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CONTENTS

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Tired of London, Tired of Life

Charity Update: CoolTan Arts

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Add a Splash of Art

Workshops, Talks and Tours

Recent Graduates: Ones to Watch

Exhibiting Galleries

AFFORDABLE ART FAIR TEAM Will Ramsay

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FAIR MANAGEMENT Nicky Wheeler Luci Noel Sarah Barrett Carla Dolan Kate Parrott Alison Clarke

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It’s that time of year again and we’re delighted to be back to add a splash of art to Battersea.

Programme Timetable

I can’t believe a whole year has flown by since we were celebrating our 15th anniversary, and since then we’ve been planning and preparing our fairs with even more excitement and enthusiasm than before (who knew that was even possible?!). This edition certainly promises to be packed full of fantastic changes, and we can’t wait to share them with you – we promise it’s worth switching the rugby off for! As Battersea itself is being transformed with the massive redevelopment of the iconic Power Station, we’ve had our own mini transformation in the form of the fabulous redesign of the fair venue. With a fresh new feel, a brand new cafe and plenty of special feature areas for you to explore, this edition of the fair promises to be bigger, brighter, and better than ever. We’re also delighted to have joined forces with the wonderful people at Sipsmith independent spirits and Fever-Tree premium natural mixers tonic, who will be offering their delectable, award-winning drinks at the central Artisanal Gin and Tonic Bar. We’re thrilled to welcome an eclectic selection of new exhibitors and artists into the mix for this edition of the fair, from Dutch photography specialists ARTITLEDcontemporary, and young London-based gallery India Dickinson, to Lacey Contemporary Art, recognised for championing unique and experimental British work alongside pieces from Australian and African artists. And, that’s not to mention the return of our Recent Graduates’ Exhibition in its new premier location, featuring the most exciting names of 2015 emerging from the UK’s art schools – from exquisite charcoal portraiture and colossal abstract paintings to powerful and evocative concrete sculpture, it certainly promises to be a showstopper. Since the very first edition of the fair we’ve been on a mission to help as many people as possible to fall in love with art, and to prove that you don’t have to be a millionaire to become a collector. Despite the changing face of the fair itself, this remains at the very heart of what we do. We’re thrilled that we’ve initiated so many of you into the art world, and introduced you to the joys of collecting original art. Enjoy the fair! Nicky Wheeler, Fair Director

TIRED OF LONDON, TIRED OF LIFE The London landscape has, for centuries, provided an endless source of inspiration for artists all over the globe. Canaletto, best known for his idyllic Venetian canal paintings, made a decade-long pilgrimage to England in the 1750s, whilst Monet made several trips to the capital at the turn of

the 20th century, producing shimmering homages to the city, including his iconic Houses of Parliament series. British favourite J.M.W. Turner is well known for his atmospheric London scenes, whilst Whistler’s much-loved oil paintings of the capital (including, famously, our very local Battersea Bridge!) provide a personal, alternative view of late-Victorian London. Contemporary artists too continue to be inspired by the shifting shapes and creative heritage of the London landscape, including several of those you’ll find at the fair. We’ve been catching up with some of them to find out why London has such a strong hold over the artistic imagination.

1. Edward Noott. Southwark Bridge. Oil on canvas. 30 x 41cm. Courtesy of John Noott Galleries. 2. Herme Bellido. Battersea Power Station. Screenprint, edition of 10. 48 x 48cm. Courtesy of Habasco.

For Habasco Gallery’s Herme Bellido, it’s the diversity and ever-changing nature of the city that makes London such a rich source of inspiration. She says, ‘I never cease to be surprised by how this vibrant city excites and provokes me. I find its contrasts, its variety, its multiculturalism, its grandeur, its beauty, and the abundance of people at all times and in all places enough reasons to want to work with it as a subject again and again.’ Born in Seville, Herme has experienced London in a number of different ways– as a student, as a tourist, and as a resident – so capturing views of the city is also a way of understanding her connection to the place, and recording treasured memories. Herme recalls, ‘Several of my works inspired by the Thames were born after encountering the most beautiful sunrise near Battersea. A truly magical moment, I wanted to try and reproduce the almost impossible colours I witnessed.’

The Thames also holds a particular appeal for oil painter Edward Noott – shown by John Noott Galleries – for whom the architecture of the city is a constant source of fascination and inspiration. He says, ‘I’m particularly drawn to the way space opens up over the Thames. From the denseness of the city buildings, one is suddenly exposed to light, space and atmosphere. With a horizon punctuated by such iconic and beautiful buildings as St. Paul’s and the Houses of Parliament, the possibilities are endless.’

TIRED OF LONDON TIRED OF LIFE

3. Gail Brodholt. Factory Junction. Linocut, edition of 75. 55 x 90cm. Courtesy of Halfmoon Printmakers. 4. Paul Catherall. Southbank II (detail). Linocut, edition of 50. 56 x 76cm. Courtesy of Artichoke.

For printmaker Paul Catherall, who exhibits with Artichoke, London’s landmarks held an undeniable appeal from a young age. He recalls, ‘I’ve always loved London – I even persuaded my parents to take me there for a few days holiday when I was a young teenager growing up in Coventry. I moved to the city permanently straight after graduating; at that point my work was mainly figurative, but I always had a strong appreciation of Modernist and Brutalist architecture. I felt particularly at home on the Southbank and always got a strange sense of nostalgia when going past Elephant and Castle… I slowly came to realise these places reminded me of my upbringing in the concrete jungle of Coventry.’ For Paul, this sense of place, simultaneously familiar and entirely new, is a key part of the appeal of London where the ever-changing landscape can take on a new significance for each individual.

Halfmoon Studio’s Gail Brodholt, however, is a Londoner through and through. For her, capturing London as the subject in her artworks is, first and foremost, a way of recording fleeting moments in the city’s architectural history. She says, ‘London is changing so quickly these days, it’s important to capture the views that are disappearing. My print ‘Factory Junction’ illustrates this pace of change – between the first sketching trip and producing the finished print, the huge iconic Battersea gasometer was demolished. Soon the view of the Power Station will also be completely obscured from this viewpoint as new buildings go up around it. I love that my works record particular times and places in London’s rich history.’ As Samuel Johnson famously said, ‘when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life, ’ and here at the Affordable Art Fair, we certainly can’t think of any place we’d rather be!

CHARITY UPDATE: COOLTAN ARTS We’re delighted to welcome pioneering arts and mental health organisation CoolTan Arts, our 2015 charity partner, back to the fair this autumn. Emma Thatcher, of CoolTan, tells us about the exciting new developments for the charity since they joined us at our spring fair. “We were thrilled to be selected as the Affordable Art Fair’s charity partner, and back in March we had the opportunity to showcase some of the work created in our visual arts workshops to a wider audience. Weeks of excited preparation by CoolTan’s staff, participants and volunteers went into creating new artworks and discussing how best to exhibit our work. “Our finished stand was a beautifully colourful creation, replete with original works in oil, watercolour and pencil, as well as sculpture, prints and art books by many of our talented CoolTan artists. And, to help our fundraising efforts artworks were also generously donated to our stand by Vera Schuhmacher Fine Art, The Public House of Art, Transistor, and Hicks Gallery, who were all exhibiting at the fair.

“One of the highlights of the fair for us was the Charity Private View. It was such a busy, vibrant event, and we were thrilled to have our patron – artist Maggi Hambling – open the fair on our behalf. “Since the fair it’s been all go. From running a packed schedule of workshops at our arts centre, to working on several exhibitions, projects and walks – there’s certainly been a buzz about CoolTan this summer! Back in June we ran a Summer Solstice Midnight Walk, led by some of our wonderful volunteers, we learned about London’s hidden history, and celebrated by lighting candles by the Thames. Perhaps most excitingly for art lovers, we currently have an art exhibition in our gallery space, celebrating British black music, including icons from Desmond Dekker to Tinie Tempah. “We’re excited for what’s in store at the Affordable Art Fair this autumn. This time at the Charity Private View, we’re offering visitors the opportunity to transform themselves into some of our favourite creative heroes, from Frida Kahlo and Vincent van Gogh, to Yayoi Kusama with our fabulously fun CoolTan photo booth in the Education Space.”

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We’ve caught up with some of our wonderful exhibitors to find out just how adding a splash of art can transform your space, and asked them to share their top tips for selecting and presenting your collection at home.

We’ve all had those moments, be it in a museum, gallery or art fair, of standing in front of an artwork and getting completely lost within it. Whether the piece evokes a powerful memory, sparks an emotional response, or simply entrances you with its beauty, it’s certainly a pretty special experience. So, we can’t think of many things that beat displaying your own art collection at home, and being able to appreciate that unique feeling every day.

As Eleni Duke, founder of East London’s Curious Duke Gallery, explains, it’s important initially to concentrate on how the artwork makes you feel rather than how well it matches your decor. She says, ‘when finding an artwork for your home, you shouldn’t select a work simply because it matches the furniture, it should be because you know you will enjoy living with that piece in your home; if the artwork inspires you it will enhance the atmosphere of your space. We say, buy your art first, and then buy the furniture to match!’

1. Charlotte Keates. Captivate. Oil on board. 90 x 65cm. Courtesy of Arusha Gallery. 2. Matt Crump. Balloon. Photograph, edition of 75. 50 x 50cm. Courtesy of The Artful Project. 3. Samantha Gare. Villarrica 2. Ink, acrylic and charcoal on paper. 100 x 100cm. Courtesy of Curious Duke Gallery.

its surroundings. She suggests large-scale oil paintings, such as those by Charlotte Keates, work well in minimalist spaces, whilst more conceptual pieces, such as paintings by Ilona Szalay, can really come into their own against a more traditional backdrop.

Creative director of quirky Edinburgh-based Arusha Gallery, Agnieszka Prendota, often works directly with interior designers, and explains that when working on such projects she’s always left ‘in awe of the transformative power art has in interiors’. She continues, ‘art speaks volumes not only about the owner’s taste, but also about what moves them, what makes them laugh and think – it’s a way of truly personalising the space.’ For Agnieszka too, once you’ve fallen for an artwork, it’s vital to consider

Ultimately, however you add a splash of art to your home, as Rachel Hotchkiss – director of The Artful Project – says, art should be bought and displayed for love. She continues, ‘original art is the only thing that truly identifies your home. Almost everything else you own is mass produced. It’s actually a brave thing to do, to reveal who you are and what you like when someone walks over your threshold, but that can be so empowering, too!’ We hope you’ll discover plenty to explore and adore at the fair, and find that perfect piece to add a splash of art to your home.

WORKSHOPS, DEMOS, INFORMAL TALKS Whether you are following the Rugby World Cup, are a fitness fanatic or simply enjoy a spot of hula hooping, you’ll enjoy our Education Programme, inspired by the body, movement, health and well-being. We’ll also be jumping on board with the latest colouring-in craze with a selection of colouring-in sheets for both kids and adults. All workshops are free of charge and unless otherwise stated will take place in the Education Space. Children must be accompanied all times.

FOR KIDS & FAMILIES Activity packs Kids can pick up a free ‘Hoop, Skip and Jump’ activity pack from the Education Space, filled with arty activities and drawing materials. SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER 11am: Art Club with Lil Adams: 3D fun – Working with Models You’ll be amazed how much art you can create in an hour! Join this family friendly workshop and learn how to make origami animals and plasticine figures; these will become your sketching subjects! 2pm: House of Illustration Workshop with Julie Vermeille Make an exciting sculpture that comes to life! Using wire, 2D shapes and cut-out people, learn how to make a kinetic sculpture which balances and changes as it moves. SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER All day: OKIDO Takeover Fresh from a successful CBeebies launch OKIDO join us for a day of arty fun. Draw your favourite sport, dance move or stretch. Make your mark on a collective giant drawing and play with OKIDO character stencils, Okidoodle drawing books and be inspired by the ‘All About Me’ issue of OKIDO’s Art and Science magazine.

All day, every day: Staying in the Lines – Colour wall Did you know that colouring-in can be a great way to de-stress and take time out from a hectic day? Plus it’s fun! Come and grab a sheet from a display in the Education Space. With contributions from Lucie Sheridan, OKIDO Magazine, CoolTan Arts and Lil Adams, plus a selection of adult colouringin books for you to work your way through. Suitable for all ages and abilities.

ADULT WORKSHOPS, TALKS & TOURS THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER 12pm: Pigments, Priming and Paint London Fine Art Studio leads a handson, practical workshop into the tools of the artist’s trade. From grinding pigment to learning how to stretch and prime a canvas, come and see how it’s done. 2pm: Chemigram Workshop Get hands-on and learn how to make your own chemigram print using ordinary household chemicals and drawing materials. Artist Sandy Hon, who is exhibiting as part of the Recent Graduates’ Exhibition at the fair, will take you through the process step by step. 4pm: Art Club with Lil Adams: Figures and Flipbooks Do you ever feel like you don’t have time to be creative? Drop in and see what you can achieve in a small space of time. In this session you will make a flipbook, do some quick-fire drawing and take away inspiration for using those little pockets of time creatively. FRIDAY 23 OCTOBER 12pm: Sensory Social Sketching CoolTan Arts artist Sam Welton leads a workshop of quick-fire drawing activities designed to explore different ways of using the body and our senses to make art. Expect collaboration, silliness and unexpected results! 2pm: House of Illustration Workshop with Julie Vermeille Come and make kinetic sculpture inspired by the body and its movements. Using hoops, wire and 2D shapes, make a work of art that balances, moves and reacts. 4pm: Still Life Secrets Ann Witheridge, founder of London Fine Art Studios, will help uncover the principles of composition, colour harmony and painting in oils as applied to the still life. Your chance to learn from an expert!

SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER 11.30am: An Art World Insider Tour with Susan Mumford Ever wonder what you miss when visiting a fair on your own? Join this whistle-stop tour to learn about collecting and curating, as well as the stories of individual pieces on display. You’ll have a chance to ask Susan about collecting art and the art world. Susan is an entrepreneur in the art world and founded the Association of Women Art Dealers in 2010, followed by Be Smart About Art in 2012. Meet at the Information Desk. SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER 1pm: Sunday Sofa Sessions: Meet the Artists Come and grab a comfy seat and hear from three artists from our Recent Graduates’ Exhibition. Get an insight into their working methods and inspirations. With Suzi Moris, Lucy Smallbone and Libby Heaney. In the Talks Lounge. 3pm Sunday Sofa Sessions: Meet the Galleries Your chance to hear from three Affordable Art Fair galleries who will introduce their newest additions. Who are they and why are they the rising stars of the future? With India Dickinson, Folly & Muse and Degree Art. In the Talks Lounge.

PRINT STUDIO Artichoke Printmakers are back and invite you to try your hand at the simple yet effective technique of drypoint. If you’ve ever played Consequences or Exquisite Corpse, you’ll know how fun it is creating crazy figures and exotic creatures. Artichoke invite you to draw a head, a body or even a pair of legs to create crazy collaborative figures! Or if that’s not your bag, there’ll also be inspiration and tips from the experts on hand. For all ages. Thursday – Saturday : 12, 2 & 4pm Sunday: 12pm & 2pm

RECENT GRADUATES: ONES TO WATCH This autumn we’re delighted once again to present our annual Recent Graduates’ Exhibition, featuring 23 of the brightest new names emerging from the UK’s art schools. Curated by Jessica Hall and Emma Mansell, the showcase provides a snapshot of some of the most exciting new contemporary work being produced today. And, with alumni of the exhibition including the likes of Julia Vogl, Martina Lindqvist, and Andrew Salgado – who, for instance, has gone on to have seven successive sell-out solo shows with his astonishingly visceral paintings – it’s a perfect opportunity to indulge in some serious talent spotting. Amongst this year’s graduates you’ll find Christine Leech and Matteo Allodi, both using concrete to produce powerful and intriguing sculptural work, and Libby Heaney who draws on her background in quantum physics to create her scientificallyinspired installations. Amongst the painters represented are Katherine Russell, who renders wonderfully oblique scenes in oils, focusing on subtle colouration and dramatic lighting, and Rene Gonzalez, who often evokes seminal political or scientific figures and ideas in his large, bold canvases.

Also included this year is Suzi Morris, whose colossal, abstract oil paintings were showcased as part of the 2013 edition of the Recent Graduates’ Exhibition. We’re delighted to welcome Suzi back to showcase her new work as she undertakes her Professional Doctorate. Suzi recalls, ‘When I was first selected for the Recent Graduates’ Exhibition after completing my MA, it was an amazing experience. I’ll never forget the Private View evening, and meeting so many people who were interested in my paintings. It was quite surreal really, and very meaningful, that so many people could connect with what is ultimately an intimate reflection of my own experiences of being human. I’m even more excited to be coming back to Battersea this year to launch my new work based on my doctorate proposal, The Viral Sublime.’ Take a sneak peek at some of our Recent Graduates’ profiles overleaf, and remember, you saw them here first!

Anna Olafsson Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design Charlotte Amey and Fatima Begum (1) The Cass, London Metropolitan University Christine Leech Norwich University of the Arts Dexter Gonzales University of Brighton Dylan Andrews University of the West of England

James Metsoja Royal College of Art Katherine Russell City & Guilds of London Art School Kirsty Andrew Central Saint Martins Libby Heaney (3) Central Saint Martins Liza Mackintosh Wimbledon College of Arts Loui Miles University of Brighton Lucy Smallbone Slade School of Fine Art

Matteo Allodi (4) Loughborough University Melissa Fairchild Camberwell College of Arts Melissa Kime Royal College of Art Min Jung Kim Royal College of Art Rene Gonzalez City & Guilds of London Art School Sandy Hon Wimbledon College of Arts Summer Oxley Wimbledon College of Arts

Suzi Morris (2) University of East London Thomas Elliott City & Guilds of London Art School Yva Jung Slade School of Fine Art

RECENT GRADUATES: ONES TO WATCH

DYLAN ANDREWS, BA Drawing and Applied Arts, University of the West of England How would you sum up your work? Monochromatic portraiture, where figures are contorted through light and shade. How do you create one of your works? I begin by taking several photographs of the subject, experimenting with various lighting and shadow effects until I have achieved an image that I’m happy with. I then map out the image onto paper, filling out the details using charcoal, blending tools and a rubber. How do you select your subject matter? A lot of my images are self portraits; I use them as a way of expressing my current mood. Biggest inspiration behind your work? My work is inspired by my own life experiences. The contrast between negative and positive periods of my life is what initially inspired me to experiment with light and shadow in my drawing. I love Shaun Hick’s quote, ‘you need to spend time crawling alone through shadows to truly appreciate what it is to stand in the sun’.

LUCY SMALLBONE, BA Fine Art Painting, City & Guilds of London Art School How would you sum up your work? Strange worlds interrupted by paint. How do you create one of your works? I start by collecting lots of images of unusual landscapes – ice caves, swamps, deserts. I play around with the images, trying to make the space feel as though it might collapse or change in an instant, then I develop the works in paint. How do you select your subject matter? It tends to come about in themes of colours and spaces; at the moment it is flowing between swamps and forests, to canyons and edges. Who is the biggest inspiration behind your work? I’m mostly inspired by things I read. I take a lot of inspiration from science fiction writers, such as J.G. Ballard.

Best moment of your art career so far? My degree show – it was such a great feeling to see how much my work had progressed during the three years I was studying.

Best moment of your art career so far? I’m hoping it’s to come next year – I recently won a university travel prize to go to Chernobyl.

What are you most looking forward to whilst showing at the Affordable Art Fair? I’m most looking forward to showing my self portraits at the fair, as they are my most personal and intimate pieces – it’ll be interesting to see how visitors respond to them!

What are you most looking forward to whilst showing at the Affordable Art Fair? I love that the fair is more about art lovers than the art market, so my work will be seen by people who love art and discovering new work, rather than people just focusing on trends and financial investments!

DEXTER GONZALEZ BA Painting, University of Brighton How would you sum up your work? My paintings challenge traditional genres and ideas. How do you create one of your artworks? The process itself is fairly traditional; I work in oil paint on canvas. By limiting my materials, I am able to explore more deeply the process of mark making, and the effect that can have on what is being depicted. How do you select your subject matter? The subject matter is essentially a visual diary, from a singular point of view. The correlation between my artworks can be found more in the way the objects or scenes are presented and composed, rather than the objects themselves. Biggest inspiration behind your work? I like to read, and I like to look. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m interested in anything that explores the reconstruction of reality â&#x20AC;&#x201C; how it is perceived and recorded, and how it can be interpreted or misinterpreted. Best moment of your art career so far? Being able to make time to really focus on painting!

What are you most look forward to whilst showing at the Affordable Art Fair? Seeing a place filled with art and people who appreciate it!

5. Dylan Andrews. Untitled. Charcoal on paper. 76 x 57cm. 6. Dexter Gonzales. Windows [overthrown]. Oil on canvas. 131 x 141cm. 7. Lucy Smallbone. Electric Mountain. Acrylic on board. 35 x 25cm.

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EXHIBITING GALLERIES

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

Alicia David Contemporary Art

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

UK & USA 07976 294 985 art8star.co.uk

London, UK 020 7924 0600 artichokeprintmaking.com

Herpen, Netherlands +31 647 121 800 artitled.nl

Edinburgh, UK 01312 263 066 alpha-art.co.uk

L10

Edinburgh, UK 07768 960 578 artamatoria.co.uk

Artists in Residence

ARTITLEDcontemporary

Alpha Art Gallery

Art Amatoria

Artichoke

The Art Movement London, UK 07973 692 494 art-movement.com

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

London, UK 07920 102 284 aliciadavid.com

London, UK 020 7232 1916 artistsinresidence.info

ARTSHOUSE.CO.UK

London, UK 07779 590 921 artshouse.co.uk

ArtsrepubliK London, UK 020 7617 7255 artsrepublik.com

Arusha Gallery

Badcocks Gallery Cornwall, UK 07729 907 386 badcocksgallery.com

Florida, USA +1 786 563 3450 beandart.com

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

Bridgegate Gallery

Holt, UK 01829 270 101 bridgegategallery.co.uk

Kent, UK 07798 601 427 a-c-a.biz

Bell Fine Art

bip-Art Printmaking

Blunden Oriental London, UK 020 7622 9049

Avery Contemporary Art

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be&art

H11

Beside The Wave London, UK 0207 722 4161 beside-the-wave.co.uk

Edinburgh, UK 01315 571 412 arushagallery.com

Winchester, UK 01962 860 439 bellfineart.co.uk

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

Byard Art

Cambridge, UK 01223 464 646 byardart.co.uk

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Cavaliero Finn London, UK 020 8244 8102 cavalierofinn.com

Cobalt Fine Arts

Contemporary Figurative Art London, UK 020 7602 3654 configart.org

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

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

Columbia Road Gallery

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London, UK 020 7251 6551 curiousdukegallery.com

London, UK 020 8980 0395 degreeart.com

Brighton, UK 01273 697 096 cranekalmanbrighton.com

De KunstSalon

DegreeArt.com

London, UK 07812 196 257 columbiaroadgallery.com

Crane Kalman Brighton

Curious Duke Gallery

DECORAZONgallery New York City, USA 07538 271 220 decorazongallery.com

Surrey, UK 07712 002 178 cobaltfinearts.co.uk

Utrecht, Netherlands + 31 302 312 600 dekunstsalon.com

Dunbar Millais

Surrey, UK 01252 793 770 fionamillais.com

Eduardo Alessandro Studios

Edgar Modern Bath, UK 01225 443 746 edgarmodern.com

Envie dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Art Galleries Paris, France +33 1 53 30 00 10 enviedart.com

Tunbridge Wells, UK 01892 525 525 fairfaxgallery.com

London, UK 07900 494 933 fourfourartists.co.uk

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

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London, UK 07956 370 200 fineartconsultancy.com

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GAGA Gallery

Galerie Artima

London, UK 020 7377 6144 elevenandahalf.com

Fine Art Consultancy

fourfour

Gagliardi Gallery London, UK 020 7352 3663 gagliardigallery.org

Eleven And A Half

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Fairfax Gallery

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

Dundee, UK 01382 737 011 eastudios.com

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

Galerie Vivendi

Paris, France +33 1 42 76 907 vivendi-gallery.com

Galley Tableau

Gallery G-77 Tokyo, Japan +819094192326 g77gallery.com

Gormleys Fine Art Belfast, UK 028 9066 3313 gormleys.ie

Worcester, UK 01885 490 839 greenstagegallery.co.uk

London, UK 020 8670 7313 halfmoonprintmakers.com

Hybrid Gallery

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

Nottingham, UK 01159 243 555 georgethorntonart.com

Greenwich Printmakers

Halfmoon Printmakers

Hayloft Contemporary Bonsall, UK 01629 824 278 thehayloftgallery.co.uk

George Thornton Art

Greenstage Gallery

Habasco Kingston, UK 07590 059 149 habascogallery.com

Seoul, Korea +8227236084 galllerytableau.com

London, UK B5 020 8858 1569 greenwich-printmakers.co.uk

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

India Dickinson

London, UK 07717 303 513 indiadickinson.com

London, UK 020 7228 7966 ingofincke.com

John Noott Galleries

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

Lafontaine Contemporary Arts

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

London, UK 020 7739 4107 jealousgallery.com

Lacey Contemporary Gallery

Lena Boyle Fine Art London, UK 07710 305 279 lenaboyle.com

Nunnington, UK 07769 66 5474 jackfineart.com

Jealous

Kaleidoscope Arts

Broadway, UK 01386 858 969 john-noott.com

London, UK 07811 202 693 lc-arts.com

Isle of Wight, UK 01983 875 133 islandfinearts.com

JAMM

James Kinmont Fine Art York, UK 0203 488 0795 kinmont.co.uk

Jack Fine Art

Island Fine Arts

Ingo Fincke Gallery

I4 London, UK 020 7313 9068 laceycontemporarygallery.co.uk

Liberty Gallery

Kent, UK 07881 830 709 liberty-gallery.com

The Linda Blackstone Gallery

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

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Manifold Editions London, UK 020 7370 7202 manifoldeditions.com

Beer, UK 01297 625 257 marinehouseatbeer.co.uk

Bath, UK 01225 839 834 modernartbuyer.com

London, UK 020 7924 6741 Northcote Gallery.com

London, UK 020 7258 5800 markjasongallery.com

New British Artists

Northcote Gallery

London, UK Info@lopez-grey.com lopez-grey.com

Mark Jason Gallery

Modern Artbuyer

Nicholas Bowlby Art Gallery Uckfield, UK 07831 255 691 nicholasbowlby.co.uk

Lopez-Grey Gallery

J11

Marine House at Beer

Mint Art Gallery London, UK 07981 597 844 mintarts.com

London, UK 07808 612 193 lindablackstone.com

London, UK 07793 272 115 newbritishartists.co.uk

Olivia Connelly

Bath, UK 07939 841 451 oliviaconnelly.com

Project Gallery

Panter & Hall London, UK 020 7399 9999 panterandhall.com

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RHG NYC London, UK 020 7436 4899 rebeccahossack.com

London, UK 020 7254 9028 printclublondon.com

Manchester, UK 01618 343 330 richardgoodallgallery.com

Rentrewshire, UK 01505 612 077 scottishartportfolio.co.uk

London, UK 020 7498 6868 quantumart.co.uk

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Scottish Art Portfolio

B6 Richmond, UK 07973 306 804 pieronicontemporaryart.com

Quantum Contemporary Art

Richard Goodall Gallery

The Russell Gallery London, UK 020 8780 5228 russell-gallery.com

Pieroni Contemporary Art

Print Club London

Prince & Pilgrim Richmond, UK 07824 776 265 princeandpilgrim.com

Arundel, UK 01903 889 584 theprojectgallery.co.uk

Amsterdam, Netherlands +31 206 155 610 ronenartgallery.com

Sculpt Gallery

Colchester, UK 07980 768 616 sculptgallery.com

Sheridan Russell Gallery London, UK 020 8953 0908 sheridanrussellgallery.com

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

London, UK 020 7688 8446 tagfinearts.com

Essex, UK 01245 248 662 turnerbarnesgallery.com

London, UK 020 8246 4840 wills-art.com

Morpeth, UK 01670 517 214 tallantyre-gallery.co.uk

Turning Tides Contemporary Art

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Bristol, UK 07779 656 083 smithsongallery.co.uk

Tallantyre Gallery

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

London, UK 020 7401 9666 skylarkgalleries.com

TAG Fine Arts

Tripod Harpenden, UK 020 8340 0454 tripodartists.co.uk

Smithson Gallery

Skylark Galleries

Ceredigion, UK 01239 654 078 turningtides.eu

Xibit-B

Cornwall, UK 07528 356 136 Xibitb15@gmail.com

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TALKS, TOURS & WORKSHOPS TIMETABLE See page 14 for workshop details

SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER

THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER

12.00pm Pigments, Priming and Paint Introduction to materials with London Fine Art Studios

2pm Recent Graduate’s Workshop Chemigram workshop with Sandy Hon

4pm Art Club with Lil Adams Making and drawing workshop for adults

11am Art Club with Lil Adams Family-friendly making and drawing 11.30am An Artworld Insider Tour with Susan Mumford 2pm House of Illustration Workshop Make a moving sculpture with Julie Vermeille SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER

FRIDAY 23 OCTOBER

KEY

12pm Sensory Social Sketching CoolTan Arts workshop with Sam Welton

10.30am – 12.30pm Live painting demonstration from London Fine Art Studios. Drop in to a live painting demonstration as LFAS paint the model from life. Watch the sitter take shape on the canvas. You are welcome to stay for the whole process or dip in and out to track its development over time.

1pm Sunday Sofa Sessions Meet the artists: Talk from three Recent Graduates at the fair

3pm Sunday Sofa Sessions Meet the Galleries: Hear from three Recent Graduate artists exhibiting at the fair.

2pm House of Illustration Workshop Make a kinetic sculpture with Julie Vermeille 4pm Still Life Secrets London Fine Art Studios workshop with Ann Witheridge Print Studio Drypoint workshop with Artichoke Printmakers Thursday – Saturday : 12, 2 & 4pm Sunday: 12pm and 2pm

All day Okido Take-over Giant drawing and activities for families

Battersea Park, London ES 22 – 25 iOctoberPS2015

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