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Published by Leonardo Calcagno
Olympia : Hammersmith Road – London W14 8UX
The fourth edition of Art16 will bring together 100 galleries from over 30 countries and present more than 1,000 artworks at Olympia, London (May 19–22). Alongside the gallery presentations, the Fair will launch a new series of talks, “Let’s talk about art,” curated by arts writer and Contributing Editor to GQ, Sophie Hastings. The series will present dynamic voices from the international art, design and fashion worlds, including Viv Groskop, Dylan Jones OBE, Polly Morgan and Stephen Webster MBE.
Art16 will bring together galleries from around the world, with over a third of exhibitors coming from the Asia Pacific region and further territorial diversity represented by galleries including FIRST FLOOR GALLERY HARARE (Zimbabwe), Luciana Caravello Arte Contemporânea (Brazil), Anima Gallery (Qatar), Coburn Projects (USA) and THIS IS NO FANTASY + dianne tanzer gallery (Australia).
The fair will once again support young galleries through its dedicated section Emerge, curated by Jonathan Watkins (Director Ikon Gallery, Birmingham) and London First will feature galleries which have never before participated in an art fair in London.
Art16 opening dates:
Thursday, May 19, 6–9pm
Friday, May 20, 11am–7pm
Saturday, May 21, 11am–7pm
Sunday, May 22, 11am–5pm
Tickets available at www.artfairslondon.com
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List of exhibitors (in formation)
AKI Gallery / Alessandro Casciaro Art Gallery / Anima Gallery / Anise Gallery / Anna Marra Arte Contemporanea / ARTITLEDcontemporary / ARUSHA GALLERY / Beautiful Asset Art Project / bo.lee gallery / Circle Culture Gallery / COHJU contemporary art / Faur Zsófi Gallery / Fehily Contemporary / Fish Art Center / Galería Miquel Alzueta / Galerie Alexis Lartigue / Galerie Ariel Sibony / Galerie du Monde / Galerie Koo / Galerie Kornfeld / Galerie La Forest Divonne Paris – Brussels / Galerie Olivier Waltman / Galerie Paris-Beijing / Galerie RX / Galleri Franz Pedersen / Gallery Elena Shchukina / Gallery H.A.N. / Gallery Sumukha / GAMO GALLERY / GBS Fine Art / Gilden’s Art Gallery / Hay Hill Gallery / HDM GALLERY / John Martin Gallery / Kálmán Makláry Fine Arts / Kanalidarte / Klein Sun Gallery / Lahd Gallery / Liang Gallery / LN Gallery / Long & Ryle / Maddox Arts / Mark Hachem / Meno Ñisa gallery / Meno parkas / N2 Galería / October Gallery / Other Criteria / Over The Influence / Pearl Lam Galleries / Priveekollektie Contemporary Art | Design / Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery / Riflemaker / Rook & Raven / Rossi & Rossi / Rothschild Fine Art / SAKURADO FINE ARTS / Sundaram Tagore Gallery / TANG CONTEMPORARY ART / Tanya Ling Studio / TEZUKAYAMA GALLERY / The Cat Street Gallery / The Rooster Gallery / THIS IS NO FANTASY + dianne tanzer gallery / UNIX Gallery / Waterhouse & Dodd / YIRI ARTS
Emerge
25Kadr Gallery / Affinity for ART / Coburn Projects / FIRST FLOOR GALLERY HARARE / galerie burster / Julian Page & Joanna Bryant / KNIGHT WEBB GALLERY / Montoro 12 Contemporary Art / Platform – A / PM/AM / SONCE ALEXANDER GALLERY / The Dot Project / TNN ART
London First
418 Gallery / Galerie 55Bellechasse / Frantic Gallery / Galerie Liusa Wang / GALERIE Supper / GALLERY KOGURE / Luciana Caravello Arte Contemporânea / Officine dell’Immagine / Raum mit Licht / Rén Space / ZenkoGallery
Non-profits
Be-Part, Platform for contemporary art / Ikon / CCVA, Birmingham City University / Ikon / Plinth / MARAYA ART CENTRE / Modern Art Oxford / Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens / Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art / Royal Academy of Arts / Ruya Foundation / South London Gallery / START / The House of Fairy Tales / Villa Lena Foundation / The Wallace Collection
source: Art-Agenda