British Art Fair

15/09/2026

Can you collect digital art? The answer is yes, and collectors already are.

The more interesting question is: which artists and which works are worth collecting? While the technology is different, the principles of collecting are surprisingly familiar to more traditional art forms: look closely, do your research, understand the artist’s practice, and collect what genuinely resonates with you.

In our latest guide, , Producer and Curator of Spotlight: Digitalism at British Art Fair, explores how to collect digital art, and what you need to know about this evolving field. Read more via the link in bio 🔗

British Art Fair
24 - 27 September
Saatchi Gallery, London SW3 4RY

15/09/2026

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15/09/2026

At British Art Fair, our Exhibitors bring together an exceptional range of modern and contemporary British art, with works spanning from twentieth century masters to significant contemporary voices. ⁠
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We asked five influential tastemakers from the worlds of art, design and culture to share the artworks being exhibited during the fair that caught their eye. From emerging names to established artists, each has selected three personal favourites, offering a glimpse into their view of British art right now.⁠ ⁠
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Charu Gandhi is the Founder and Director of Elicyon an international design studio renowned for its sophisticated, highly personalised interiors. Charu has chosen 'Dodo' by Pippa El-Kadhi Brown, an artist whose paintings evoke landscapes of the mind, where emotion, nostalgia, and imagination merge into fluid, otherworldly compositions⁠. ⁠
⁠elkadhi.brown is presented by in the Spotlight: Contemporary section of British Art Fair. ⁠
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Discover further highlights from Charu at the link in bio 🔗

14/09/2026

Gavin Turk: Art History & Rubbish at Chelsea Arts Festival

There’s a special connection between Gavin Turk, Saatchi Gallery and British Art Fair. In 2019, Turk curated MYBA at Saatchi Gallery in association with British Art Fair, bringing together a group of leading Young British Artists.

This September, Turk returns to Saatchi Gallery as part of Chelsea Arts Festival with Art History & Rubbish, exploring the fascinating role of waste in art.

From Duchamp’s ready-mades and Schwitters’ Merz collages to Arman, Manzoni and artworks famously mistaken for rubbish and swept away, Turk traces how artists have transformed the discarded into something to be questioned, valued and collected.

The talk brings the story into the present, where waste has become both artistic medium and global emergency, asking what we choose to keep - and what that reveals about value itself.

📍 Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea
🗓️ Sat 19 Sept, 2pm
🎟️ Tickets available via the link in bio

13/09/2026

A painter and illustrator of the Modern British movement, Mary Fedden's distinctive style - calm, colourful, studiously naïve, but always with a fine balance of colour, form and rhythm, helped make her one of Britain's best loved artists. ⁠
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We are always delighted to see her work at the fair, and this year is no exception, with multiple dealers and galleries showing her work including , , , , ,
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Enjoy a selection of our favourites we look forward to seeing at the fair in just two weeks' time.

Book your tickets at the link in bio 🎟️

24 - 27 September
Saatchi Gallery, London SW3 4RY

Artworks:
Mary Fedden, Still Life, watercolour collage, 16 x 19cm. Haynes Fine Art
Mary Fedden, Bottle and Glasses on a hilltop ledge 1970, pencil on paper, signed, 71.5 x 52cm. Middlemarch Fine Art
Mary Fedden, Bird Nesting (Jamaican Poorwill), 1981, watercolour and gouache, signed, 11.5 x 21.5cm. Freya Mitton
Mary Fedden, Summer, 1958, oil on board, 97 x 121cm. Portland Gallery
Mary Fedden, Nasturtium, 1998, oil on canvas, 41 x 51cm. Thompson's Gallery
Mary Fedden, Walk on the Beach, watercolour and gouache. Kaye Michie Fine Art

12/09/2026

At British Art Fair, our Exhibitors bring together an exceptional range of modern and contemporary British art, with works spanning from twentieth century masters to significant contemporary voices. ⁠
⁠
We asked five influential tastemakers from the worlds of art, design and culture to share the artworks being exhibited during the fair that caught their eye. From emerging names to established artists, each has selected three personal favourites, offering a glimpse into their view of British art right now.⁠ ⁠
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Eleanor Ekserdjian is an Artist and Filmmaker whose practice blends moving images with rapid mark-making. Eleanor's recent solo exhibitions include Simultanea at Artopia Gallery, Milan (2026), and We Are Our Mountains at Messums London, London (2026).⁠
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Eleanor has chosen 'Fisherman Hauling Nets' by Prunella Clough from Abbott and Holder. Head to the link in bio to see her further choices, including a landscape watercolour by John Nash presented by Christopher Kingzett, and an ink and crayon sketch by Frank Auerbach presented by Tanya Baxter Contemporary.

12/09/2026

At British Art Fair, our Exhibitors bring together an exceptional range of modern and contemporary British art, with works spanning from twentieth century masters to significant contemporary voices. ⁠
⁠
We asked five influential tastemakers from the worlds of art, design and culture to share the artworks being exhibited during the fair that caught their eye. From emerging names to established artists, each has selected three personal favourites, offering a glimpse into their view of British art right now.⁠ ⁠
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Mattia Pozzoni, Art Advisor and Founder of has worked across the international art market, cultural projects and hospitality clients on the development of art collections, cultural strategies and bespoke art experiences. ⁠
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Mattia has chosen 'Viper Weave 4' by Malene Hartmann Rasmussen, an artist working within the field of narrative figurative sculpture and installation. Malene is presented in Spotlight: Contemporary at British Art Fair 2026 by ⁠
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Head to the link in bio to discover further picks from Mattia 🔗

12/09/2026

12/09/2026

At British Art Fair, our Exhibitors bring together an exceptional range of modern and contemporary British art, with works spanning from twentieth century masters to significant contemporary voices. ⁠
⁠
We asked five influential tastemakers from the worlds of art, design and culture to share the artworks being exhibited during the fair that caught their eye. From emerging names to established artists, each has selected three personal favourites, offering a glimpse into their view of British art right now.⁠
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Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Founder and CEO of and has chosen Iowa Farm II by Keith Vaughan, shown by Osborne Samuel Gallery on Stand 12. ⁠
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In 1959 Vaughan was appointed Painter in Residence at Iowa State University, where he worked for six months. During this period, he produced a series of landscapes in both oils and gouaches, each marked by a heightened sense of formal structure and design. The optimism he encountered in American painting fostered a new expressive eloquence in his handling of pigment, encouraging him to move beyond the restraint that had characterised much of his earlier work.⁠
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Head to the link in our bio to explore further picks from Edoardo 🔗

12/09/2026

At British Art Fair, our Exhibitors bring together an exceptional range of modern and contemporary British art, with works spanning from twentieth century masters to significant contemporary voices.

We asked five influential tastemakers from the worlds of art, design and culture to share the artworks that caught their eye. From emerging names to established artists, each has selected a personal favourite from the fair, offering a glimpse into their view of British art right now.

First up is Bettina Prentice, Founder of , who has chosen
a work by Chloe Barnes, an award-winning British artist and printmaker noted for her innovative approach to monoprinting. Chloe's work is exhibited by Julian Page, who you can find on Stand 25 during British Art Fair 2026.