Hampstead 2024: Highlights Under £1,000 Route Guide
Take a curated guide of the fair, featuring the best contemporary art under £1,000 at Affordable Art Fair Hampstead (8 – 12 May).
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Wednesday 17 April, 2024
Looking for an art adventure with a budget in mind? Join us on a curated journey through Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, where we unveil the best contemporary artworks under £1,000. From thought-provoking paintings to captivating prints, this guide will lead you to some of the most compelling pieces that won’t empty your wallet.
1. NuGa Arthouse, stand K4
As you enter the fair, make your first stop at NuGa Arthouse, where you’ll find artworks by Dushyant Patel. Patel, born in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, creates softly rendered artworks with a touch of humour, offering visually appealing pieces with insightful social commentary. Be sure to also explore the works of Rajashree Nayak, whose art reflects the journey towards individual growth and empowerment, particularly focusing on the experiences of contemporary women.
2. Punchbowl Gallery, stand K5
Opposite NuGa House lies Punchbowl Gallery, featuring the vibrant paintings of Emilia Chubb. Drawing inspiration from urban landscapes and the stories embedded within them, Chubb’s artworks pulsate with the rhythm of city life, inviting viewers to explore the depths of human connection and the essence of place.
3. Feather & Shore, stand L7
Continue your journey to Feather & Shore, where Emma Reynold’s artworks beckon with serene landscapes and open vistas. Inspired by nature and the quest for tranquillity amidst urban chaos, Emma’s creations offer a glimpse into moments of calmness and space, serving as a visual respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
4. Finds Under £1,000 display
At the end of the aisle, make sure not to overlook the Finds Under £1,000 display, showcasing a diverse selection of stunning original artworks! Discover Massimo Danielis’ intricate ink drawings, Frankie Thorp’s charming paintings capturing the humour of everyday objects, and Ian Lawrence’s vibrant abstract pieces, each telling a tale of resilience and artistic discovery…
Now is also the perfect time to enjoy a delicious tipple from MUST Wine Bar!
5. Ketna Patel, stand F10
Now head to F10 to discover the captivating fusion of British Indian pop art by Ketna Patel. Through a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours and bold imagery, Patel delves into the complexities of contemporary British Indian identity, offering thought-provoking insights into cultural diversity, diaspora, and the fusion of tradition and modernity.
6. Brook Street Gallery, H2
At the end of the aisle, immerse yourself in the evocative artworks of Paul Dewis and Rupert Whale. Dewis’ experimental approach to printmaking and painting unveils layers of meaning and spontaneity, inviting viewers to decipher the intricate narratives within his creations. Meanwhile, Whale’s exploration of pictorial space blurs the boundaries between abstraction and figuration, inviting viewers into a world of depth, emotion, and narrative intrigue.
7. Eleven and a half, E3
Finally, turn right and head around the corner and visit Eleven and a Half, where you can admire the maritime-inspired artworks of Nick Praed. Drawing from his Cornish roots and seafaring experiences, Praed captures the timeless beauty and ever-changing moods of the Cornish coastline, inviting viewers on a visual voyage of discovery and contemplation.
And that’s a wrap! Thanks for joining our route guide for the best artworks under £1,000. Discover all these and uncover a treasure trove of artistic gems under £1,000 at Affordable Art Fair Hampstead.