We are extremely honoured to share that world-renowned Art Museum the Sainsbury Centre will be joining us at London Art Fair 2025 as our Museum Partner.
Known for its unique approach to fostering cultural dialogue, the Sainsbury Centre offers an experience where art comes alive, inviting visitors to interact, connect and explore.
Housed in Sir Norman Foster’s iconic building situated on the University of East Anglia's campus, the Centre's collection spans all eras, mediums and parts of the world, boasting works by Francis Bacon, Pablo Picasso, Berthe Morisot, Alberto Giacometti and many more.
Join us at London Art Fair 2025 for an unmissable opportunity to discover highlights from this world class collection in London. Learn more here and stay tuned for further updates 👉 https://bit.ly/4epZMvE
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The Museum Partnership is kindly supported by Apollo Magazine, TM Lighting and Smartify
Images courtesy of The Sainsbury Centre
- Tickets for London Art Fair 2025 are now on sale -
Join us from 22 - 26 January 2025 (Preview Evening 21 January) at Islington's Business Design Centre to explore a global line-up of over 120 leading Modern & Contemporary Art Galleries alongside a programme of Talks, Tours and critically acclaimed curated spaces - all included in your ticket price.
Secure your tickets today 👉 https://bit.ly/3AWRVHE
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Save the Date - London Art Fair 2025
22 - 26 January 2025
VIP Preview 21 January
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LAF Recommends | Your guide to the Art world this summer
There's so much to discover in the UK's vibrant art scene this summer – from major new blockbuster exhibitions to hidden gems, here's our curated selection of some of the top things to do and see 👉 https://bit.ly/4bWl3eM
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Sketch of the ‘Masks’ choreography for Bronislava Nijinska’s School of Movements, Kyiv, 1919. Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema of Ukraine. © Vadym Meller. Courtesy of Royal Academy of Arts
Vanessa Bell, View into a Garden, 1926 © Bolton Museum and Art Gallery / © Estate of Vanessa Bell. All rights reserved, DACS 2023. Courtesy of The Garden Museum
Spread from Oscar Murillo’s artist’s book THEM [detail] (2015–24) © Oscar Murillo. Photo: Reinis Lismanis, courtesy the artist and Gagosian
Zanele Muholi Qiniso, The Sails, Durban 2019 © Zanele Muholi Courtesy of the Artist and Yancey Richardson, New York
Henry Moore, Four Figures in a Setting, 1948. Photo: Michael Phipps. Reproduced by permission of Henry Moore Foundation. Courtesy of The Courtauld
Alastair Mackinven, Untitled, 2022 (Copyright the artist. Courtesy Maureen Paley, London). Courtesy of Willoughby Gerrish
Phyllida Barlow, Shedmesh, 1975 – 2020. Courtesy of Hauser & Wirth
Installation view of Tavares Strachan: There is Light Somewhere, 2024. Courtesy of the Hayward Gallery
Olivia Strange, the rebirth of venus, 2024. Courtesy of Liminal Gallery
Mr Doodle, Sketch and Doodle, 2024. Installation View. Courtesy of Sketch
- Top 10 Art Events and Exhibitions this June -
#LAFRecommends | The long summer days are finally here and what better way to fill them than with the diverse range of unmissable cultural experiences on offer across the UK – visit the blog for our guide to this month's top art events & exhibitions as well as an exclusive ticket offer 👉 https://bit.ly/4aDJb5r
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Vanessa Bell (1879-1961), Design for a folding screen – Adam and Eve, 1913-1914. The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust) © Estate of Vanessa Bell. All rights reserved, DACS 2024
Studio Lenca, Cántaro (2024). Courtesy of Carl Freedman Gallery
Deborah Bell. Courtesy of John Martin Gallery
Andy Warhol. Courtesy of Contemporary Six
Image courtesy of the Sainsbury Centre
Edd Carr, YORKSHIRE DIRT, 2022. Courtesy of Saatchi Gallery
Bharti Kher, Man Woman (I), 2012. Courtesy the artist and Nature Morte. Photo Jeetin Sharma
Karoliina Hellberg, The reappearance of the Snakevase, 2023. Courtesy of Elizabeth Xi Bauer Gallery
#LAFRecommends | Top 10 art events & exhibitions this May
Spring is in full swing here in the UK and there are plenty of brand new exhibitions opening to help you fill your bank holiday weekends with culture. See the blog for our top 10 picks this month 👉 https://bit.ly/44s4gOz
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Amy Sherald, She was learning to love moments, to love moments for themselves, 2017. Courtesy of National Portrait Gallery
Gabriele Münter, Jawlensky and Werefkin 1909 Lenbachhaus Munich, Donation of Gabriele Münter, 1957 © DACS 2024
Judy Chicago, In the Beginning, from Birth Project, 1982 (detail), Prismacolor on paper, 65 x 389 in. (165.1 x 988.06 cm), © Judy Chicago/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Photo © Donald Woodman/ARS, NY
Rong Bao, Enigma. Courtesy of Saatchi Gallery
(c) SCAD Future Visions of Photography, Class of 2024
Augustus John, Portrait of Percy Wyndham Lewis, c. 1905. Courtesy of Piano Nobile
Derek Wilson, medium constructed wall assemblage – olive engobe. Courtesy of &Gallery
Winifred Nicholson, A Nursery Bunch, c. 1927. Courtesy of Crane Kalman Gallery
#LAFRecommends | April Art Journal
April has arrived and we’re here to help you plan your cultural calendar with a curated list of the top exhibitions and events to visit this month. The art world’s spring line-up is filled with unmissable blockbuster exhibitions, new discoveries and spotlights on the freshest contemporary names. See our top picks.👉 https://bit.ly/3VC2VSP
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Georg Baselitz, Oh, rosy, oh rosy (Ach, rosa, ach rosa), 2015
Dorothy Hepworth, Still Life with Teapot © Dorothy Hepworth Estate. Image Private Collection
Installation view of Tara Donovan. Courtesy of Hayward Gallery
Joe Morzuch, Skull with Plastic Container, 2023. Courtesy of 155A Gallery
Photo © Serena Brown, Clayponds, 2018, Courtesy the artist
Lubaina Himid RA, Naming the Money, 2004. Courtesy the artist, Hollybush Gardens, London and National Museums, Liverpool © Spike Island, Bristol. Photo: Stuart Whipps
Mário Macilau, Untitled (7), Faith Series, 2015. Courtesy of Ed Cross Fine Art
Beyond Form: Lines of Abstraction, 1950 – 1970, 2024 Installation View. Courtesy Turner Contemporary. Photo by Beth Saunders
Yulia Iosilzon in her studio. Photographed by Jacob Lillis
Yinka Shonibare CBE, Decolonised Structures, 2022-23. Courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery, Cape Town, Johannesburg, London and New York, James Cohan Gallery, New York and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London and New York. Photographer: Stephen White & Co. © Yinka Shonibare CBE
As we enter Women’s History Month, the art world is fired up with a line-up of unmissable exhibitions highlighting the diverse experiences and perspectives of women and honouring their achievements and contributions to art and culture.
See the blog for our top picks of events and exhibitions to fill your calendar with culture this month 👉 https://bit.ly/3T1NXTz
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Yoko Ono, FLY 1970-1 Directed by Yoko Ono & John Lennon, Film Still. Courtesy of Tate Modern
Grayson Perry, The Vanity of Small Differences. Courtesy of The Lightbox Woking
Susie Stone, Knit Together, 2024. Courtesy of Eames Fine Art
Olivia Bax. Courtesy of Bo Lee and Workman
Diana Matar, from the series My America, Jose Mendez, 2000-2016. Courtesy of Purdy Hicks Gallery
Dan Kelly, Photo by Sarah Hogan. Courtesy of 155A Gallery
William Crozier, Ayrshire Landscape, 1960. Courtesy of Piano Nobile
Anna Grevenitis, Regard series, 2015. © Anna Grevenitis
Image courtesy of The Stitch Festival
Zineb Sedira, Installation view from Dreams Have No Titles at the Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart, Berlin, 2023, © Mathieu Carmona © DACS, London
#LAFRecommends | February Art Journal
It’s been a couple of weeks since London Art Fair inaugurated the global art calendar for 2024, initiating the art world year with fresh new concepts and ideas as well as a remarkable array of works by iconic names.
As 2024 unfolds, there are plenty more exhibitions and events to enrich your cultural calendar – check out our selected highlights for February in this month's Art Journal, including many which celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community and its profound contribution to the art world this LGBT+ History Month and beyond.
Read the blog 👉 https://bit.ly/3SDTMaF
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Nooka Shepherd, Sink With Me, 2023. Courtesy of Soho Revue
David Hockney, Christopher Isherwood's House, Santa Monica 1966 Ink on paper © David Hockney. Courtesy of Charleston
Jonathan Baldock, No one had paid them any particular attention, 2023.-Courtesy the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery. Photo © Mark Reeves courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Phopy, December 2022 from the series Unseen by Zoja Kalinovskis © Zoja Kalinovskis. Courtesy of National Portrait Gallery
Image courtesy of Liminal Gallery
Image courtesy of Queer Britain
Image courtesy of Elizabeth Xi Bauer
Photo by Hollie Adams. Courtesy of Museum of Transology
Nick Veasey. Courtesy of Blueríder Art
Save the Date - LAF25
22 - 26 January 2025
VIP Preview 21 January
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Thank you to everyone who has joined us for an incredible start to London Art Fair 2024. We are open until Sunday 21 January - come and join us to discover everything that this year's event has to offer.
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In two days time, London Art Fair opens its doors to launch the international art calendar for 2024. With so much to see and experience at LAF24, Fair Director Sally Bent has put together her highlights to give you a glimpse of the outstanding work that will be on display. See her top picks 👉 https://bit.ly/3HklGlK
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Duncan Grant, Still Life with Fruit & Compotier (detail), 1919-20c. Courtesy of Piano Nobile
Ivon Hitchens, August Painting (detail), 1973. Courtesy of Alan Wheatley Art
Leila Jeffreys, Red-Head (detail), 2022. Courtesy of Purdy Hicks Gallery
Heather Chontos, Departed (detail), 2023. Courtesy of The Finch Project
Frances Priest, Chevron | Stripe | Asanoha Collection, 2021. Courtesy of & Gallery
João Donato, "Unprecedented Birds" Series, 1953. Courtesy of Perve Galeria
Sonia Kurarra, Martuwarra (detail), 2023. Courtesy of Thamesmead Texas
Caroline Walker, Nocturnes - Late Evening (detail), 2023. Courtesy of Enitharmon Editions
Haruna Ogata & Jean-Etienne Portail, Constellation Suite #12, 2021. Courtesy of MMX Gallery
Nooka Shepherd, I, The Magician, 2023. Courtesy of Soho Revue
The wait is almost over - there is just one week left until London Art Fair officially opens for 2024, welcoming over 100 Galleries from across the globe to Islington's Business Design Centre.
From guest-curated sections by Revolv Collective and Gemma Rolls-Bentley to an unmissable programme of Talks, Performances, Tours and Demos, there is so much to discover at #LAF24.
We invite you to join us from 16 - 21 January as we launch the international art calendar. Tickets are selling fast - secure yours today 👉 https://bit.ly/3P7Rpdk
Emerging artists to watch at London Art Fair 2024 - experience the freshest contemporary art and discover never-before-seen works. Browse the full gallery list to find your new favourite piece 👉 https://bit.ly/3GbNgkB
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Olivia Sterling. Courtesy of Guts Gallery
Tine Nedbo, Communal Comedown, 2022. Courtesy of Common Sense Gallery
Rômulo Avi, Not to Touch the Earth, 2023. Courtesy of London Paint Club
Thiago Barbalho, Sem titulo (detail), 2019. Courtesy of Elizabeth Xi Bauer
Georgina Maxim, To all the plants growing out of concrete, 2023. Courtesy of Koop Projects Ltd
Nooka Shepherd, The Fool, 2023. Courtesy of Soho Revue
Henry Ward, Mallets, 2021. Courtesy of Kittoe Contemporary
Linda Lieberman, Mother and Daughter 01, 2009. Courtesy of Siger Gallery
Rūta Matulevičiūtė, Two-headed Dragon, 2021. Courtesy of T.2 Gallery
Golnaz Afraz, Green Sofa, 2023. Courtesy of Gala Fine Art
In just two weeks today, we will open our doors for London Art Fair 2024 from 17-21 January (Preview Evening 16 January)
Join us at Islington's Business Design Centre to be a part of our best edition yet. See the full programme for a glimpse of what to expect and to plan your visit 👉 https://bit.ly/3S3oKbS
Book now to save before prices increase on 8 January 👉 https://bit.ly/3P7Rpdk