FAIR GUIDE & MAP Hampstead, London 16 – 19 June 2016
CONTENTS
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A SLOW BURN ROMANCE WITH ART
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INSIDER TIPS: ASK THE DESIGNERS
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EXHIBITING GALLERIES
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WORKSHOPS & TOURS TIMETABLE
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WORKSHOPS,TOURS & SPECIAL EVENTS
London really is the place to be for art lovers this June. Now in its sixteenth year, the Tate Modern gears up to open its new extension – the Switch House - to its members this week. The former power station now boasts an abundance of exciting spaces to explore, expanding the gallery by 60%. With ten floors and an amazing view, we can’t wait to see the new space and the artwork now on view, ahead of their Georgia O’Keefe show opening in a few weeks time. But first, we’re delighted to be back on Hampstead Heath to enjoy some stunning views of our own. Opening a few months before Tate Modern, the Affordable Art Fair launched in 1999 and has come a long way since then. From a single fair in South London, we now host multiple international fairs across the world, from Singapore to Seoul, Bristol to Brussels. This edition welcomes seventeen new galleries, including Galeria Miquel Alzueta from Barcelona and Parisian Galeria Calderone, as well as Hampstead locals Z10, ContemporArti and Beside the Wave. We also have a stable of Scottish galleries, from fair favourites Scottish Art Portfolio and
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Eduardo Alessandro, to first time exhibitors Gallery Heinzel and Urbane Art Gallery. In a year when Glaswegian artist and Turner Prize nominee Ciara Phillips has just been commissioned to design her very own ‘dazzle ship’ to commemorate the first world war, we’re thrilled to spotlight the creative talent emerging from Scotland this fair. As a local to Hampstead Heath, I’m so excited to be the new Fair Director of this vibrant fair and would like to say a big thank you to my predecessor Romy Westwood, without whom we would not be enjoying such an array of art on the Heath today. So whether you are joining us with a drink in hand for the Summer Art Soirée, perusing that perfect piece from an eclectic selection of sculpture, prints and paintings (by over 1,000 artists, no less!) or partaking in a bespoke talk from the London Art Salon over the weekend, we hope you enjoy falling in love with art this Summer.
Luci Noel, Fair Director
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A SLOW BURN ROMANCE WITH ART Alison Cohen is Director and Co-founder of The London Art Salon (www.londonartsalon. com) and offers her own insight into how to develop your own taste in art. When Jay Z raps about Picasso, and Botticelli inspires a Lady Gaga album cover it is clear that art has entered the mainstream. The blurring of fine art and popular culture has amplified art’s appeal as growing numbers are visiting galleries and collecting art. But navigating countless exhibitions can be daunting, contemporary art can be baffling and traditional art can seem stuffy. It’s hard to know where to start. We founded the London Art Salon with this in mind: how best to dive in and participate in the excitement of London’s art world? The best relationships are slow burn. Here are our top tips on how to nurture a relationship with art over time: Stop into local galleries. Galleries cluster, so select a neighbourhood, invite a friend, and hop from gallery to gallery. Experiencing a variety of art boosts confidence and develops an ‘eye for art’. Most gallerists love what they do and are happy to share knowledge so walk in with confidence!
Treat yourself to a playful day of art. Hire a Boris Bike and ride through Hyde Park to the Serpentine Gallery, or stroll The Line outdoor sculpture walk in Greenwich. Slow down. Balance out gallery hopping with long gazes at individual works of art. Give yourself time for an emotional response. Personally connecting with art is really what it’s about. Attend stimulating art talks. Hosted in eclectic venues, The London Art Salon brings exhibitions to life with surprising backstories and world-class speakers. City Lit, Birkbeck and public museums provide high quality lectures in a traditional style. Looking to buy? Art fairs are a boon for the art buyer. They are buzzy and social, plus hundreds of gallerists are in one place waiting to help us find that perfect piece to fall in love with. Trust your own taste. Most important is to select what you like. Collector Ron Lauder divides the work he sees into three categories: ‘There’s the Oh, the Oh My, and the Oh My God’. He only buys the ‘Oh My God’ pieces. London Art Salon will be leading daily ‘Tour du Jours’ at 3pm. Each day’s tour looks at work in different price brackets to suit all budgets. Thursday: Finds under £500 Friday: Discoveries under £1000 Saturday: Treasures under £2000 Sunday: Masterpieces under £5000
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FINDS: UNDER £500
DISCOVERIES: UNDER £1000
1. Adrian Samson. Jump 02 (detail). Photography, edition of 35. 35 x 50cm. £475. The Artful Project.
1. Bonnie and Clyde. Sweet Savage (detail). Screen print, giclee and glazes, edition of 60. 115 x 82cm. £600. Liberty Gallery. 3. Jane Hansford. Woman. Oil on linen (detail). 25 x 25cm. £675. St Anne's Galleries.
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MASTERPIECES: UNDER £5000
1. Richard Knight. Primrose Hill to the City (detail). Acrylic on canvas. 70 x 100cm. £1,900. Mint Art Gallery.
2. Cesar Orrico. Gea (detail). Wood and marble powder sculpture, edition of 8. 60 x 46 x 23cm. £4,800. Galerie Calderone.
5. Samantha Gare. Arctic Circle (detail). Graphite and ink on paper. 100 x 150cm. £1,950. Curious Duke Gallery.
3. Charlotte Keates. Out of sight, out of mind (detail). Acrylic and chalk on panel. 120 x 120cm. £2,200. Arusha Gallery. 4. Jonathan Pocock. Glass of Roses (detail). Oil on canvas. 58 x 58cm. £2,200. Will's Art Warehouse.
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1. Fran Giffard. Robin. Graphite pencil and watercolour over artist’s Moleskine diary. 21 x 26cm. £350. Curious Duke Gallery.
INSIDER TIPS: ASK THE DESIGNERS Sometimes, love at first sight doesn’t mean the perfect pairing. And with art, we’re sure plenty of our visitors fall for their dream piece, but need a little help integrating it into their home. To counter these challenges for budding collectors, we spoke to interior stylists Rebecca Nee and Jo Thornhill, who advise how to introduce art into your living space, hitch free! What can art add to a home? Jo: In my own home, I haven't felt a room is truly finished until I've filled the walls with favourite prints or paintings, and when I'm designing a room scheme for a client, artwork is always as much of a consideration as furniture and colour schemes.
2. Moriello. Glamorous Queen. Digital print with varnish and diamond dust, mounted on Dibond, edition of 7. 76 x 76cm. £1,850. Arteria Gallery.
Rebecca: Adding artwork to a room is a great way to introduce colour without redecorating. If you're looking for something to help tie a room together, then choose pieces that mirror styles and colours of existing furniture. How do you group together pieces on a wall without making it look disorganised? Rebecca: To create a salon hang without it looking cluttered simply takes some planning. Mark out an area of floor around the same size as the wall you are covering and place your pieces within it, moving them around until you get a combination you like. Take a photo of your preferred layout so you have a reference in case anything gets moved. Jo: Keep everything quite tight and keep spacing a similar distance between all the frames. Sticking to the same colour frames throughout can also help. How can you centre your room’s décor around one hero piece of art? Rebecca: Centre it above a key piece of furniture where it will be in plain view and try adding soft furnishings or ornaments in complimentary colours. When framing the work consider the style of the furniture already in the room.
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Jo: Go large-scale to stop it looking lost, or centre it on a smaller wall such as a chimneybreast so it looks to scale within its space. Often people make the mistake of hanging art too high on their walls - aim to hang so the top third of the piece is roughly level with your eyeline, or if hanging directly above a sofa or bed, go even lower for a more intimate feel.
1. Jo: The beautiful, calming colours in Fran Giffard’s Robin have a slight retro feel, and would sit well within a harmonious blue and green interiors setting, mixed in with some other paintings and prints for relaxed feel. 2. Rebecca: What better way to celebrate the 90th birthday of our very own Queen than with this abstract pixelated piece. Moriello’s work will bring a bright splash of colour to any room and would especially sit well within a modern light room with neutral interiors allowing it to really pop.
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WORKSHOPS, TOURS & SPECIAL EVENTS ADULT WORKSHOPS & TOURS Drop in and have a go at a wide range of activities exploring pattern. In the Education Space, unless stated otherwise. THURSDAY 12pm: The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts presents: Iznik Design and Illumination. Join Ayesha Gamiet for a workshop introducing Iznik, a school of Turkish design that flowered during the 16th and 17th centuries. Try your hand at painting Iznik patterns and applying gold leaf onto paper. 2pm: JW3 presents: Drawing the Draped Figure. Learn to focus on the folds and shapes of clothing and drapery to describe the figure beneath and let the fabric’s pattern enhance the body's contours. With contemporary artist Benedict Romain. 4pm: The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts presents: Constructing a Celtic Triskelle Motif. Using a compass and straightedge, learn to construct a triskelle – a Celtic motif that dates back to the 1st Century BC. With Adam Tetlow. FRIDAY 12pm: The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts presents: Patterns of the Taj Mahal. Design and paint your own motif inspired by this iconic building. With Isra Butt. 2pm: JW3 presents: Poetry & Patterns. Poet and artist Sophie Herxheimer will reveal how to unleash your inner creativity using word patterns, whilst playing with colour and collage to create visual poetry. 4pm: The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts presents: Creating Floral and Foliate Patterns. Lisa DeLong will show you how to design and paint your own repetitive pattern inspired by the textiles and wallpaper of William Morris.
TOURS 3pm daily: London Art Salon Tour du Jour: with Melissa Scallan, meet at the info desk. With so many works on show, what would London Art Salon buy? Each day’s tour looks at work in different price brackets to suit all budgets. Thursday: Finds under £500 Friday: Discoveries under £1000 Saturday: Treasures under £2000 Sunday: Masterpieces under £5000
SPECIAL EVENTS WITH MADE IN ARTS LONDON: Live Painting Studio Supported by M&W Artists’ Canvas Made in Arts London artists will be painting live throughout the duration of the fair. In the atrium. Timetable: Wednesday 5.30 – 9pm: Joan Uloth Thursday 1 – 9pm: Joan Uloth Friday 1 – 6pm: Joan Uloth Saturday 11 – 6pm: Kudzanai-Violet Hwami Sunday 11 – 6pm: Joshua von Uexkull SUMMER ART SOIREE EDUCATION SPACE TAKEOVER THURSDAY 6pm: Blind Drawing. Made in Arts London artist Frederic Anderson will be introducing his ‘blind drawing’ technique, which involves only looking at the subject, rather than the page, as you work. Frederic will give a short demonstration, after which you’ll be able to have a go yourself at ‘blind drawing’ miniature animal figurines. Suitable for adults only. 8pm: Embroidered postcards. Made in Arts London artist Daniela Tan uses embroidery within her work as a way of collecting memories and characters from her travels. In this workshop Daniela will introduce you to basic embroidery stitches, which you’ll then be able to embroider onto vintage postcards or your own travel photographs. Suitable for adults only. PRINT STUDIO An activity for all ages and fun for all the family. Join Printmakers in Residence and learn how to make your own drypoint print using their garden roller press! Thursday: 12pm, 2pm and 4pm Friday: 12pm, 2pm and 4pm Saturday: 2.30pm, 4pm Sunday: 12pm, 2pm
KIDS ACTIVITIES Kids’ activity pack: Children aged 3 – 11 can pick up a free ‘Discovering Pattern’ activity booklet at the Education Space, or just ask a member of staff. Creative play drop-in: Head to the Education Space outside of workshop times where you’ll find crayons, pens and paper – all you need to get creative.
KIDS WORKSHOPS: SATURDAY 2.30pm: Hampstead School of Art Presents: Monochrome Patterns. From observing the shape of our hands, to the work of Bridget Riley, you will explore how to create a dynamic artwork in an op-art style. 4.30pm: Hampstead School of Art Presents: Dynamic Colour Patterns. Another chance to explore how patterns can give the impression of movement, hidden images, flashing and vibrating patterns as well as other fun effects. Create your own op-art inspired artwork to take home. SUNDAY 11.30am: Seeing spots! In this workshop you'll take hole-punched circles of different colours and papers and arrange them to make your own abstract patterned artwork. It easy, effective and a lot of fun! 1pm: Seeing more spots! Another chance to create your own spotty abstract artwork. You’ll create patterns and colours on sheets of paper before hole-punching circles and arranging into a composition. Suitable for all ages. 4pm: JW3 presents: Kinetic Patterns. Taking inspiration from Israeli artist, Yaacov Agam, make your very own colour-filled agamograph to take home. No idea what an agamograph is? Drop in and find out! With Jum Faruq from Tigerboat Theatre.
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1. Victoria Batt. City in Pink 2. Digital photograph printed onto mirror substrate, edition of 20. 76 x 50cm. £399.
MADE IN ARTS LONDON We’re thrilled to welcome Made in Arts London (MiAL) back for their fourth year to the Heath, exhibiting an exciting roster of emerging talent from one of Europe’s largest arts institutions, University of the Arts London. We spoke to them about the importance of supporting early career artists and how the fair has nurtured their creative talent over the years.
2. Kudzanai-Violet Hwami. Wimbledon Plugs vs ZESA. Oil on canvas. 100 x 100cm. £1,200.
The Hampstead Fair has become a pivotal event in our yearly programme and one that MiAL artists hugely look forward to taking part in. Each year we handpick a collection of some of the very best artwork from our emerging artists, giving the Affordable Art Fair audience a unique opportunity to view and invest in this incredible new work. The artists in this year’s MiAL exhibition challenge the way in which we currently perceive places, cultures and traditions within modern society. Whether they are addressing boundaries in specific societies, questioning common practices in art or drawing attention to things often overlooked, each artist encourages their audience to consider the subject matter within their work in a new light. Artists who have exhibited with MiAL have gone on to achieve real success in their careers as a direct result of selling work at the fair. For MiAL artist Esther Ellard, exhibiting at the Affordable Art Fair led to new projects and opportunities:
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"Being part of the Affordable Art Fair was an excellent opportunity to get my work seen by a wide ranging audience. Following the fair I had my first solo exhibition, and was invited to hold workshops at London Graphics Centre and Paperchase. I recently sold a line of prints at the Big Bang Data exhibition, Somerset House.” Similarly, Joshua von Uexell’s describes what exhibiting at the fair means to him: “Affordable Art Fair was the first art fair I visited and I was impressed by its unique position surrounded by the vast woodland of Hampstead Heath. I always wondered how I could get my work shown, and now this opportunity has arisen through MiAL. I like the energy of the visitors, there are a lot of art collectors as well as people who just enjoy art.”
Thomas Burnett was one such visitor and shares a fond memory of his first purchase at an art fair: "My purchase from Made in Arts London was my first ever art fair buy, two years later the piece is still hanging on my wall and I’ve continued to buy MiAL pieces as gifts for myself and others! I’m looking forward to seeing them again at Affordable Art Fair this year and seeing what new gems they have to offer!" – Thomas Burnett, MiAL Customer Head to the front of the marquee to see MiAL’s exhibition, and don’t miss them in action at the Live Painting Studio throughout the fair.
HUMANS ON THE HEATH School’s Art Competition. Supported by Anscombe and Ringland. With special thanks to City of London Corporation What do you love about Hampstead Heath? Is it the wild, open-air ponds, the lush greenery or that view from Parliament Hill? Perhaps you have a favourite secluded spot or maybe it’s when a certain art fair comes to town? To understand a little more about how people - and moreover, children – enjoy the Heath, we put this question to local primary and secondary school pupils. The variety of responses was amazing, from abstract interpretations to touching renderings of what the Heath means to them. We’re showing a selection of the winning entries at the fair – make sure you spend some time checking out their wonderful drawings. With thanks to Christchurch School, Devonshire House Preparatory, Heathside Preparatory School, Kingfisher Forest School, Marylebone Boy’s School, New End Primary School, South Hampstead Junior School, The Academy School. The Phoenix School and William Ellis School.
With the fusion of art, fashion and popular culture, greater numbers want to engage with London’s art scene. But contemporary art can be baffling and traditional art stuffy. So we started The London Art Salon.
Our talks and gallery walks are social, buzzy and bring the London art world to life!
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EXHIBITING GALLERIES Alicia David Contemporary Art London, UK 07920 102 284 aliciadavid.com
Aperture Contemporary Paris, France +33 661 741 969 aperturecontemporary.com
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ArtDog London London, UK 07903 194 591 artdoglondon.co.uk
Munich, Germany +49 8441 803658 ars-tis.com
ArtBlue Studio
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ArtĂŞria
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Quebec, Canada +1 450 919 3133 arteriagallery.com
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Tiong Bahru, Singapore +65 9752 5458 artbluestudio.com
The Artful Project
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London, UK 020 8933 0095 theartfulproject.com
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Artists of Russia Rochester, UK 01634 843 222 artistsofrussia.com
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Arusha Gallery Edinburgh, UK 01315 571 412 arushagallery.com
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London, UK 07779 590 921 artshouse.co.uk
Berkshire, UK 07932 064 799 thebarkergallery.com
Cambridge, UK 07779 704 946 bleachbox.co.uk
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Brussels, Belgium +32 47 59 56 688 artunitygallery.com
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BEARSPACE
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Bleach Box Photography Gallery
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London, UK 020 7501 4049 art-movement.com
Art Unity Gallery
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The Barker Gallery
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Beside The Wave London & Cornwall 020 7722 4161 beside-the-wave.co.uk
Avenue Des Volontaires, Belgium +32 478 446 566 artmagna.be
ARTSHOUSE.CO.UK
Art Platinum Singapore +65 9660 6567 art-platinum.com
The Art Movement
ArtMagnaÂŽ
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London, UK 020 8694 8097 bearspace.co.uk
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BROTH art London, UK 07788 883 809 brothart.com
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Bruno Dahl Gallery Ebeltoft, Denmark +45 50 80 95 94 brunodahl.dk
Byard Art
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Cameron Contemporary Art Brighton & Hove, UK 01273 727 234 cameroncontemporary.com
Norwich, UK 020 7183 3770 capitalculture.eu
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Paris, France +33 981 138 497 colorfield-gallery.com
The Contemporary Fine Art Gallery Eton Berkshire, UK 01753 854 315 cfag.co.uk
London, UK 020 3287 4411 caigerart.com
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Carina Haslam Art
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Colorfield Gallery
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contemporArti London, UK 07966 599 918 contemporarti.com
Caiger Contemporary Art
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Capital Culture Gallery
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Catharine Miller London, UK 020 7351 1973 catharinemiller.com
Cambridge, UK 01223 464 646 byardart.co.uk
Great Missenden, UK 01494 866 914 carinahaslamart.com
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Colourbox
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Otley, UK 01943 468 989 reltonmarine.com
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Cube Gallery
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London, UK 020 7935 2600 cube-gallery.co.uk
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Curious Duke Gallery London, UK 020 7251 6551 curiousdukegallery.com
DECORAZONgallery
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De KunstSalon Utrecht, Netherlands +31 302 312 600 dekunstsalon.com
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Edgar Modern Bath, UK 01225 443 746 edgarmodern.com
DegreeArt.com
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The Doorway Gallery
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Duncan R. Miller Contemporary London, UK 020 7839 8806 duncanmiller.com
New York, USA 07538 271 220 decorazongallery.com
Dublin, Ireland +353 1764 5895 thedoorwaygallery.com
East London Printmakers London, UK 020 7404 0826 eastlondonprintmakers.co.uk
Dundee, UK 01382 737 011 eastudios.com
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The Drugstore Gallery
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Axbridge, UK 01934 732 588 thedrugstoregallery.com
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Ecilop Art
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Eduardo Alessandro Studios
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London, UK 020 8980 0395 degreeart.com
London, UK 07789 243 573 ecilopart.com
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Eleven And A Half
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London, UK 020 7377 6144 elevenandahalf.com
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Envie d’Art Galleries Paris, France +33 153 30 00 10 enviedart.com
Fflow Gallery
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First Contemporary Bristol, UK 0117 329 6047 firstcontemporary.com
Fine Art Consultancy
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Four Square Fine Arts
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Francis Iles Rochester, UK 01634 843 081 francis-iles.com
London, UK 020 7631 0551 fflowgallery.co.uk
East Sussex, UK 01273 474 005 foursquarearts.co.uk
Galeria Miquel Alzueta - Palau de Casavells Barcelona, Spain G4 +34 664 371 059 galeriamiquelalzueta.net
Seoul, Korea +82 2 725 3546 gagagallery.com
Hove, UK 07909 511 159 four-walls.co.uk
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Gagliardi Gallery
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Galerie Artima Paris & London +33 148 043 970 galerie-artima.com
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GAGA Gallery
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London, UK 020 7431 9965 fineartconsultancy.com
London, UK 020 7352 3663 gagliardigallery.org
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Galerie Calderone
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Dinard, France +33 290 04 01 05 galeriecalderone.com
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Galerie NUMMER40 Doetinchem, Netherlands +31 621 186 180 nummer40.com
Gallery Heinzel
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Galley Tableau Seoul, Korea +82 2 723 6084 galllerytableau.com
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Hybrid Gallery Devon, UK 01404 432 201 hybrid-devon.co.uk
Gallery No 15
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GINZA Gallery G2
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GX Gallery London, UK 020 7703 8396 gxgallery.com
Aberdeen, UK 01224 625 629 galleryheinzel.com
Chuo-ku, Tokyo +81 3 3567 1555 artprojectg2.jimdo.com
Hanga Ten - Contemporary Japanese Prints London, UK 07788 458 201 hangaten.com
Kent, UK 07876 253 324 iaysha.com
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Greenstage Gallery
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Worcester, UK 01885 490 839 greenstagegallery.co.uk
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Hicks Gallery
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London, UK 020 8944 7171 hicksgallery.co.uk
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Iaysha Contemporary
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London, UK 07738 719 855 galleryno15.com
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London, UK 07525 651 326 i-contemporary.com
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Iona House Gallery Oxfordshire, UK 01993 811 464 ionahousegallery.org
JAMM Gallery
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Lighthouse Gallery Cornwall, UK 07974 812 189 lighthouse-gallery.com
London, UK 020 7386 5977 lenaboyle.com
Canterbury, UK 01227 639 086 lilfordgallery.com
London, UK 020 7370 7202 manifoldeditions.com
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Kent, UK 07881 830 709 liberty-gallery.com
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Lime Tree Gallery
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Manifold Editions
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London, UK 020 7739 4107 jealousgallery.com
Liberty Gallery
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Lilford Gallery
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The Linda Blackstone Gallery London, UK 07808 612 193 lindablackstone.com
Jealous
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Lena Boyle Fine Art
John Iddon Fine Art Richmond, UK 020 8940 7741 johniddonfineart.com
London, UK 07970 492 858 jamm-gallery.co.uk
Bristol & Suffolk 0117 929 2527 limetreegallery.com
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Marine House at Beer
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Beer, UK 01297 625 257 marinehouseatbeer.co.uk
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Mint Art Gallery
Mark Jason Gallery London, UK 020 7258 5800 markjasongallery.com
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Nicholas Bowlby East Sussex, UK 07831 255 691 nicholasbowlby.co.uk
London, UK 07901 944 997 thenoblesage.com
Piacenza, Italy +39 0523 940144 galleriapalmaarte.it
London, UK 07811 918 694 printmakers-inc.com
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London, UK 020 8144 4312 opperandwebb.com
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Portal Painters
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Printmakers Inc.
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London, UK 07751 233 695 mylifeinart.com
Opper & Webb Fine Art Dealers
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Palma Arte
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Prince & Pilgrim Richmond, UK 07824 776 265 princeandpilgrim.com
My Life in Art
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The Noble Sage Art Collection
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Outline Editions London, UK 020 8451 3400 outline-editions.co.uk
London, UK 07981 597 844 mintarts.com
London, UK 020 7286 0940 portalpainters.co.uk
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Printmakers In Residence
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London, UK A6 020 7232 1916 printmakersinresidence.com
The Public House of Art Amsterdam, Netherlands +31 629 129 047 publichouseofart.com
Quantum Contemporary Art
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Ronen Art Gallery Amsterdam, Netherlands +31 654 727 800 ronenartgallery.com
London & New York 020 7436 4899 rebeccahossack.com
Bath, UK 01225 448 121 rostragallery.co.uk
London, UK 020 8953 0908 sheridanrussellgallery.com
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Manchester, UK 0161 834 3330 richardgoodallgallery.com
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The Russell Gallery
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Sheridan Russell Gallery
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Raquelle Azran Vietnamese Fine Art New York, USA +1 212 715 0565 artnet.com/razran.html
Richard Goodall Gallery
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Rostra Gallery
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Scottish Art Portfolio Rentrewshire, UK 01505 612 077 scottishartportfolio.co.uk
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RHG NYC
REN fine art Cornwall, UK 07729 907 386 renfineart.com
London, UK 020 7498 6868 quantumart.co.uk
London, UK 020 8780 5228 russell-gallery.com
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Sol Art Gallery
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Dublin, Ireland +353 1675 0972 solart.ie
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Spence Gallery Toronto, Canada +1 416 795 2787 spencegallery.com
TAG Fine Arts London, UK 020 7688 8446 tagfinearts.com
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Northumberland, UK 01670 517 214 tallantyre-gallery.co.uk
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Barcelona, Spain +34 93 26 80 673 villadelarte.com
London, UK 020 7580 2118 storestreetgallery.com
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Turning Tides Contemporary Art
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Villa del Arte Galleries
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Will’s Art Warehouse London, UK 020 8246 4840 wills-art.com
Lewes, UK 07777 691 050 stannesgalleries.com
Tallantyre Gallery
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Urbane Art Gallery Edinburgh, UK 01315 568 379 urbaneart.co.uk
Store Steet Gallery
St Anne’s Galleries
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London, UK 01239 654078 turningtides.eu
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White Space Art
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Devon, UK 01803 864 088 whitespaceart.com
Woodbine Contemporary Arts
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Uppingham, UK J13 07980 167 404 woodbinecontemporaryarts.co.uk
London, UK 07715 550 734 postynart.com
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WORKSHOPS, TOURS & SPECIAL EVENTS See page 12 for full workshop details
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4pm: JW3 workshop Kinetic Patterns with Jum Faruq PRINT STUDIO
3pm: TOUR DU JOUR with Melissa Scallon
Drypoint workshop with Printmakers in Residence
4pm: The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts workshop Creating Floral and Foliate Patterns with Lisa DeLong
Thursday: 12pm, 2pm and 4pm Friday: 12pm, 2pm and 4pm Saturday: 2.30pm, 4pm Sunday: 12pm, 2pm
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