK 020 8980 0395 degreeart.com

Brighton, UK 01273 697 096 cranekalmanbrighton.com

Dundee, UK 01382 737 011 eastudios.com

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Fairfax Gallery

G6

Tunbridge Wells, UK 01892 525 525 fairfaxgallery.com

F8

fourfour

Folly & Muse London, UK 07460 426 251 follyandmuse.com

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Gagliardi Gallery London, UK 020 7352 3663 gagliardigallery.org

Paris, France +33 1 48 04 39 70 galerie-artima.com

London, UK 07738 719 855 galleryno15.com

Nottingham, UK 0115 924 3555 georgethorntonart.com

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Dinard, France +32 290 04 01 05 galeriecalderone.com

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Gallery G-77

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George Thornton Art

J3

Seoul, South Korea +82 2 725 3546 gagagallery.com

Galerie Calderone

H4

Gallery No 15

F7

Galley Tableau Seoul, Korea +82 2723 6084 galllerytableau.com

GAGA Gallery

C1

Galerie Artima

H12

Galerie Vivendi Paris, France +33 1 42 76 90 76 vivendi-gallery.com

London, UK 07900 494 933 fourfourartists.co.uk

Kyoto, Japan +81 90 9419 2326 g77gallery.com

J12

Gormleys Fine Art

J4

Belfast, UK 028 9066 3313 gormleys.ie

K10

Greenstage Gallery Worcester, UK 01885 490 839 greenstagegallery.co.uk

Hanga Ten - Conteporary Japanese Prints London, UK 07788 458 201 hangaten.com

K2

I7

Hybrid Gallery Devon, UK 01404 43201 hybrid-devon.co.uk

Halfmoon Printmakers

London, UK B7 020 8858 1569 greenwich-printmakers.co.uk

London, UK 020 8670 7313 halfmoonprintmakers.com

Hanoi Art House

Hayloft Contemporary

Milton Keynes, UK 07476 848 434 hanoiarthouse.co.uk

E1

i - contemporary

L3

IOB - Items of Beauty London, UK 020 7993 6959 itemsofbeauty.london

Greenwich Printmakers

London, UK 07525 651 326 i-contemporary.com

Isle of Wight, UK 01983 875 133 islandfinearts.com

B6

Ingo Fincke Gallery

C2

Island Fine Arts

F5

Bonsall, UK 01629 824 278 thehayloftgallery.co.uk

D4

London, UK 020 7228 7966 ingofincke.com

C5

Jack Fine Art

J1

Nunnington, UK 07769 66 5474 jackfineart.com

A9

James Kinmont Fine Art London, UK 020 3488 0795 kinmont.co.uk

JAMM Gallery

L7

A4

La Lanta Fine Art Bangkok, Thailand +66 2 204 0583 lalanta.com

London, UK 020 7738 1440 jpartconsultancy.com

London, UK 07710 305 279 lenaboyle.com

London, UK 07808 612 193 lindablackstone.com

E9

London, UK 020 8879 0250 kaleidoscope-arts.co.uk

A2

Liberty Gallery

K8

The Linda Blackstone Gallery

J11

London, UK 020 7739 4107 jealousgallery.com

Kaleidoscope Arts

C3

Lena Boyle Fine Art

I5

Lighthouse Gallery Cornwall, UK 07974 812 189 lighthouse-gallery.com

Jealous

G7

JP Art Gallery

John Noott Galleries Broadway, UK 01386 858 969 john-noott.com

London, UK 07970 492 858 jamm-gallery.co.uk

I12

Kent, UK 07881 830 709 liberty-gallery.com

J9

Manifold Editions London, UK 020 7370 7202 manifoldeditions.com

E6

Marine House at Beer Beer, UK 01297 625 257 marinehouseatbeer.co.uk

Mint Art Gallery

H1

Nicholas Bowlby East Sussex, UK 07831 255 691 nicholasbowlby.co.uk

London, UK 020 7924 6741 northcotegallery.com

London, UK 020 7399 9999 panterandhall.com

London, UK 020 7254 9028 printclublondon.com

J8

Bath, UK 07931 117 911 oliviaconnelly.com

K6

Pieroni Contemporary Art

A11

Print Club London

A8

Bath, UK 01225 839 834 modernartbuyer.com

Olivia Connelly

D5

PH2 Gallery

I3

Pinales Art London, UK 020 3648 4986 pinalesart.com

Modern Artbuyer

K4

Northcote Gallery

L10

Paragon Gallery Cheltenham, UK 01242 233391 paragongallery.co.uk

London, UK 07981 597 844 mintarts.com

F6

B5 Richmond, UK 07973 306 804 pieronicontemporaryart.com

The Print Room at Beetles + Huxley London, UK 020 7434 4319 theprint-room.com

L8

The Public House of Art Amsterdam, Netherlands +31 20 24 02 551 publichouseofart.com

RHG NYC London, UK 020 7436 4899 rebeccahossack.com

E12

Manchester, UK 0161 834 3330 richardgoodallgallery.com

London, UK 020 8780 5228 russell-gallery.com

London, UK 020 7401 9666 skylarkgalleries.com

H9

Amsterdam, Netherlands +31 206 155 610 ronenartgallery.com

A5

Scottish Art Portfolio

D6

Skylark Galleries

I11

Cornwall, UK 07729 907 386 renfineart.com

Ronen Art Gallery

J10

The Russell Gallery

F1

Sheridan Russell Gallery Nr. Borehamwood, UK 07985 469 620 sheridanrussellgallery.com

London, UK 020 7498 6868 quantumart.co.uk

Richard Goodall Gallery

J13

Rosvik Gallery Wiltshire, UK rosvikgallery.co.uk

REN fine art

Quantum Contemporary Art

D2

Rentrewshire, UK 01505 612 077 scottishartportfolio.co.uk

J2

Smithson Gallery

L2

Bristol, UK 07779 656 083 smithsongallery.co.uk

J7

Spence Gallery Toronto, Canada +1 416 795 2787 spencegallery.com

Tallantyre Gallery Northumberland, UK 01670 517 214 tallantyre-gallery.co.uk

Warwickshire, UK 01608 664 411 thestourgallery.co.uk

L6

Thompson’s Gallery

A1

Turner Barnes Gallery Essex, UK 01245 248 662 turnerbarnesgallery.com

TAG Fine Arts

The Stour Gallery

B1

London, UK 020 7935 3595 thompsonsgallery.co.uk

London, UK 01239 654 078 turningtides.eu

West End House Gallery

Will’s Art Warehouse

Smarden, UK K5 01233 770 261 west-end-house-gallery.co.uk

London, UK 020 8246 4840 wills-art.com

H8

Tripod

G3

Turning Tides Contemporary Art

F3

London, UK 020 7688 8446 tagfinearts.com

H6

Harpenden, UK 020 8340 0454 tripodartists.co.uk

H3

Villa del Arte Galleries Barcelona, Spain +34 93 26 80 673 villadelarte.com

H10

Xibit-B

I9

Cornwall, UK 07528 356 136 Xibitb15@gmail.com

L4

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WORK SH OP S & TOURS TIM ETA B LE T HU R S DA Y 2 0 OCTOB ER

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11am – 3pm Drop in and Draw: Strange Fruit Creative workshop inspired by art history For all ages

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4pm From Palate to Palette London Fine Art Studios drawing workshop For over 18s only

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TL Sunday Sofa Sessions: The Art of Interiors With April Russell

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11am – 3pm Drop in and Draw: Let's go POP Pop Art inspired drop in For all ages 4pm From Palate to Palette London Fine Art Studios drawing workshop For over 18s only SAT U RD A Y 2 2 OCTOBE R

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10am – 1pm Drop in and Draw: Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice Creative session inspired by sweet treats in art For all ages 2pm Tutti Frutti Sunny Art Centre drawing workshop For families

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Creative Studio

10am – 1pm Drop in and Draw: Surreal Cuisine Creative sessions inspired by surrealism and food in art For all ages

2pm Frutti Tutti Sunny Art Centre drawing workshop For families 3pm

TL Sunday Sofa Sessions: Recent Graduates' Curator Medeia Cohan discusses the picks of this year's exhibition

P RINT S T UDIO Thursday – Saturday: 12, 2 & 4pm

PS Sunday: 12pm & 2pm

Drypoint workshop with Artichoke Printmakers T OUR DU J OUR Daily at 3pm Own Art take you on a tour of member galleries Meet at the Infodesk

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