London Art Fair
Annual Art Fair / London
London Art Fair, provides a space to showcase the most exceptional modern and contemporary art of our time, to discover and to buy. The Fair is an established destination for both museum quality modern and contemporary work, nurturing collecting at all levels, from prints and editions, to major works by internationally renowned artists. To enable engagement with art, we continue to provide access to talks, tours, screenings and curated spaces, which include Photo50, our annual exhibition of contemporary photography; Art Projects, which features large-scale installations, solo shows and group displays; and – within Art Projects– Dialogues, a guest-curated section of Art Projects intended to encourage and foster relationships between home and abroad, Art Projects Screening Room, an accompanying program of collaborative film and new media initiatives, and Platform, a new feature focusing on a single distinct theme every year.
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London Art Fair
Annual Art Fair / London
London Art Fair, provides a space to showcase the most exceptional modern and contemporary art of our time, to discover and to buy. The Fair is an established destination for both museum quality modern and contemporary work, nurturing collecting at all levels, from prints and editions, to major works by internationally renowned artists. To enable engagement with art, we continue to provide access to talks, tours, screenings and curated spaces, which include Photo50, our annual exhibition of contemporary photography; Art Projects, which features large-scale installations, solo shows and group displays; and – within Art Projects– Dialogues, a guest-curated section of Art Projects intended to encourage and foster relationships between home and abroad, Art Projects Screening Room, an accompanying program of collaborative film and new media initiatives, and Platform, a new feature focusing on a single distinct theme every year.
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Boyd & Evans (bio), Aisha Abid Hussain, Jessica Quinn, Gil Hanley, Fiona Pardington, Simon Gaiger, Eleanor Watson, Formento & Formento, Edmund de Waal
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