Art14 London

At the end of February Art14 London will return to Olympia Grand, welcoming over 180 galleries from 40 countries. Running from 28 February until 2 March, the fair brings together contemporary and modern art from all over the world, including regions such as Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Established and emerging artists from cities such as Lagos, Berlin, Beijing, Dubai, Buenos Aires, Osaka, Mumbai and São Paulo will be celebrated in this diverse event. There will also be a programme of talks, performances and collaborations with top London chefs.

Art14 London has strong links with several leading Asian galleries, marking the fair out as a significant meeting point for these institutions outside of the region. Alongside this strand, the event also features other key art scenes from around the world, such as modern and contemporary Middle Eastern and European art. In attendance from Europe will be Karsten Schubert Gallery (UK), who will present a major work by Bridget Riley, and Kálmán Makláry Fine Arts (Hungary) will be exhibiting major works by Simon Hantaï, recently the subject of a major retrospective at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. In addition, Contemporary British gallery All Visual Arts, known for their dramatic off-site projects, will have their art fair debut at Art14 London. Paul Stolper will exhibit previously unseen works by the cult writer, filmmaker and photographer Jon Savage.

The main section of the fair is joined by two specially curated sections, London First and Emerge. London First is managed by Belgian-based Mai Abu ElDahab, and focuses upon 16 young galleries who have not exhibited at an art fair in London before. One such participant will be Jhaveri Contemporary from Mumbai, who will present a one-person stand of India’s most renowned photographer, Raghubir Singh. Emerge is directed by Lisa Le Feuvre of the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds. 15 galleries will participate including El Museo from Bogota who will show the subtle works of the Brazilian artist Mauro Piva.

Art14 London provides an extensive overview of the contemporary art scene at work today. In addition to the numerous gallery stands, the fair will also host a number of stands dedicated to non-profit institutions and feature an extensive programme of talks, projects and performances.

Credits
1. Art14 Project, Zhao Zhao (2013) Waterfall ©Alexander Ochs Galleries, Art14 London.

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