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Affordable Art Fair Battersea from 14-18 October
08/10/26

Affordable Art Fair Battersea from 14-18 October

Next week, the Affordable Art Fair Battersea swings open its doors, welcoming art lovers, curious creatives and collectors-in-the-making from near and far. Taking place from 14–18 October at Evolution London in Battersea, the fair is set to be a celebration of art, with workshops to get your creative juices flowing and of course, plenty of art to fall in love with.


The Fair will welcome galleries making their Battersea debut, alongside its inaugural Tastemaker programme and a personal edit of artworks selected by Hugo Barclay, UK Fair Director. The Fair also announces the artists selected for its Graduate Showcase, curated by Jo McLaughlin, spotlighting emerging talent at the start of their careers. St-Germain returns as Official Spritz Partner, with cocktails at the Central Bar and an Elderflower Sommelier Experience in the entrance foyer, a glass of fizz in hand while your browse art, what’s not to love!


And because art and a good drink have always made a rather lovely pairing, St-Germain returns as Official Spritz Partner. Expect cocktails at the Central Bar, plus an Elderflower Sommelier Experience in the entrance foyer. Sip, browse, discover… honestly, what’s not to love? Young visitors will get their moment in the spotlight, too. The fair’s programme of family-friendly activities is designed to encourage children to get creative, get curious and, most importantly, get playful with art. There will be a Jet-Pack Workshop with Petit Pli from 10am-12pm, part of the family mornings.


There’s plenty more to explore…


Black History Month - A programme of free, drop-in workshops includes a Thursday zine-making session with Zoe Zine, celebrating Black artists and makers who have shaped Black Britain.


Art & Design to take home - The Fair Bookshop, in partnership with Papercup, welcomes Quarto and Thames & Hudson with a curated selection of art and design books.


After Dark - Art After Dark returns Thursday and Friday (5–9pm), bringing live DJs, complimentary welcome drinks and BHM workshops to the fair.


So whether you’re a seasoned collector, an art-world newbie, looking for your next favourite artist or simply looking for a fun day out surrounded by great art (and perhaps a St-Germain spritz or two), Affordable Art Fair Battersea is the place to be this October.


Address: Evolution London, Queenstown Road, Chelsea Bridge, London SW11 4NJ, UK


For more information and to book tickets click here.

Photography courtesy of AAF.

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Jul 1, 2022
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Updated: May 23, 2024

Opening in Lisson Grove on 6th July, Manga Banga is a new Japanese concept restaurant that marries delicious regional food and drink with manga – Japanese comics and graphic novels developed in the late 19th century. Located just 150 yards from Marylebone Station, the cosy 50-cover restaurant will be serving up delicious Asian small plates, bao and inventive cocktails.

The concise menu features options such as Crispy baby squid with yuzu kosho mayo; Bang cauliflower; Seared salmon sashimi with yuzu-soy and ginger; Spicy tuna tacos with scorched chilli salsa; and Vegetable gyoza. Alongside this delicious offering, visitors can entertain themselves by soaking in the featured wall covered with over 100 manga magazine covers, neon signage, and a striking mural.

For more information visit: http://www.mangabanga.co.uk

Address: 41-43 Lisson Grove London NW1 6UB

Written by Jordan Crowley Photography courtesy of Manga Banga

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