Discover leading galleries from across the globe, explore guest curated curated exhibitions and learn more about the art on display through our inspiring talks and tours programme.
London Art Fair will take place from Thursday 21 – Sunday 24 April 2022 (Preview Evening Wednesday 20 April) at the Business Design Centre, read more here.
Book your tickets today and join us to celebrate our 34th edition of the Fair.
GALLERIES
Featuring galleries displaying Modern and Contemporary Art; from established names to today’s leading artists. Discover the 2022 participating Galleries.
A curated showcase of the freshest contemporary art from across the globe, featuring large-scale installations, solo shows and thematic group displays.
PLATFORM
Focusing on a single distinct theme every year, the guest curated presentation includes; well-known, overlooked and emerging artists that align to the theme.
For 2022, Platform will explore Music and its part in contemporary visual art.
MUSEUM PARTNER
Housed in a specially designed pavilion at the front of the Fair, the Museum Partnership provides a prominent London platform and significant opportunity for patrons, collectors and general Fair visitors to engage with an exhibition of exceptional museum quality works.
PHOTO50
A guest curated section of cotemporary photography, providing a critical forum for examining some of the most distinctive elements of current photographic practice.
A space for debate and discussion as the Fair’s expert speakers cover a broad range of topics and provide a timely review of the art market today, tips on building your art collection, artist’s talks and more.
LONDON ART FAIR 2020
First introduced in 2014 to showcase important regional collections, the museum partnerships showcase exceptional museum quality works.
Young contemporary galleries presenting curated displays of emerging artists from across the globe.
A guest curated and thematic exhibition of contemporary photography, providing a critical forum for examining some of the most distinctive elements of current photographic practice.
