Saatchi Gallery London
VIP Private View:
Wednesday 21 October &
Thursday 22 October
Public Opening:
3 x timed sessions daily
Friday 23 - Sunday 25 October
START 2020 Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery, London
Dates now confirmed - 21-25 October 2020
START Art Fair is a global gathering of artists at Saatchi Gallery this Autumn.
The contemporary art fair will go ahead this autumn with full consideration given to the safety of exhibitors and visitors alike. To allow social distancing there will be three timed sessions daily.
In addition to START Art Fair, Korean Eye’s 2020 exhibition Creativity and Daydream will travel from The State Hermitage in St Petersburg after a six-month stay. The show will feature a wealth of emerging and established talent from South Korea.
The fair showcases local London galleries as well as international galleries and individual contemporary artists from all over the world. Collectors, enthusiasts and critics attend START, housed in the iconic Saatchi Gallery to buy the best contemporary art and to discover emerging contemporary artists. To complement the exhibitors START presents a series of must-see curated Projects and a calendar of daily special events.
Leading contemporary artists appearing at START 2020 will include Lincoln Townley, Erika Navas and Nat Bowen while our top galleries include Illuminati Neon, Skipwiths and Thomas Spencer Fine Art.
Learn more about START and take a 360° tour around START 2019 here.
START IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
our first round 2020 EXHIBITORS
Featuring artists and galleries from Europe, North America and Asia
Projects
2020 Projects
Nat Bowen
Nat Bowen uses the study of Chromology, the psychology behind colour, as a way to communicate nonverbally.
Learn MoreThe gallery booths at START are complimented by a series of curated projects that draw further focus on emerging artists and new art scenes.
START Projects reflect the fair’s global agenda and reputation of combining credible and critically acclaimed exhibitions alongside compelling gallery showcases.
The aim is to offer the START audience an alternative, engaging art fair experience that also provides artists with a dynamic global platform which generates stimulating dialogues with other artists, art-world figures, collectors and influencers.
START 2020’s projects include works by three British artists; Lincoln Townley, Nat Bowen and Lucy Morrish.
2020 Projects
Lucy Morrish
Lucy Morrish specialises in the mediums of illumination, iconography, and miniature painting. She's the winner of the 2019 Ciclitira Prize at The Princes' Foundation School of Traditional Arts.
Learn MoreProjects
The gallery booths at START are complimented by a series of curated projects that draw further focus on emerging artists and new art scenes.
START 2020
PROJECTS
START 2020’s projects include works by two young British artists, Nat Bowen and Lucy Morrish.
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START 2020
GLOBAL
EYE
PROGRAMME
The Global Eye Programme aims to develop and support artists in emerging Asian territories.
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START 2020
PAST
EDITIONS
This year marks the 7th edition of the START ART FAIR. Click below to see our exhibitors from previous years.
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START 2020
MEET OUR
PARTNERS
START Art Fair is proud to be associated with our Partners and Sponsors.
LEARN MOREPartners
START Art Fair is delighted to be working with these partners and sponsors in 2020.
Partners & SponsorsTalks and Events
After the success of the inaugural Art World Forum symposium at START 2018 we expanded the 2019 programme to include a half day conference as well as additional talks and Collectors Club events.
Collectors Club
The Collectors’ Club’s aim is to foster START’s mission to support emerging artists by discovering and presenting ‘tomorrow’s art today’, bringing together diverse but like minded individuals, collectors, artists and forward thinking art organisations and businesses, innovators and pioneers.
The Collectors Club hosts dinners, lunches and studio visits internationally.
Global Eye Programme
The Global Eye Programme aims to develop and support artists in emerging Asian territories.
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Saatchi Gallery London,
21-25 October 2020
