Newsletter24 - ArtLyst

London Art Network

NEWSLETTER No#24

January, 2013

Dear London Art Followers

Lets talk about Art Fairs! London is awash with a new phenomenon (or is it an old one?) in the form of the Contemporary Art Fair.

January started with a bang bringing us an enlarged 25th edition of the London Art Fair, which used to be the only game in town for Contemporary British Art in the UK. The fair has now morphed to feature an expanded Art Projects section. Artlyst was present at the fair sharing a stand with ALISN (Artist Led Initiative Support Network) as part of their 'Sublet' programme. It was a great start for the year and continuing on, we are also excited to announce two new media partnerships with Art13, London's latest Contemporary fair focusing on emerging art and the Kinetica Art Fair both starting at the end of February.

If you have anything that you think would be of interest to add to Artlyst please feel free to contact me directly at pcrobinson@artlyst.com

Best Regards

Paul Carter Robinson

ArtLyst Editor

Recommended Exhibitions/Events

Emerging

James Smith: Temporal Dislocation - Photofusion

Sanja Ivekovic:Unknown Heroine - South London Gallery

Steinkamp/Greenbaum - Greengrassi

Current

Schwitters In Britain - Tate Britain

Juergen Teller: Woo - Institute of Contemporary Arts

Richard Wentworth - Lisson Gallery

Coming Up

The Bride and the Bachelors - Barbican Art Gallery

Richard Prince - Paintings - Sadie Coles

Roy Lichtenstein - Retrospective - Tate Modern

Note: Remember to send us your press releases and post your exhibitions early in order to give them time to index on the search engines.

This weekend (31 Jan - 3 Feb) sees the launch of the Watercolours and works on paper fair at the Science Museum which features an exhibition by Artlyst contributing artist, Kelvin Okafor. The Parallex Art Fair also mounts its sixth edition at the Chelsea Town hall with performances by the talented RCA student, Echo Morgan.

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