Art London
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Location Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London, UK
Dates October
Entry price £12
Attendance Unknown)
Website http://www.artlondon.net/index.php

Art London is an annual art fair that offers collectors and dealers the opportunity to purchase both historical and contemporary art by many leading artists.

The UK’s Times newspaper has called it: "One of the most enjoyable modern art fairs".

Increasing numbers of artworks at the fair are now pre- first world war.

2011 event

Art London announced that its 2011 fair would take place between October 6 and 10 and was expected to feature works by international artists such as:

A growing number of works from Asia were also expected to be in evidence, in addition to a strong collection from Britain, including:

  • Alan Davie
  • Ceri Richards
  • Ruskin Spear
  • Graham Sutherland
  • Vanessa Bell
  • LS Lowry

Exhibitors at the 2011 fair include:

  • ACE Africa UK
  • Albemarle Gallery 1
  • Albemarle Gallery 2
  • Albemarle Gallery 3
  • Albemarle Gallery 4
  • Alicia David Contemporary Art
  • Almeida Theatre
  • Amber Foundation
  • Apricot Gallery
  • The Art Movement
  • Arthur Ackermann
  • Askew Art
  • Beaux Arts Bath
  • Beaux Arts Bath 2
  • Bernard Chauchet Contemporary Art
  • BlueLeaf Gallery
  • bo.lee gallery
  • Bourlet Fine Art Frame Makers
  • British Heart Foundation
  • Callaghan Fine Paintings and Contemporary Bronze
  • Campbell Wilson
  • The Canon Gallery
  • Catto Gallery
  • CCA Galleries
  • CCA Galleries 2
  • COMODAA Gallery
  • The Court Gallery
  • Cricket Fine Art
  • The Cynthia Corbett Gallery
  • Dea Orh
  • Dea Orh 2
  • Dominic Guerrini
  • Durlacher Fine Art
  • Envie d’art
  • Fiumano Fine Art
  • Flying Colours Gallery
  • Four Square Fine Arts
  • The French Art Studio
  • Galerie Ariel Sibony
  • Galerie du Fleuve
  • Galerie Mark Hachem
  • Galerie Olivier Waltman
  • Glass Artists’ Gallery
  • Haynes Fine Art
  • Heartbreak
  • Heartbreak 2
  • Imago Art Gallery
  • Jack Fine Art
  • James Kinmont Fine Art
  • Jennifer Guerrini Maraldi
  • John Adams Fine Art
  • John Iddon Fine Art
  • John Martin Gallery
  • John Martin Gallery 2
  • Jonathan Cooper
  • Jonathan Poole Gallery
  • Josie Eastwood Fine Art
  • Kings Road Gallery
  • Lena Boyle Fine Art
  • Linda Blackstone Gallery
  • The Little Black Gallery
  • Long & Ryle
  • Lucy B Campbell Fine Art
  • Mark Jason Gallery
  • Neptune Fine Art
  • Nicholas Bowlby
  • Northcote Gallery
  • Oakham Contemporary
  • Open Eye Gallery
  • Panter & Hall
  • Panter & Hall 2
  • Portal Painters
  • Praxis International Art
  • Raquelle Azran Vietnamese Fine Art
  • Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
  • Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery 2
  • Roman Black Gallery
  • Rountree Fine Art
  • Stephanie Hoppen Gallery
  • Stern Pissarro Gallery
  • Tanya Baxter Contemporary
  • Tanya Baxter Contemporary 2
  • Thompson’s Gallery
  • Tryon Gallery
  • Villa del Arte Galleries
  • Waterhouse & Dodd
  • Whitfield Fine Art
  • Whitford Fine Art
  • Whitford Fine Art 2
  • Winwood Gallery
  • Woolff Gallery
  • ZeST Glass Gallery

See also

Main article: List of UK art fairs
Main article: Art
Main article: Investing in art

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