The Moniker Art Fair has today kicked off its sixth edition of urban contemporary art offerings at London’s Old Truman Brewery.
Banksy, No ball games (Grey) 2009
Courtesy of the artist and London West Bank Gallery
Around 20 national and international galleries are showcasing the works of their artists, of which you can own limited edition prints and original art from £50 to £50,000. Marking the fair’s cachet of becoming the world’s first international art fair to accept Bitcoin payments, 50ft installation Renaissance is Now adorns the space.
Gilbert & George and Ben Eine have contributed to the debuting Art On A Postcard (what is says really: postcard-size artworks available by partaking in a £50 lottery draw) whilst JAM editions will be bringing the ever popular affordable limited edition prints.
As usual the exhibition, taking place until Sunday, is sharing its space with The Other Art Fair (independent and established talent) offering you guys two wonderful events for the price of one. Snap up your tickets in advance for £8 or on the door for £10.
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Hush, Mixed Media on Canvas,
Courtesy of the artist and Kumi Contemporary
Jono Boyle, Why Can’t We Be Ourselves Like We Were Yesterday, Magazine & Pom Poms. Courtesy of the artist and Smithson Gallery
Apolo Torres, Certainty. Courtesy of the artist and 44309 Gallery
Peter Blake, 100 Sources of Pop, 2014
Courtesy of the artist
Ryan Callanan, Han Double Trooper Version
Courtesy of the artist and TAG Fine Arts
