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FA I R G U I D E
AND MAP
7 – 10 M A R C H 2 019
Battersea Park, London
B R O W S E A R T: A F F O R D A B L E A R T F A I R . C O M
2 M E E T TH E A RTI S T
5 PL ATF O RM PROJ EC T S
THANKS 10 G O CR A Z Y F O R CO R A L!
12 F O O D A N D D RIN K
13 PL AY: G O B E HIN D
TH E SC E N ES
14 PL AY: WO RKS HO P S
A N D TA LKS
18 E X HIB ITIN G GA LLE RI ES
28 M A P
Hello! A big welcome from me and the whole Affordable Art Fair
team to this buzzing Battersea Spring Fair 2019. As we return to
the beautiful park we call home, we invite you to leave behind
the winter months and join us in a celebration of COLOUR.
AFFORDABLE ART FAIR Our Workshops, Talks and Tours focus on colour – the impact
Will Ramsay Fair Founder of colour on mood and atmosphere; how colour can be used in
Jennifer Conner UK Regional Managing Director therapy; how to tie a colourful bouquet with florists Bloom & Wild;
even how to grind your own pigments and use them to create a
FAIR TE AM masterpiece.
Lucinda Costello UK Fair Director
Carla Dolan UK Fair Operations Manager We’re absolutely thrilled to welcome artist James Burke as our
Leigh Richards UK Fair Development Manager Artist in Residence. You can spend some time with his works on
Sally Dickson UK Fair Development Coordinator stand D1, and even become part of the art by blowing air into his
Polly Sykes UK Fair Operations Coordinator Everything and Nothing balloon… you’ll just have to go and see what
Alison Clarke Financial Controller I’m talking about.
Andrea Higgins Assistant Accountant
One of the joys of creating Affordable Art Fairs is working with so
MARKETING many knowledgeable gallerists, brimming over with enthusiasm for
Claire Jackson UK Head of Marketing their artists’ work. I urge you to dive into the fair and start exploring
Rebecca Stanton UK Marketing Manager – you’re amongst friends here. You can slowly develop your own
Claudia Hogg UK Marketing Assistant taste or maybe now’s the moment to take the plunge. And we’ve
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Lisa Tolliday Global Designer introduced the Own Art scheme to make buying art even more
affordable. Visit the Own Art team on stand A1 where they’ll be
ONLINE TEAM pleased to talk through your options.
Holly Selby Head of Digital
Will Huntley-Clarke Digital Trading Analyst Have a wonderful time!
Phoebe Ashworth Website Manager
Maura Derossis Gallery Partnership Manager Lucinda Costello
Sarah Casebury Customer Service and Product Administrator Fair Director
MEET THE ARTIST
3 MEET THE ARTIST
Are there any artists that
have had a significant
ALE X ANDR A GALL AGHER influence on your style?
Jenny Saville was a huge
influence on my work when
Ahead of the fair I was at college and when
we sat down with I started out doing
Alexandra Gallagher portraiture work, but now I
of Contemporary seem to absorb everything.
Collective Gallery, I love so many different
the talented artist who artists and they’re usually
inspired us to bring very different in style to my
her playful ‘Selfies own. I admire artists like
With Bond’ to life for Monica Cook, Ellen Rogers,
our Battersea Spring Malcolm Liepke, Henrik
campaign. Read on to get her take on the rise of ‘selfie Aarrestad Uldalen, but
culture’, why she’s naturally drawn to the surreal and which honestly I’m totally
artists she most admires. obsessed with art, so I think it would be hard to just pin down
one or two that are the most influential. I probably take a bit
We love the contemporary twist you’ve put on the classic from everything I look at, constantly learning.
James Bond series. Can you tell us a bit about the inspiration
behind ‘Selfies With Bond’? Prints can be a great, more affordable way to bring some
‘Selfies With Bond’ was created for a series of work exploring personality and creativity to your home. Can you tell us a bit
the intellectual landscape of the internet. The series first came about your process?
about when exploring the idea of the computer being the My collage prints are made mainly from found digital imagery
window to the outside world. With so many people now living or photographs of my own. I work in Photoshop to cut elements
their lives through the internet, I wanted to explore what it would out and manipulate them. I start with one element that speaks
look like if it were a physical, tangible thing. to me, that sparks something. I never plan a piece, it’s a very
organic process. I find using Photoshop keeps that spontaneity,
What drew you to explore the surreal in your work? I lose something when I plan a piece or use a sketch book. Like
I’m not entirely sure. I’ve always loved surrealism and the it’s overthought. I guess that’s like surrealism in its truest sense
concept behind the movement, but it is a genre I came to – my work is from the subconscious.
accidentally, rather than one I deliberately sought to explore. I
guess I think in a very surreal way, I always have, and my mind If you could summarise your works in three words, what
moves very quickly and creatively, so I found it fitted well when would they be?
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trying to express myself as an artist. I also love that there can Wow that is a tough one… Colourful, bizarre and surreal.
be a lot of humour in the surreal. I don’t believe in taking
ourselves too seriously. Keen to see more of Alexandra Gallagher’s artwork?
Head to Contemporary Collective Gallery on stand B1, or visit
affordableartfair.com
Image right: Alexandra Gallagher. Selfies With Bond. Digital print, edition of 5.
84 x 59 cm. Contemporary Collective Gallery, £1,250.
P L AT F O R M P R O J E C T S
5 P L AT F O R M P ROJ E C T S
M E E T T H E C U R ATO R
New for 2019 we are excited
to introduce Becca Pelly-Fry,
Head Curator at west
London’s thriving arts and
culture hub Elephant West,
as our brand new Platform
Projects curator.
A lifelong supporter of emerging artists, Pelly-Fry now heads
up a dynamic programme which aims to firmly establish the
careers of talented young artists within the global art scene.
For Becca’s first Platform Projects show she has selected five
artists whose work considers the ways in which we relate to our
environment. In these days of high anxiety, urban overcrowding
and ecological disaster, the human relationship to the
environment has never been more fraught or problematic. How
we navigate the next century will depend on our ability to stop,
Changing children’s
look, listen and feel – the very concept that has inspired the title
for this year’s showcase.
lives through art
Scarlett Bowman takes inspiration from incidental arrangements
of everyday objects, creating abstracted paintings and
sculptures that carry recognisable but oblique references to
place; Rebecca Byrne makes large-scale, immersive paintings
Our Letting the Future In service uses activities
that take the viewer on a journey through her own memories;
like drawing and painting to help children rebuild
Alice Irwin uses the language of childhood play to explore
their lives after abuse. psychological questions and experiences; Jeremy Knowles
– Visit us at stand L4 to find out more seeks the unexpected in his daily walks around his Berlin
about how we help children recover. neighbourhood, capturing moments of colour that stand out from
the gloom; and Alice Wilson places painted objects in the
– Enter our daily raffle for the chance to win landscape to help audiences navigate, then brings them back
four amazing prizes. into the urban environment bearing the traces of their previous
incarnation, reconnecting nature and the man-made.
– Join us for a creative workshop to learn
more about Letting the Future In.
Don’t miss this year’s exciting display of innovative, immersive
and large-scale works, perfect for the more adventurous
collector looking to find the next big thing!
©NSPCC 2018. National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Registered charity England and Wales 216401
and Scotland SC037717. Photography by Tom Hull. The children pictured are models and volunteers. J20181214.
P L AT F O R M P R O J E C T S
7 P L AT F O R M P ROJ E C T S
MEET THE ARTISTS
SCARLET T BOWMAN
Chelsea College of Art
REBECCA BYRNE
Chelsea College of Art
ALICE IRWIN
Royal College of Art
JEREMY KNOWLES
Camberwell College of Art
2.
ALICE WILSON
Wimbledon College of Art
1.
5.
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1. Alice Wilson. Grass Steps. Construction timber, paint, screws and photographic
transfer, original. 26 x 30 x 46 cm. £1,400.
2. Scarlett Bowman. Candy. Acrylic on canvas, 41 x 51 cm. £1,440.
3. Rebecca Byrne. Fortress. Acrylic on paper, 420 x 200 x 300 cm. Up to £5,000.
4. Jeremy Knowles. 8am Walks (series). Photography, edition of 5, 140 x 100 cm
or 100 x 70 cm (two sizes available). £650 or £350 accordingly.
5. Alice Irwin. Cheeky Dips. Etching on somerset, original, 10 x 15 cm,
3. 4. framed. £250.
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11 G O C R A Z Y F O R C O R A L !
I N T R O D U C E S O M E C O R A L A B S T R AC T I O N
A pop of coral can really lift an abstract artwork and give it
a fresh, contemporary edge. Smithson Gallery’s Frea Buckler
heroes the vibrancy of coral in contrast with electric blue in
her overlapping geometric forms. Check out Frea’s screenprint
‘Luminous’ if you’re looking for something to pack a punch in
a salon hang, or simply steal the show on it’s own.
C O R A L AT I T S M O S T C O M F O R T I N G
Some interiors are made for cosy nights and soft candlelight,
and it’s the ‘humanising and heartening’ qualities of Living Coral
that have helped us to discover the colour’s more comforting
side. We couldn’t think of anything better than Daniel Ablitt’s
‘In the Clearing’ from Will’s Art Warehouse to effortlessly
harness the warmth of coral from within.
EMBR ACE THE RE TRO
There’s something quite nostalgic about coral, don’t you think?
We can’t help but be reminded of 1950s Pink Ladies or antique
coral necklaces. And some artists really catch onto this vibe
in their retro inspired works. We can’t resist Rusty Wiles’ retro
‘Flamingo’. Represented by Social Media Art Gallery, Rusty has
GO CR A Z Y FOR COR AL! an awesome story: a firefighter who dabbles in photography,
his works are a homage to colour in all its glory. His depiction of
this painted coral wall bathed in sunlight would be a brilliant
In December, Pantone announced its annual Colour of the addition to any home.
Year, with last year’s 18-3838 Ultra Violet making way for
something softer, warmer and much more playful: 16-1546 So it’s goodbye ultra violet, hello comforting coral! Shop all the
Living Coral. artists mentioned above and many more in our Pantone-inspired
Living Coral Collection now at affordableartfair.com
Lauded for its energising and comforting qualities, Living Coral
– a blend of peachy tones with a warm, orange glow – is
perfect for the ever-changing world we live in. And when it
comes to decorating our homes with this nourishing hue, we
couldn’t be happier! Living Coral is about having fun, feeling
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more human, and interacting with the world around you, as
Laurie Pressman, vice president of Pantone says: “It’s not too
heavy. We want to play. We want to be uplifted”. Image left: Rusty Wiles. Flamingo.
Digital print, edition of 20. 30 x 30 cm.
Inspired by Pantone’s focus on all things invigorating, we’ve Social Media Art Gallery, £560.
been pondering the best way to add some of this nourishing
Image right: Daniel Ablitt. In The
shade into our interiors. So, read on for a little design inspiration Clearing. Oil. 90 x 80 cm. Will’s Art
and we promise you’ll be going crazy for coral in no time. Warehouse. £2,650.
FOOD AND DRINK P L AY: GO BEHIND
1 3 P L AY: G O B E H I N D T H E S C E N E S
N E W F O R 2 019 THE SCENES
CAFÉ PRINT VILL AGE
Kick back and relax in our Café overlooking the fair, whether it’s All day every day
a coffee and cake pit stop, or you’re looking for something more We’ll be introducing you to the people and processes behind
substantial, Benugo have got you covered. With an exciting the art of printmaking. Join our very own printmakers to try your
selection of hot and cold dishes, the new Mediterranean- hand at this versatile art form or simply admire the works of
inspired salads are definitely not to be missed! those who do!
BAR TOU R DU JOU R
Why not toast your new purchase with a glass of the good stuff Every day 2pm, from the Info Desk
and some fresh seafood in our all new central Champagne Bar. Join members of the Affordable Art Fair team as they take you
Take a seat and watch the buzz of the fair build around you as round a handful of their favourite artists to be found at the fair,
you sip on one of the new cocktails on offer, or simply tuck into introducing you to galleries who will be able to share a little
a delicious plate of hot smoked salmon as you mull over your more about the people and processes behind the art.
next move.
LIVE ART
FEAST IT Come along to have a look inside our ever-evolving artist studio
Our pop-up Print Village was such a hit in autumn we have beside the Info Desk. We’ve invited galleries and artists from all
brought it back and made it even better for spring. Head out over the world to share their practice with you. Pop in to watch a
to the entrance where you’ll find fresh, wood-fired pizzas from piece created before your very eyes!
Vaporetto and Papi Churros providing traditional churros with
a selection of irresistible toppings.
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P L AY: W O R K S H O P S
1 5 P L AY: W O R K S H O P S A N D T A L K S
THU 7 MARCH 6 – 7.15pm and 7.30 – 8.45pm
Bloom & Wild Bouquets
A N D TA L K S C R E AT I V E S T U D I O Bring art to life and create
your own hand tied bouquet
12 – 1.30pm inspired by a floral delight at
This spring, we’ve taken a flying leap into the wonderful Creating Colours the fair with Bloom & Wild, the
world of colour, collaborating with a whole host of incredible Explore the versatility of UK’s most loved online florist.
programme partners to explore a torrent of tones. colour through pigments Pre-booked sessions only.
and paints with London Bookable at the Info Desk.
So, whether you’re looking for a chance to get hands-on and Fine Art Studios’ Scott For adults.
creative, want to discover more about the artist behind the Pohlschmidt, for an
masterpiece, or are on the lookout for expert curation advice for introduction into conveying CAFÉ
your home, there’s certainly something for everyone at the fair. a broad spectrum of colour
with a restricted palette. 6.15 – 8.15pm
If you’ve brought the kids along, pick up a free family pack filled For adults. Neon at Night
with activities from the Creative Studio or Info Desk. Let your imagination run wild,
2 – 3.30pm joining Paint Jam London for
All workshops are free and run on a drop-in basis, unless Colourful Compositions: an unmissable immersive art
otherwise stated. Remembering Rothko workshop. Wine in hand, focus
Use our fun wheel of fortune on the joy of neon colour,
to select a colour palette, while painting a collaborative
WED 6 MARCH 8 – 9pm colour block with mt Masking creation. For adults.
Colour Painting Tape and create your own
C R E AT I V E S T U D I O Demonstration Rothko-inspired masterpiece
Pop into this oil and pastel with Collage Club’s Stephanie FRI 8 MARCH
6 – 7.30pm demonstration with London Hartman. For all ages.
Art Therapy with the NSPCC Fine Art Studios’ founder Ann C R E AT I V E S T U D I O
Unleash your creativity, and Witheridge and tutor Nneka 4 – 5pm
explore the incredible effects Uzoigwe, for a chance to Continuous Portrait Drawings 12 – 1.30pm
of colour on mood, learning watch a floral masterpiece Join Jana De Vos from The Pastel Colours Masterclass
all about the vital impact this emerge before your very London Paint Studio for a Join London Fine Art Studios’
can have on rebuilding lives eyes. For adults. portraiture class with a twist, founder Ann Witheridge for a
and creating happy, healthy creating new shapes and celebration of colour, seeking
futures. For adults. impressions using one simple inspiration from a nature
rule: no lifting the pencil from themed still-life and focusing
the page! For all ages. on shape and tone to create
an explosion of floral fun. For
all ages.
1 7 P L AY: W O R K S H O P S A N D T A L K S
2 – 3.30pm S AT 9 M A R C H TA L K S L O U N G E 4 – 5.30pm
Colourful Compositions: Marvellous Mosaics
Making a Mondrian C R E AT I V E S T U D I O 3 – 3.30pm and 4 – 4.30pm Join Heart in Art Workshops
Join Collage Club’s Stephanie Bridgeman Studio Award for one last chance to get
Hartman for a bold and 12 – 1.30pm Q&A Panel hands-on and creative at
brilliant colour-blocking The NSPCC’s Join Bridgeman Images and the fair. Learn all about
collage masterclass focussing Colourful Creations the winner of the Bridgeman mosaic techniques, expressing
on the works of Mondrian for Express yourself with colour, Studio Award 2018 Imogen yourself with colour to design
inspiration. Learn handy tools explore different methods and Forte, for an insight into and decorate ceramics.
and tips to create an artwork tones, and learn all about the Imogen’s travels to Cuba, For adults.
of your own using mt Masking vital impact art therapy can the difficulty and joy of the
Tape. For all ages. have in helping rebuild lives judging process and what’s TA L K S L O U N G E
and creating happy, healthy happened since the
4 – 6.30pm futures. For all ages. competition. For adults. 3 – 3.30pm and 4 – 4.30pm
Starry Night Colour and
Watch magic come to life, 2 – 3.30pm Human Psychology
creating a Van Gogh inspired Kaleidoscope of Colours S U N 10 M A RCH Join Cinzia Moretti, founder
masterpiece using crayons Join Alice Nyong, illustrator of Moretti Interior Design, for
to replicate his iconic and founder of The Mark C R E AT I V E S T U D I O a thought provoking take on
brushstrokes with The London Makers for a rainbow-inspired the effects of colour on our
Paint Studio founder, Jana drawing and painting 12 – 1.30pm minds. As a British Institute
De Vos. For all ages. workshop with Faber-Castell The NSPCC’s of Interior Design member,
materials. For all ages. Postcard Workshop Cinzia is perfectly placed to
TA L K S L O U N G E Design a powerful postcard help you combine innate
4 – 5.30pm and get a chance to win a colour intuition with colour
3 – 3.30pm and 4 – 4.30pm Neon Takeover super special prize if you drop psychology and make use
The Power of Colour in One last chance to come your creation by the NSPCC of all of its benefits through
your Home along for a neon inspired stand! For all ages. the art you find at the fair.
Join Gwendoline Alderton free-style painting workshop For adults.
from the British Institute of with Paint Jam London, 2 – 3.30pm
Interior Design and founder focusing on the joy of colour. Colour Pop Calligraphy
of GA interiors for an Celebrate the weekend by Join Rebecca Cahill Roots
introduction to interior colour unleashing your creative side, to learn brush calligraphy
schemes to implement in your exploring and expressing techniques using Tombow
home. Showcasing the latest yourself through art. For ABT Brush Pens. Get to grips
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colour trends and sharing how all ages. with the basics before
to choose the perfect colours learning how to bring your
to express your personality, letters to life with colour
you’ll find out more about the blending and shading. For
art of curating a stylish and all ages.
healthy home. For adults.E XHIBITING GALLERIES
19 E XHIBITING GALLERIES
A11 D7 L10
4Impressions 508 Gallery Abstract House
Oxford, UK London, UK London, UK
01865 516 556 020 3719 3109 020 8947 3934
fourimpressions.com 508kingsroad.com abstracthouse.com
A3 F10 G7
After Nyne Amanda Aldous Fine Art Amsterdam Light
London, UK Hampshire, UK Amsterdam, Netherlands
020 3904 7879 01256 674 444 +31 20 820 87 88
afternynegallery.com aafineart.co.uk amsterdamlight.gallery
C8 D6 G6
ars, -tis, f. Art * The Art Agency
Munich, Germany UK / USA Esher, UK
+49 84 418 03 658 07976 294 985 01372 466 740
ars-tis.com art8star.co.uk theartagency.co.uk
G2 F8 J3
The Art Movement ART Salon ArtChina
London, UK Bath, UK Cambridge, UK
07973 692 494 01225 422 220 07817 029 618
art-movement.com artsalon.co.uk artchinauk.com21 E X H I B I T I N G GA LL E RI E S
A9 I3 G5 E8 E4 A6
ArtDog London Artered Gallery Artêria Bleach Box Bristol Contemporary Art Brita Prinz Arte
Photography Gallery
London, UK New York, USA Bromont, Canada Cambridge, UK Bristol, UK Madrid, Spain
07903 194 591 +34 67 23 83 755 +1 450 919 3133 07779 704 946 07786 431 497 +34 91 52 21 821
artdoglondon.co.uk arteredgallery.com arteriagallery.com bleachbox.co.uk bristolcontemporaryart.com britaprinzarte.com
C1 A5 K4 L5 F1 D3
Arthill Gallery Artichoke Artists of Russia Bruno Dahl Gallery Byard Art Callaghans of Shrewsbury
London, UK
London, UK 020 7924 0600 Rochester, UK Ebeltoft, Denmark Cambridge, UK Shropshire, UK
020 7381 1952 artichoketrading@ 01634 843 222 +45 50 80 9594 01223 464 646 01743 343 452
arthillgallery.com btconnect.com artistsofrussia.com brunodahl.dk byardart.co.uk callaghan-finepaintings.com
K3 F5 B12 L9 C2 G4
ArtZandra The Barker Gallery BEARSPACE London Camburn Fine Art Cameron Contemporary Art Capital Culture Gallery
Goteborg, Sweden Eton, UK London, UK La Roche Rigault, France Brighton & Hove, UK Norfolk, UK
+46 76 02 56 912 07932 064 799 020 8694 8097 +33 9616 362 74 07762 203 041 020 7183 3770
artzandra.se thebarkergallery.com bearspace.co.uk camburnfineart.com cameroncontemporaryart.com capitalculture.eu
C3 L2 H6 H5 B10 I6
Beaux Arts Bath Bernard Chauchet Beyond the Sea Carina Haslam Art Catharine Miller Chiefs & Spirits
Contemporary Art
Bath, UK London, UK Padstow, UK Great Missenden, UK London, UK The Hague, Netherlands
01225 464 850 07711 436 868 01841 533 588 01494 866 914 020 7351 1973 +31 70 36 58 219
beauxartsbath.co.uk chauchet.com beyondthesea.co.uk carinahaslamart.com catharinemiller.com chiefsandspirits.nl23 EXHIBITING GALLERIES
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Clarendon Fine Art Clifton Fine Art Contemporary Collective EOTW Gallery Far & Wild First Contemporary
Gallery
London, UK Bristol, UK London, UK Milan, Italy Cornwall, UK Bristol, UK
020 7499 0947 01172 397 684 020 8980 0395 +39 34 77 623 428 07702 279 011 07791 699 138
clarendonfineart.com cliftonfineart.com contemporarycollective.com emotionsoftheworld.com farandwildliving.co.uk firstcontemporary.com
A2 E10 F3 D5 D4 H1
The Contemporary Fine Art Contemporary Six Cube Gallery Foss Fine Art >french art studio Gagliardi Gallery
Gallery Eton
Windsor, UK Manchester, UK London, UK London, UK London, UK London, UK
07831 822 641 0161 835 2666 020 7935 2600 020 7738 0838 020 3737 8353 020 7352 3663
cfag.co.uk contemporarysix.co.uk cube-gallery.co.uk fossfineart.com frenchartstudio.com gagliardi.org
F9 H7 J4 J8 L7 I2
The Doorway Gallery Dreipunkt Edition The Drugstore Gallery Gala Fine Art Galerie Barrou Planquart Galerie Envie d’Art
Dublin, Ireland Munich, Germany Axbridge, UK Bristol, UK Paris, France Paris, France
+353 17 645 895 +49 89 18 926 712 01934 733 111 07799 412 631 +33 68 20 30 956 +33 15 33 00 010
thedoorwaygallery.com dreipunkt-edition.de thedrugstoregallery.com galafineart.uk galeriebarrouplanquart.com enviedart.com
L6 E2 B5 D2 A10 C10
Duncan R. Miller Fine Arts Edgar Modern Edition3 Galleri Final Galleri Långedrag Gallery GGC
London, UK Bath, UK Oxford, UK Malmö, Sweden Goteborg, Sweden Seoul, South Korea
020 7839 8806 01225 443 746 01865 331 365 +46 04 03 07 836 +46 70 26 27 611 +82 70 81 193 534
duncanmiller.com edgarmodern.com edition3.co.uk gallerifinal.se gallerilangedrag.se genuineglobalcompany.com25 EXHIBITING GALLERIES G3 E7 J9 F6 I7 J1 Gateway Gallery GrandyArt Hatch Gallery Lumitrix Mae Gallery Marine House at Beer Cheshire, UK London, UK Dorset, UK London, UK Hampshire, UK Devon, UK 01619 287 884 07789 264 998 01202 474 644 020 8964 9027 01730 268 697 01297 625 257 gateway-gallery.co.uk grandyart.com hatchgallery.co.uk lumitrix.com maegallery.com marinehouseatbeer.co.uk K2 H2 A8 F2 C9 E3 Iona House Gallery John Iddon Fine Art John Noott Galleries Mayne Gallery Mookji Art Collaboration Nadia Arnold Oxford, UK Richmond, UK Broadway, UK Devon, UK China / Korea London, UK 01993 811 464 020 8940 7741 01386 858 969 01548 853 848 +82 10 24 366 797 07792 808 911 ionahousegallery.org johniddonfineart.com john-noott.com maynegallery.co.uk mookjiart.com nadiaarnold.com K6 B2 D9 A4 K5 H4 Kittoe Contemporary Lara Bowen Contemporary Lilford Gallery Nicholas Bowlby NoonPowell Fine Art Palma Arte London, UK Brighton & Hove, UK Kent, UK East Sussex, UK London, UK Piacenza, Italy 07968 142 289 07909 511 159 01227 639 086 01892 667 809 07960 155 624 +39 34 59 056 581 kittoecontemporary.com larabowencontemporary.com lilfordgallery.com nicholasbowlby.co.uk noonpowellfineart.com galleriapalmaarte.it C5 L11 B3 D12 L1 C6 Lime Tree Gallery Linda Blackstone Gallery London Contemporary Art PAVOT PH2 Gallery Portal Painters Bristol / Suffolk, UK London, UK London, UK London, UK London, UK London, UK 01179 292 527 07808 612 193 020 7580 2118 07939 661 800 020 7399 9999 020 7286 0940 limetreegallery.com lindablackstone.com londoncontemporaryart.co.uk pavotgalerie.com panterandhall.com portalpainters.co.uk
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Prince & Pilgrim Priory Gallery Broadway Quantum Contemporary Art Surface ICA TAG Fine Arts Tallantyre Gallery
London, UK Worcestershire, UK London, UK London, UK London, UK Northumberland, UK
07824 776 265 01386 853 783 07765 255 800 07725 558 586 020 7688 8446 01670 517 214
princeandpilgrim.com priorybroadway.com quantumart.co.uk surfaceica.com tagfinearts.com tallantyre-gallery.co.uk
J2 L8 I5 B7 E5 I4
Quintessential25 RadoArt Range of Arts VC Art Villa del Arte Galleries Wanrooij Gallery
London, UK London, UK Honfleur, France London, UK Barcelona, Spain Amsterdam, Netherlands
07939 540 850 07759 178 453 +33 98 32 17 351 07801 999 300 +34 93 70 06 224 +31 06 45 700 280
quintessential25.com radoart.eu artsrange.com vc-art.com villadelarte.com wanrooijgallery.com
J6 B9 H3 D8 C4 E6
Raquelle Azran Vietnamese Red Gallery Retrospect Galleries White Space Art Will’s Art Warehouse Woolff Fflow Gallery
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508 Gallery D7 Beaux Arts Bath C3 Galleri Final D2 Marine House at Beer J1
The Contemporary Fine Red Gallery B9
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After Nyne A3 Gallery GGC C10 Mookji Art CollaborationC9
Contemporary Six E10
Amanda Aldous Beyond the Sea H6 Gateway Gallery G3 Nadia Arnold E3 Sol Art Gallery K1
Cube Gallery F3
Fine Art F10 Bleach Box Photography Southbank Printmakers
GrandyArt E7 Nicholas Bowlby A4
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Amsterdam Light G7 Hatch Gallery J9 NoonPowell Fine Art K5
Bristol Contemporary ArtE4 Dreipunkt Edition H7 St Peter’s Wharf
ars, -tis, f. C8 Iona House Gallery K2 NSPCCL4 Collective J7
Brita Prinz Arte A6 The Drugstore Gallery J4
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The Art Agency G6 D1
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ArtZandra K3 Clarendon Fine Art F4 Range of Arts I5
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Art Therapy with the NSPCC in your Home
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Colour Painting Demonstration Starry Night
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Creating Colours The NSPCC’s
Colourful Creations
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Tour du Jour 2 – 2.30pm
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Colourful Compositions: 2 – 3.30pm
Remembering Rothko Kaleidoscope of Colours
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Continuous Portrait Drawings Bridgeman Studio Award
Q&A Panel
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Bloom & Wild Bouquets 4 – 5.30pm
Neon Takeover
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Neon at Night
SUN 10 MARCH
7.30 – 8.45pm
Bloom & Wild Bouquets 12 – 1.30pm
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Postcard Workshop
FRI 8 MARCH
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Tour du Jour
Pastel Colours Masterclass
2 – 3.30pm
2 – 2.30pm
Colour Pop Calligraphy
Tour du Jour
3 – 3.30pm and 4 – 4.30pm
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Colour and Human Psychology
Colourful Compositions:
Making a Mondrian 4 – 5.30pm
Marvellous Mosaics
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