South London gallery The Sunday Painter will be collaborating with Warsaw-based Galeria Stereoin presenting the work of UK and Polish artists for Dialogues at the upcoming London Art Fair, running January 15 to 19.
As part of the fair’s Art Projects, this new section, curated by Adam Carr, features shared presentations between chosen UK and international galleries -including Limoncello and Seventeen among others. Works exhibited include that of Wojciech Bąkowski, Rob Chavasse, Gizela Mickiewicz, Piotr Łakomy and Hannah Perry.
Not every contemporary art fair can celebrate a 25th anniversary, well… a few can, but not in London. And as the London Art Fair marks quarter of a century it also becomes bolder (100 UK and international galleries for the Main Fair) and younger (30 non-established galleries within the Art Projects section).
For this year we get the Main Fair (including galleries such as Pertwee, Anderson & Gold, Jack Bell Gallery….), the Art Projects section which will feature London’s emerging contemporary artists (and this year they welcome an exciting one: the Artist-Led Initiatives Support Network (A.L.I.S.N)); and last but not least… the photographic themed showcase this year curated by Nick Hackworth, Director of Paradise Row.
And to top-up the visit…. there’s that extensive programme of talks, debates, daily tours… etc. The bad thing: £16 for a day pass, the good thing… established artists and a lot of new talent, talent, talent. More info this way.