Artists to see at The Other Art Fair London March edition
The Other Art Fair opened at the Truman Brewery on Thursday evening to heaving crowds of art lovers.
Art should never be elite and here you will find a wonderful variety at accessible prices with the opportunity to meet 100+ artists in person which can only enhance your experience of viewing or purchasing art.
The abstract sensuality of Anna McNeilβs work caught our eye (stand 22). At first glance, as one passes by, the works appear entirely abstract. However, upon closer inspection, the figures or outlines of a scene emerge. They are emotive, with each piece capturing a touch, embrace, kiss, or intimate proximity. The use of colour in combination is striking.
Instagram: @studioannamcneil
Our next pick is Oliver Mayhallβs fine art photography work (stand 100), featuring fascinating abstract and surrealist pieces, some with a notable DalΓesque style. He is self-taught, having begun with street photography, and now focuses on portrait and fine art photography.
Instagram: @oliver.mayhall
Lastly, Steve McPhersonβs (stand 101) primary source of material for his art since 2007 has been the discarded plastic objects that wash ashore along his local Kent coast line. His method is akin to that of an archaeologist, collector, or treasure hunter. His interest lies in the way that the mundane can transition through a transformative state into meaning.
Instagram: @mcphersonsteve
Date: 7 - 10 March 2024. Time: from 11:00am -6/7 pm. Location: The Truman Brewery, 85 Brick Ln, London E1 6QL. Price: Adult Β£10.50-Β£22.30.
Words by Natascha Milsom
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