Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead Heath, London NW3, 11th– 14th June 2015
“Studies in Pollution #7 The Thames (The City series)” by Ed Thompson.
Digital c-type photographic print. 101 x 76cm. Edition of 12.
Eyestorm Gallery
The NW3 edition of this perennially popular Fair is upon us and I shall leave it to the Fair’s Director, Romy Westwood to sum up its appeal: “The Hampstead fair, in its beautiful heath surroundings, offers a stylish summer’s day out.”
“The Start” by Dan Rawlings.
Hand cut vintage wood saws 88 x 47 x 4cm.
£2,0Curious Duke Gallery.
“Art fairs provide an eclectic mix of genres and artists that you can browse to find the perfect artwork to kick-start or expand your collection. Chatting with the gallerists will help you learn about the art and discover more about the story behind the piece. You’ll also be able to see some up and coming talent and be exposed to styles which you may not have come across or considered previously.”
‘Only the heart will know the planet’s secrets’ (2013) by Anoma
Mixed media, 29.5 x 36 inches framed
The Noble Sage
There are new galleries exhibiting for the first time too.
“Grannies Annual Hyacinths” by Emma Dunbar.
Mixed media 76 x 76cm.
Cornwall Contemporary.
“Ego” by Julie Needham.
Mixed media on board 122 x 76cm.
Woodbine Contemporary Arts.
Tim Forrest's E & A 