START Art Fair 2017
September 14–17, 2017

START returns to London’s Saatchi Gallery this September, showcasing emerging artists from new art scenes to give art collectors and enthusiasts alike the opportunity to discover artwork from developing global markets. Founded and organized by Parallel Contemporary Art and Saatchi Gallery, START takes place across all three floors of Saatchi Gallery. It aims to introduce a young generation of galleries and artists to an international audience and provide an insight into the future of contemporary art.

 

Chris Sze Lim Lo / Giant Year Gallery

Anita Meldere / SUKUBS Gallery

Rachel Wai Size Cheung / Giant Year Gallery

Featuring strong presentations from exhibitors all over the world, including Australia, Taiwan, Nigeria and Latvia, START also presents START Solo, featuring individual artist presentations. These include focused series of works from artists located in diverse regions, including India, Brazil and Russia to name a few. In addition to these engaging exhibitors, START are delighted to partner with Mehta Bell Projects as the first curatorial partners of the fair. START and Mehta Bell Projects have revolutionized the conventional art fair format with an emphasis on curated projects and a more open and fluid layout.

 

Andrey Kezzyn / The Public House of Art

Gregory Orekhov / Orekhov Gallery

Sarah Bahbah / Art Unified

Mehta Bell Projects present a series of curated exhibitions throughout START 2017, including exhibitions featuring some of the most engaging art practices from Korea and Vietnam. Another of their key projects introduces esteemed Chinese artist Liu Bolin to the fair, presenting the very first live performance by the artist in an art fair context. Mehta Bell Projects also present a group exhibition ‘Totem: Sacred Beings and Spirit Objects’ to the fair, which investigates the spiritual in the everyday.

 

Igor Tishin / A&V Art Gallery

Fiona White / NG Art Creative

Lai Wei Yu / YIRI ARTS

START’s fresh and innovative approach to the art fair format promises a unique experience for visitors and one of the strongest editions to date.

The fourth edition of START kicks off the London autumn arts season and takes place September 14–17, 2017.

 

START Art Fair 2017
September 14–17, 2017 / London
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