Fair Guide & Map Battersea Park | 13 – 16 March 2014 affordableartfair.co.uk
24 – 27 October 2013 Battersea Park, London
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Hello, and welcome once again to Battersea, for another instalment of the Affordable Art Fair. It certainly feels like Battersea is the place to be right now. As development of the iconic power station begins to make progress, the area is experiencing something of a renaissance. Since the Royal College of Art opened its new building in 2012, we’ve now had a spate of galleries opening up in the area, Gordon Ramsay has arrived with the opening of his highly acclaimed new restaurant, London House. Even Victoria Beckham has bought a local property in order to cement her burgeoning fashion empire – golly! We hope you’re as excited about this edition of the fair as we are. It may be almost exactly a month since Valentine’s Day but it seems like love is still in the air here at the Affordable Art Fair. On pages four and five of this guide, we examine the relationship between art and love, hearing from gallerists who set up their businesses out of an undying passion for art. Then, on pages eight and nine, we introduce a few new faces to the fair – giving you the lowdown on the latest galleries making the journey to Battersea from as far afield as Holland, Japan, and, er, Maida Vale. We hope you’ll make them feel right at home! We’re not the only ones feeling optimistic. 2014 got off to a bang with record-breaking art sales at Christie’s in January, including a Juan Gris painting for a whopping £35 million. As the wider UK economy begins to pick up too, it feels like the tide has finally turned since the banking crash of 2008. The signs are there for us too: the Autumn fair saw no less than 22,000 visitors, and sales stood at £5.1 million, the highest at any Affordable Art Fair in the world ever, showing the appeal that owning contemporary art has for us everyday folk.
Nicky Wheeler Fair Director
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Images: Hazel Mountford. Comfortable Fox. Acrylic on gesso on board. 122 x 72cm irregular. £2,800. Quantum Contemporary Art. Andrew Dillon. A Bit of a Fright. Oil on canvas. 116 x 73cm. £2,950. Neville Contemporary Art.
Barack Obama has recently landed himself in hot water for apparently dismissing the importance of art history degrees. “Folks can make a lot more potentially with skilled manufacturing or the trades, than they might with an art history degree,” he told a crowd in Wisconsin last month. Predictably, there’s been quite a backlash, but it is the US President’s next line that is perhaps more interesting: “Now, nothing wrong with an art history degree,” he said. “I love art history.” The proximity of the words “art” and “love” says so much about how important art is for so many people, and it’s a theme especially in evidence this March. Affordable Art Fair is always full of people who genuinely love what they do. But it’s not just the artists themselves, but it's curators, collectors and gallerists too.
Take Cynthia Corbett for example. Despite a successful career as an international economist, she decided to downsize her house, and embark on a course at Christie’s to study, you guessed it, art history. “I was always passionate about art,” she says, “and wherever I travelled in the world, I was always looking at art, and collecting it when I could.” She founded her gallery in 2004, and is bringing an eclectic mix of art to the fair, from new editioned screenprints by Deborah Azzopardi (whose paintings now sell for up to £150,000) to brightly coloured scenes of Modernist architecture by Andy Burgess.
Deborah Azzopardi. Girl With The Diamond Earring. Silkscreen with diamond dust. 133 x 77cm. Edition of 15. £4,000. Cynthia Corbett Gallery.
Such enthusiasm is also obvious when you speak to either Colin Neville, who runs Neville Contemporary Art with his wife Sara, or Johnny Gorman, who runs Quantum Contemporary Art out of a converted Victorian laundry just a couple of blocks away from Battersea Park. Quantum is bringing a particularly strong set of painters, with an emphasis on nature (such as Prince Charles’s favourite artist, Kate Montgomery, and BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year, Hazel Mountford). Neville Contemporary has a wide range, from Andrew Dillon’s fantasy oils to Nikki Taylor’s sensuous wire-mesh figures. By coincidence, both Colin and Johnny served in the army, but left to pursue their dreams of working in the arts. For both, art has been a lifelong love: Johnny puts it down to an inspiring art teacher (“although,” he says, “I have no artistic talent whatsoever!”). Colin, meanwhile, recalls: “during my military service I was the only young officer in my regiment who had pictures of birds and wildlife on my walls. This hobby grew into a business which then became our way of life.” Both Colin and Cynthia run their galleries from their respective homes. Cynthia explains that because she has to live with so much of the work on a daily basis, she only represents artists she genuinely believes in: “I own work by pretty much all the artists I represent,” she says. As Colin puts it: “what drives me is spotting new talent that resonates, work that sings, and leaves a lasting impression.” All of the gallerists here at AAF are equally passionate about the work they’re bringing to the fair, so much so that asking them to pick out highlights is like asking them to pick a favourite child! But all are adamant that buying art is first and foremost about what you fall in love with yourself.
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Exciting developments are afoot at Affordable Art Fair this March. You may well have noticed something a little different going on as you made your way into the marquee. And that’s because this instalment of the fair sees the launch of our brand new Project Space Collective – a chance for specially invited galleries to showcase the kinds of works that you might not necessarily expect at AAF: multimedia installations, curated exhibitions or solo presentations designed to allow the vision of a single artist to really shine through.
Elsewhere throughout the Project Space, Jotta Contemporary has brought together works by artists exploring ideas of familiarity and alienation; Slate Projects reintroduces the handmade into contemporary photography through the works of Gareth Berwyn, Tamsin Relly, and Rankle & Reynolds; and Knight Webb Gallery is continuing its celebrated series of offsite projects known as The Brixton Experiment with works including those by Polish artist Stanislaw Wojcik and Adjani Okpu-Egbe from Cameroon.
For this first edition, we’re delighted to welcome an eclectic mix of organisations and artists: from the pioneering Kinetica Museum, focusing on new media art and works that whizz and whirr, to Manchesterbased PAPER, who is exploring the lasting legacy of the Surrealists on contemporary artists. Most eye-catching of all perhaps is Dean Brierley’s ChromaFlair, hosted by the cutting edge Deptford-based gallery, Bearspace. Brierley has transformed the space into a rave venue in order to showcase watercolours and paintings in a context that is, to say the very least, out of their comfort zones!
As well as providing visitors the opportunity to find and fall in love with works of art, we’ve always seen the fair as an important part of the art ecosystem: championing artists through exposure to new audiences, and hopefully a sale or two. This kind of boost is especially important for artists who are early in their careers or producing work that is particularly experimental or unusual. The Project Space Collective allows us to open up these opportunities to some of the most exciting artists and galleries around, whilst also providing something a little bit different for our visitors as well.
Jotta Contemporary jottacontemporary.com Here and Far
Championing emerging and experimental tal-
Slate Projects slateprojects.com Landscape to a Blind Man’s Eye
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ent has always been an important part of what we do at the Affordable Art Fair. The new Project Space represents the latest stage in our ongoing commitment to artistic innovation.
Knight Webb Gallery knightwebbgallery.com The Brixton Experiment
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Kinetica Museum kinetica-museum.org
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BEARSPACE bearspace.co.uk The Trip & ChromaFlair
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PAPER paper-gallery.co.uk The Functionality of Thought
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New Faces
This year, we’ve picked out four of the new recruits for you to look out for. We hope you’ll make them feel right at home!
Galerie Nummer40 Doetinchem, Holland
Who? Jeroen Krak collected art for ten years before deciding to set up his own gallery in 2009. Since then NUMMER40 has shown at Affordable Art Fairs across Europe and Jeroen is excited to introduce his artists to a new audience here in Battersea. What to look out for? Nummer40 focuses on abstract sculptural works made out of unusual materials such as glass and ceramics. This March, their stand includes Sarinda Jones’ minimalist glass pieces, Mari-Ruth Oda’s anthropomorphic ceramics, and Javier Soto Nantes’ Basqueinspired alabaster sculptures illuminated by LEDs.
FitzRoy Knox New York, USA
Who? Julia FitzRoy and Laurie Carroll are among a new breed of market-savvy young gallerists who do not have a permanent space. Since launching in 2012, they combine a strong online presence with a programme of pop-up projects and an increasingly busy calendar of fairs such as AAF in order, as Laurie puts it, to “bring art to the people”.
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What to look out for? For their its foray outside the United States, FitzRoy Knox is showcasing a diverse mix of artists. As well as paintings by husband and wife duo Signe and Genna Grushovenko, the gallery is presenting the beautifully nostalgic photographic works of Christine Flynn alongside painstakingly handcut paper pieces by Donna Ruff.
Javier Soto Nantes. Unidad Volumetrica No.84. Cut, assembled alabaster and LED lighting. 25 x 25 x 17cm. £1,425. Galerie Nummer40.
Thomas & Paul Maida Vale, London
David Storey. The Conversation. Oil on board. 27 x 37cm. £1,200. Thomas & Paul. Christine Flynn. Ace. Photograph with mixed media and resin finish.117 x 117cm. £3,200. FitzRoy Knox. Natsuko Tatsumi. Lady and Gentleman. Acrylic on canvas. 91 x 72cm (each). £1,000 (each). Giant Mango.
Who? Thomas and Paul grew out of The Art Collective, an initiative founded by Pauline Richards and Lyn Thomas to promote the work of emerging artists alongside more established names. In 2013, they opened their permanent space in Maida Vale – not far from the canals of Little Venice – and it even has its own dedicated reading room. What to look out for? “We look for art that has originality alongside incredible artists’ skills in draughtsmanship,” says Pauline. These qualities are in evidence in the work of the artists on show at Affordable Art Fair including sculptor Jilly Sutton and painters Lance Hewison, Sarah Lee and David Storey (whose work is currently being used to promote the comeback of the singers from The Beautiful South).
Giant Mango Yokohama, Japan
Who? Opened in 2009 by Jun Kurazume, Giant Mango combines exhibitions and consultancy with fairs and even art classes. And the brilliant name? As Jun explains: “I’m a bi-racial product of Miyazaki, Japan and the Philippines, two regions known for their mango fruits!” What to look out for? Giant Mango is introducing six Japanese artists to the UK for the first time, with work across a range of media. Jun hopes visitors will enjoy a selection of “honed artwork depicted in unique colors, refined in its form and without superfluity”. 9
Neurobiologists have shown that viewing art stimulates areas of the brain similar to feelings of love and desire. But what would happen if the tables were turned, and the artworks were choosing their owners, rather than the other way round? We take a tongue-in-cheek look at this burning question!
Someone to put my heart in a spin Chuck Elliott. Radial / Three / Pearlescent (detail). Metallic lambda print. 100 x 78 cm. Edition of 8. £3,950. Transistor.
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An armchair traveller
A loyal companion
Paul Wright. A World without People. Oil on board. 70 x 47 cm. £3,500. Edgar Modern.
Faye Anderson. Italian Greyhound. Oil. 20 x 20cm. £750. Cameron Contemporary Art.
Someone blooming marvellous Kirsty Mitchell. Spirited Away. Photograph. 62 x 60 cm. Edition of 10. £1,700. Mark Jason Gallery.
A country squire with a wild side Miguel Vallinas Prieto. Rhino – Portrait Number One. Lambda print. 70 x 50cm. Edition of 50. £492. My Life In Art.
A bird-watching enthusiast Noma Bar. Double Bill. Screenprint. 42 x 30cm. Edition of 25. £425. Outline Editions.
A fellow waterbaby Bill Bate. Flow. Oil on canvas. 100 x 100 cm. £1,950. Coombe Gallery. 11
Fair first-timers Never been to an art fair before? Well, no worries! We’ve got it covered. Here’s our all-you-need-to-know guide to exploring an Affordable Art Fair.
Grab a guide Flick through this guide to get to grips with the layout and as you wander around, make notes on galleries and pieces you like, including the name of the gallery, its stand number, the artist’s name, size, and price. Or if available, simply pick up the gallery’s card. Speak up If you find something you particularly like, ask questions! The best way to find out more about an artist or a specific work is to chat to the gallerist about them. You will find them an exceedingly knowledgeable bunch and more than happy to impart their wisdom. And if you have an insatiable desire to know even more, then you could sign up to their mailing lists to be kept up to date with all arty goings-on. This isn’t speed-dating Once you’ve had a proper good look around, it can be helpful to take a break and mull over your choices. Have a glass of wine, chitchat with friends and return to your favourite pieces
with fresh eyes. You only get one chance to buy an original artwork, so if you really fall in love with something then our best advice is to just go for it! Haven’t seen it all? Ask our lovely fair assistants or our info desk staff for a re-entry slip so you can come back and enjoy the fair on another day. No rush. Own art Affordable is our name, and affordable is very much our aim, but sometimes you might find yourself falling for something outside your budget. Fear not! If you do tumble head over heels for something, many of our exhibiting galleries are part of the Own Art Scheme, which allows you to arrange payment in more manageable instalments. And even if they’re not, many galleries run their own schemes, so it’s always worth asking. Have fun! Our golden nugget of advice for first timers? Art is FUN! Enjoy yourself and get involved with all that we have to offer: join in one of our workshops, meet an artist, chat with someone new, participate in a discussion and generally just have a grand old time.
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Education Space
Hands-On Workshops And Informal Talks This year's theme: Bugs, Butterflies and Beetles!
This March we’re springing into action with a fun series of free workshops, tours and talks for all to enjoy. The Education Space is open throughout the duration of the fair, so come down and join in! Bee (geddit?) inspired by beetles and let your imagination fly away with the butterflies in our insect-inspired range of workshops, join an art crawl at one of our informal talks, or drop in anytime to get creative. Kids age 13 and under can become ‘inventomologists’ by taking part in our competition and dreaming up captivating creepy crawlies to be in with a chance to win a range of arty free-bees – that’s the last insect pun we promise! Drop by the Education Space to pick up an entry sheet. Don’t forget to get your free Kids’ Pack at the entrance of the fair – it’s bursting with fun-filled insect inspired activities for budding artists to enjoy. 14
Wednesday 12 Drop in Burlesque Life Drawing Private View, 5.30 –9.30pm For one night only, join in the fantastic spectacle that is the Frui Art Tent hosted by Frui Creative Holidays and Courses! Taking over the Education Space for the Private View, Frui will be creating a burlesque boudoir. For all those of adventurous nature, drop in and try your hand at burlesque life drawing. The best 10 minute sketch of the evening will win a free one on one Frui drawing lesson too! Thursday 13 March, 3pm: Wreath of Wings with Artyard Insects have long been considered some of Mother Nature’s finest works of art. Try your hand at creating beautiful wreaths of butterflies and bugs using paper cutting techniques, wire and decoupage. Please note, this workshop is only suitable for adults and older children due to the sharp tools used. Friday 14 March: Women in Art Focus with Gudrun Sjödén Join us in celebrating women in art with fashion house Gudrun Sjödén, whose spring collection has been inspired by strong artistic women. 2pm Join Susan Mumford, Founder of the Association of Women Art Dealers (AWAD) as she introduces the stories of three fascinating and inspiring women whose journeys have had long-lasting cultural and historical impact on the nation and art. Then be guided on a short tour of three contemporary women in art – who also just happen to be some of our fantastic Affordable Art Fair exhibitors!
Many thanks to the great team at Cut Laser Cut You may have noticed the amazing swarm of pink insects in the Education Space. This fantastic installation was made possible by our friends at Cut Laser Cut. An award-winning laser cutting and engraving service, they specifically cater to the needs of the creative industries.
Print Studio 2.30pm Enjoy drinks and nibbles whilst perusing Gudrun Sjödén’s ‘Women in Art’ inspired spring range. from 2.50pm Drop in and create a stunning silk scarf inspired by the rich and intense colours of Georgia O’Keeffe’s abstract floral painting, with silk artist Tessa Spanton. Totally suitable for beginners and you get to take your beautiful creation home! Saturday 15 March, 3pm: Beautiful Bugs with Artyard Unleash the beauty and intricacy of the insect world with its vibrant colours, unusual textures and intriguing patterns – all the prized elements of art and design. Join Artyard in recreating their beauty using magical wax resist watercolour techniques and be amazed as your artwork comes to life! Sunday 16 March, 3pm: Become a Bug Collector with Artyard Start your own arty insect collection using common materials and a little imagination to create stunning ornamental bugs and butterflies to display in your very own 3D shadow box.
All activities are free of charge and operate on a first come, first served basis so avoid missing out by turning up a little early. Children must be supervised at all times by a responsible adult; they cannot be left alone in a workshop or activities space.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday 12, 2 & 4pm Sunday 12 & 2pm With two different printing workshops Artichoke are spoiling us! Pop along to the Print Studio on Thursday and Friday to try the simple, bold and fun technique of polyblock printing. Or, on Saturday and Sunday drop by to learn the traditional drypoint print technique from Artichoke's master craftsmen. Suitable for all ages.
Guided Tours Tours of Affordable Art Fair presented by SLAM South London Art Maps is a one-stop resource for finding out about South London’s many emerging galleries. You too can be in the know by joining SLAM’s bespoke tours of Affordable Art Fair Spring Collection 2014. Friday 4pm, Saturday 2pm Tour of Project Space Collective With SLAM's keen eye for talent spotting, this is a perfect tour for first-time collectors or anyone curious about emerging artists. SLAM is dedicated to promoting South London’s most exciting new art and will be extending this ethos to galleries showing at the Affordable Art Fair. Thursday 4pm & Sunday 2pm SLAM selects: Affordable Art Fair 2014 SLAM will be on hand to guide you round the all new Affordable Art Fair Project Space Collective. Providing a platform for fresh and engaging work from a curated selection of innovative organisations, the Project Space Collective is a great place to start exploring the array of 15
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Exhibitor List Battersea Spring 2014
4Impressions
Antlers Gallery
Oxford
Bristol
fourimpressions.com 01865 558 589
antlersgallery.com 07780 503 180
Art *
The Art Movement
ArtDog London
UK and Germany
London
London
art8star.co.uk
art-movement.com
07976 294 985
I9
07973 692 494
07903 194 591
Artichoke
The Barker Gallery
Bromont, Canada
London
Eton, Windsor
arteriagallery.com
artichokeprintmaking.com
F4
020 7924 0600
E1
artdoglondon.co.uk
F8
ArtĂŞria +1 450 919 3133
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K6
A3
thebarkergallery.com
A9
07932 064 799
G4
Beaux Arts Bath
Bell Fine Art
Bernard Chauchet
Bath
Winchester, Hampshire
London
beauxartsbath.co.uk
bellfineart.co.uk
01225 464 850
E7
01962 860 439
B9
chauchet.com 07711 436 868
Beyond the Sea
Bicha Gallery
Black Rat Projects
Padstow, Cornwall
London
London
beyondthesea.co.uk
bichagallery.com
07968 374 878
E3
020 7349 0621
blackratprojects.com
I6
020 7613 7200
bo.lee gallery
Bowlish Gallery
Brita Prinz Arte
London
Bath, Somerset
Madrid
bo-lee.co.uk
bowlishgallery.co.uk
07970 492 858
H12
07973 401 561
D7
H2
britaprinzarte.com
J7
+34 91 522 18 21
L3 19
Broadway Modern
Bruno Dahl Gallery
Byard Art
Broadway, Worcestershire
Ebeltoft, Denmark
Cambridge
john-noott.com
brunodahl.dk
01386 858 969
+45 50 80 95 94
byardart.co.uk
F9
01223 464 646
Cameron Contemporary Art
Capital Culture Gallery
Carina Haslam Art
Brighton and Hove
London
Great Missenden, Bucks
cameroncontemporary.com
capitalculture.eu
07752 380 088
F6
020 3268 2184
D10
carinahaslamart.com 01494 866 914
Catharine Miller
Colourbox
Comodaa Gallery & Projects
London
Otley, West Yorks
Sydney, Australia
catharinemiller.com
reltonmarine.com
020 7351 1973
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J6
K2
01943 468 989
K3
comodaa.com 07790 005416
H14
H7
C3
The Contemporary London
Coombe Gallery
Creative Cohesion
London
Dartmouth, Devon
Sunniside, Sunderland
thecontemporarylondon.com
coombegallery.com
creativecohesion.org.uk
07747 635 823
F3
01803 835 820
I12
01915 655 331
Cricket Fine Art
Cube Gallery
Cynthia Corbett Gallery
London
London
London
cricketfineart.co.uk
cube-gallery.co.uk
020 7352 2733
L12
020 7935 2600
thecynthiacorbettgallery.com
B8
020 8947 6782
Dadbrook Gallery
The Doorway Gallery
Dreipunkt Edition
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
Dublin
Munich
dadbrookgallery.co.uk
thedoorwaygallery.com
01844 292 459
H5
+35 31 76 45 895
A4
C12
dreipunkt-edition.de
H1
+49 89 178 4721
G2
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The Drugstore Gallery
Duncan R. Miller Contemporary
Edgar Modern
Axbridge, Somerset
London
Bath
thedrugstoregallery.com
duncanmiller.com
01934 732 588
020 7839 8806
edgarmodern.com
D1
01225 443 746
Edition3
Envie d’Art Galleries
Eyestorm
Oxford
London
London
edition3.co.uk
enviedart.com
01865 331 365
J3
020 7589 8200
0845 643 2001
First Contemporary
FitzRoy Knox
London
Bristol
New York, NY, USA
woolffgallery.co.uk
firstcontemporary.com
E12
0117 329 6047
E10
eyestorm.com
H10
Fflow Gallery 020 7631 0551
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G11
A10
fitzroyknox.us +1 203 571 7545
H11
J2
Fiumano Fine Art
Foss Fine Art
Four Square Fine Arts
London
London
Lewes
fiumanofineart.com
fossfineart.com
020 7402 6241
J11
020 7738 0838
foursquarearts.co.uk
J8
01273 474 005
Fourwalls Contemporary
Frames Gallery
Francis Iles
Brighton
Perth, Scotland
Rochester
four-walls.co.uk
framesgallery.co.uk
francis-iles.com
07909 511 159
K9
01738 631 085
L4
01634 843 081
The French Art Studio
Gagliardi Gallery
Galerie NUMMER40
London
London
The Netherlands
thefrenchartstudio.com
gagliardigallery.org
020 7584 1821
C10
020 7352 3663
C14
nummer40.com +31 621 186 180
B6
B5
G1 23
Galerie Virginie Barrou Planquart
Galleri Final
The Gallery Notting Hill
Paris
Malmo, Sweden
London
galeriebarrouplanquart.com
gallerifinal.se
+33 682 030 956
+46 40 30 78 36
D6
thegallerynottinghill.com 020 7603 9953
GalleryOne
GAS Gallery
Giant Mango Gallery
Hindhead, Surrey
London
Yokohama, Japan
gallery-one.co.uk
gasgallery.co.uk
07740 460 963
L1
07950 415 422
+81 045 507 4461
Greenstage Gallery
Hicks Gallery
London
Bishops Frome, Worcester
London
grandyart.com
greenstagegallery.co.uk
J4
01885 490 839
C1
giantmango.com
F2
Grandy Art 07789 264 998
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E5
C7
hicksgallery.co.uk 020 8944 7171
D3
L10
James Freeman Gallery
John Iddon Fine Art
Josie Eastwood Fine Art
London
London
Sparsholt, Winchester
jamesfreemangallery.com
johniddonfineart.com
020 7226 3300
E11
020 8940 7741
J9
josieeastwood.com 01962 776 677
Le Siants Galerie
Lilford Gallery
Lime Tree Gallery
Barcelona
Canterbury, Kent
Bristol
lesiants.com
lilfordgallery.com
limetreegallery.com
+34 664 861 414
I2
01227 639 086
K11
0117 929 2527
Linda Blackstone Gallery
London Contemporary Art
Mae Gallery
Rickmansworth, Herts
London
Steep, Hants
lindablackstone.com
londoncontemporaryart.co.uk
07808 612 193
J12
07557 919 340
K8
maegallery.com 01730 268 697
I11
I7
D2 25
Marine House at Beer
Marita Segovia Gallery
Mark Jason Gallery
Beer, Devon
Madrid
London
marinehouseatbeer.co.uk
galeriamaritasegovia.com
01297 625 257
+34 639 169 207
markjasongallery.com
A6
020 7258 5800
D12
Modernbook
My Life in Art
Narwhal Inuit Art Gallery
San Francisco
UK
London
modernbook.com
mylifeinart.com
+1 415 732 0300
B2
07751 233 695
narwhalgallery.com
H8
020 8747 1575
Neville Contemporary Art
Nicholas Bowlby Art Gallery
Olivia Connelly
Kingsley, Hampshire
Poundgate, East Sussex
Brighton
artneville.com
nicholasbowlby.co.uk
01420 488 912
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A7
B4
01892 667 809
A2
oliviaconnelly.com
L11
07939 841 451
L6
One Church Street Gallery
Outline Editions
Panter & Hall
Great Missenden, Bucks
London
London
onechurchstreet.com
outline-editions.co.uk
01494 863 344
K1
020 8451 3400
panterandhall.com
H3
020 7399 9999
C8
Portal Painters
Priory Gallery Broadway
Quantum Contemporary Art
London
Broadway
London
portalpainters.co.uk
priorybroadway.com
020 7286 0940
I8
01386 853 783
quantumart.co.uk
D11
020 7498 6868
H15
Raquelle Azran Vietnamese Contemporary Fine Art
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
Red Gallery
New York, USA
London
Loudwater Village, Buckinghamshire
artnet.com/razran.html
rebeccahossack.com
+1 212 715 0565
D5
020 7436 4899
redgallery.co.uk
G14
07799 642 755
K7 27
Redleaf Gallery
Retrospect Galleries
Rostra Gallery
Tunbridge Wells
NSW, Australia
Bath
redleafgallery.com
retrospectgalleries.com
01892 526 695
+61 2 6680 8825
rostragallery.co.uk
A14
01225 448 121
K5
Sarah O’Kane Contemporary Fine Art
Scottish Art Portfolio
Sheridan Russell Gallery
Lewes
Renfrewshire, Scotland
London
stannesgalleries.com
scottishartportfolio.co.uk
sheridanrussellgallery.com
01273 407 119
C4
01505 612 077
J1
020 8953 0908
Shine Artists
Shirley Crowther Art
Sol Art Gallery
London
Ditchling, Sussex
Dublin
shineartists.com
shirleycrowtherart.com
07957 346 729
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I3
F11
01273 841 244
A5
solart.ie
K4
+35 316 750 972
L8
StandaRTE
TAG Fine Arts
Tallantyre Gallery
Madrid
London
Morpeth, Northumberland
galeriaestandarte.com
tagfinearts.com
+34 915 773 741
C5
020 7688 8446
tallantyre-gallery.co.uk
L5
01670 517 214
Thomas & Paul
Tracey McNee Fine Art
Transistor
London
Dowanhill, Glasgow
Cotham, Bristol
thomasandpaul.com
traceymcnee.com
020 7289 6200
A12
07950 335 737
transistor.uk.com
B1
01179 466 959
Triangle
View Art Gallery
Villa del Arte Galleries
London
Clifton, Bristol
Barcelona
hensher.co.uk/triangle
viewartgallery.co.uk
020 8673 0026
E6
05603 116 753
A1
J10
villadelarte.com
F1
+34 932 680 673
L14
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White Space Art
Will’s Art Warehouse
Woodbine Contemporary Arts
Totnes, Devon
London
Uppingham, Rutland
whitespaceart.com
wills-art.com
01803 864 088
G12
020 8246 4840
My notes:
Wren Gallery Burford, Oxfordshire wrenfineart.com 01993 823 495
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I10
woodbinecontemporaryarts.co.uk
E9, I14
01406 330 693
D9
Home is where the Art is
Art has long been synonymous with property, as of course, you need somewhere to house your favourite art. That is why we are proud to be sponsoring The Late View at the Battersea Affordable Art Fair and will be exhibiting throughout the four days. Please do come and visit us on our stand by the cafĂŠ.
For property information please don’t hesitate to contact Robin Chatwin. 020 8877 1222 rchatwin@savills.com
savills.com
28 offices across London, over 80 in the UK and 500 offices and associates globally.
Artyard Handmade’s new studio in Richmond specialises in creative classes & parties for all ages, as well as holiday workshops and ‘crash courses’ for the time-pressed who still want to learn new skills and unleash their creative side! Visit artyardhandmade.co.uk
Combining original vintage furniture with fabrics from the best new British designers, Galapagos is proud to support the Affordable Art Fair in bringing great design to Battersea. Come and experience Galapagos vintage and upcycled furniture in the Café at the fair.
galapagosdesigns.com
44 Amwell Street London EC1R 1XS 020 7837 3233 www.flor-unikon.co.uk
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Talks,Tours & Workshops Thursday 13 March
Saturday 15 March
12 Printmaking Workshop with Artichoke 2 & In the Print Studio 4pm
12 Printmaking Workshop with Artichoke 2 & In the Print Studio 4pm
3pm Wreath of Wings: mixed media work-
2pm Talk & Tour: SLAM guide to the Project
4pm Talk & Tour: SLAM selects Affordable
3pm Beautiful Bugs: wax resist and water-
Friday 14 March
Sunday 16 March
shop with Artyard In the Education Space
Art Fair 2014 (Meet at the info desk in the front marquee)
Women in Art Focus with Gudrun Sjödén 2pm
230pm
Tour & Talk: Women in Art with Susan Mumford, Founder of the Association of Women Art Dealers (AWAD) In the Education Space Drinks and nibbles with Gudrun Sjödén In the Education Space
from
250pm
Silk scarf painting workshop. In the Education Space
12, Printmaking Workshop with Artichoke 2 & In the Print Studio 4pm 4pm Talk & Tour: SLAM guide to the Project Space Collective (Meet at the info desk in the front marquee)
Space Collective (Meet at the info desk in the front marquee) colour workshop with Artyard In the Education Space
12& Printmaking Workshop with Artichoke 2pm In the Print Studio 2pm Talk & Tour: SLAM selects Affordable Art Fair 2014 (Meet at the info desk in the front marquee)
3pm Become an Insect Collector: mixed media workshop with Artyard In the Education Space
Some more information about us here: affordableartfair.co.uk
Global fair dates for this year: Hong Kong Maastricht New York Singapore London, Hampstead Bristol London, Battersea
20 – 23 March 3 – 6 April 3 – 6 April 22 – 25 May 12 – 15 June 19 – 21 September 23 – 26 October
See our tweets, posts and boards at: @AAFLondon facebook.com/AffordableArtFair pinterest.com/affordableart “THE CREATIVE CLASSES WERE
Many thanks to our partners and sponsors: A REVELATION”
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