London Art Fair 2010
dal 12/1/2010 al 16/1/2010
Segnalato da
12/1/2010
London Art Fair 2010
Business Design Centre, London
Established in 1988, the fair encompasses over one-hundred rigorously selected galleries presenting Modern British and international contemporary art. This year Art Projects expands into a new space with 25 projects featuring emerging artists and new work. In its 4th year, Photo50 is a showcase for contemporary photography with artists selected by a distinguished panel.
Now entering its 22nd year, London Art Fair is the UK’s largest Modern British and contemporary art fair. Established in 1988, the Fair encompasses over one-hundred rigorously selected galleries presenting Modern British and international contemporary art.
Attracting 21,700 visitors, London Art Fair gives galleries the opportunity to renew relationships with existing clients and develop significant new contacts early in the New Year. Visitors include major collectors and representatives from public and private institutions – museums, galleries and corporate collections – together with well-informed individuals who buy regularly from the Fair.
London Art Fair offers a uniquely welcoming atmosphere for galleries and visitors to meet and do business. Strong marketing ensures a steady flow of visitors with three evening receptions.
Art Projects
This year Art Projects expands into a new space with 25 projects featuring emerging artists and new work. Collectors will find solo and group displays and large scale installations from an exciting forum of international galleries including Foley Gallery (New York), Gallery Baer (Dresden) and Galerie f5,6 (Munich) as well as Bearspace, Charlie Smith and Sumarria Lunn from London.
Art Projects are selected by curator and critic Pryle Behrman with Jonathan Burton and Sarah Monk.
Photo50
In its 4th year, Photo50 is a showcase for contemporary photography with artists selected by a distinguished panel including Anita Zabludowicz (collector), David Campany (writer and lecturer on the history and theory of photography) and a team from Goldsmith's MFA curating programme. Fifty works will be shown and the members of the panel will champion the artists they have nominated.
Long recognised for its quality and welcoming atmosphere, London Art Fair aims to uphold a unique and supportive approach to collecting, providing an environment in which visitors can understand the historical importance, value and unique qualities of works from across the spectrum of the art market.
2010 PARTICIPATING GALLERIES:
Adam Gallery
Adrian Sassoon
Advanced Graphics London
Agnew's
Alan Cristea Gallery
Albemarle Gallery
Anthony Hepworth Fine Art
Art First
Austin/Desmond Fine Art
Beardsmore Gallery
Bearspace – Art Projects
Beaux Arts
Beaux Arts Bath
Bend In the River
Broadbent Gallery
Browse & Darby
Byard Art
Caroline Wiseman Originals Ltd
CCA Galleries
CHARLIE SMITH London – Art Projects
Connaught Brown
Cosa
Crane Kalman Gallery Ltd
Cynthia Corbett Gallery
Cyril Gerber Fine Art
Dominic Guerrini
Duncan R Miller Fine Arts
Edgar Modern
England & Co
Ewan Mundy Fine Art
Eyestorm
Fairfax Gallery
Foley Gallery– Art Projects
Four Square Fine Arts
Galerie Baer– Art Projects
Galerie Olivier Waltman
Gallery One
Galerie F5,6 – Art Projects
GBS Fine Art Ltd
Gilden's Arts Gallery
Glasgow Print Studio
Golden Thread Gallery– Art Projects
Gwen Hughes Modern British Art
Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert
HF Contemporary Art
HF Contemporary Art– Art Projects
IMYU Projects– Art Projects
Jaggedart
James Kinmont Fine Art
Jealous Gallery
Jill George Gallery
John Martin Gallery
Jonathan Clark & Co
Ken Closs Fine Art
Laurent Delaye Gallery
Lemon Street Gallery
Lena Boyle Fine Art
Long & Ryle
Lucy Johnson
Mark Barrow Fine Art
Mark Jason Gallery
Martin Tinney Gallery
Mauger Modern
Mauger Modern– Art Projects
Millennium
My Life In Art– Art Projects
Offer Waterman & Co
Open Gallery– Art Projects
ORDINARY-LIGHT Photography– Art Projects
Osborne Samuel Ltd
Paisnel Gallery
Panter & Hall
Paul Stolper
Pavilion– Art Projects
Piano Nobile
Pieroni Contemporary Art
Portal Gallery
Purdy Hicks Gallery
Quantum Contemporary Art
Rabley Contemporary Drawing
Rebecca Hossack Gallery
Redfern Gallery
Richard Green
Richard Saltoun
Robin Katz Fine Art
Roger Billcliffe Gallery
Sarah Myerscough
Sarah Myerscough– Art Projects
Sesame Gallery– Art Projects
Shirley Crowther Contemporary Art
Stephanie Hoppen
Sumarria Lunn– Art Projects
TAG Fine Arts
Thackeray Gallery
The Fine Art Partnership
The Fine Art Society
The French Art Studio
The Multiple Store– Art Projects
The Scottish Gallery
The Steps Gallery
The Steps Gallery– Art Projects
Transistor
Vertigo Gallery
Waterhouse & Dodd
Whitford Fine Art
Wilson Stephens Fine Art
Wolseley Fine Arts
Woolff Gallery
Zebra Gallery
Image: Isabel Rock, Lord Foster, 2009. Pen ink and collage on print. Courtesy of Bearspace
Press contact:
Claire Walsh
Direct: 020 79361296 E: cwalsh@brunswickgroup.com
Nicolas Smirnoff
Direct: 020 79361275 E: nsmirnoff@brunswickgroup.com
Business Design Centre
52 Upper Street - London
Opening times:
o Tues 12 Jan 6 – 9pm (Preview Evening – invitation only)
o Wed 13 Jan 11am – 9pm
o Thurs 14 Jan 11am – 9pm
o Fri 15 Jan 11am – 7pm
o Sat 16 Jan 11am – 7pm
o Sun 17 Jan 11am – 5pm
Admission Prices:
o £11 day pass, in advance
o £15 (£9 concessions) day pass, on the door
o £25 for the preview evening ticket (12 January) / £30 on the door
o £25 for five-day pass in advance / £30 on the door
£1 booking fee applies per ticket purchased in advance