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<p>This week sees the new opening of the Chelsea Arts Fair which shall be supporting two charities, Parkinson’s UK and Hearing Dogs. 35 exhibitors from around the country and abroad are gathering to showcase the best of their modern and contemporary artists works.</p>
<p>By Graham Davies | 8th April 2013</p>
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<p>The fair will feature flat and three-dimensional works of art ranging in price from £500 up to £20,000 as well as a host of talks on various aspects of modern and contemporary art, giving visitors the opportunity to engage more with the works on display.</p>
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<p>Ben Cooper, the newly appointed fair director, said, “I am delighted to have made a few changes to the new Chelsea Art Fair, creating a gallery-style look and to ensure the quality of the art on offer, we have a low value threshold of £500. We are also supporting two charities this year, Parkinson's UK and Hearing Dogs and visitors have a chance to support the charities by buying specially selected works of art for which part of the sale will go directly to each charity.”</p>
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<p>Artists works on show will include, Italian artist Armando Farina’s city-scapes, French artist Alan Halliday’s fine paintings and prints, Australian artist Mark Hanham, and closer to home are the Oxfordshire based Wren Gallery, displaying works from some of their key artists, including Joan Gillchrest, Cyril Croucher, Trisha Hardwick and Nanette Martin. For a full list of artists on show do visit the Chelsea Art Fair website below.</p>
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<p>The Fair runs from Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th April at the Chelsea Old Town Hall, London, SW3 5EE. Admission price is £6.</p>
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<p>E-Tickets available from:<a href="http://www.chelseaartfair.org/"> www.chelseaartfair.org </a> </p>
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This week sees the new opening of the Chelsea Arts Fair which shall be supporting two charities, Parkinson’s UK and Hearing Dogs. 35 exhibitors from around the country and abroad are gathering to showcase the best of their modern and contemporary artists works.
By Graham Davies | 8th April 2013
The fair will feature flat and three-dimensional works of art ranging in price from £500 up to £20,000 as well as a host of talks on various aspects of modern and contemporary art, giving visitors the opportunity to engage more with the works on display.
Ben Cooper, the newly appointed fair director, said, “I am delighted to have made a few changes to the new Chelsea Art Fair, creating a gallery-style look and to ensure the quality of the art on offer, we have a low value threshold of £500. We are also supporting two charities this year, Parkinson's UK and Hearing Dogs and visitors have a chance to support the charities by buying specially selected works of art for which part of the sale will go directly to each charity.”
Artists works on show will include, Italian artist Armando Farina’s city-scapes, French artist Alan Halliday’s fine paintings and prints, Australian artist Mark Hanham, and closer to home are the Oxfordshire based Wren Gallery, displaying works from some of their key artists, including Joan Gillchrest, Cyril Croucher, Trisha Hardwick and Nanette Martin. For a full list of artists on show do visit the Chelsea Art Fair website below.
The Fair runs from Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th April at the Chelsea Old Town Hall, London, SW3 5EE. Admission price is £6.
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