Boutique Art Fair
30 Royal Opera Arcade, 5b Pall Mall, London, SW1Y 4UY
5 – 11 December 2010
HRH Prince Michael of Kent Visit – Salon Art Bizarre 2010
Clarinet – Oleg Lapidus (Mozart Symphony 40)
La Galleria Pall Mall Christmas show will launch the Salon Art Bizarre annual international contemporary art fair.
Paintings, sculptures, prints, photography, jewellery and installations by international contemporary artists will make exquisite and long-lasting gifts to families and friends.
Set in the heart of London inside the famous John Nash Royal Opera Arcade, Salon Art Bizarre will keep its doors open to the general public throughout the day (9am till 7:00pm) and will present a number of evening receptions, offering art auctions, live entertainment and raffles with special Art Bizarre Prize to enhance the festive spirit of Christmas. The timing will also take advantage of the November “Russian Week” art boom at Sotheby’s, Christie’s, Bonhams and MacDougall’s.
Salon Art Bizarre is a new concept in modern art fair business. As the name suggests it is an art fair with a difference. It is more exclusive and audience orientated than its well known large scale counterparts. This luxury event is open for participation to galleries and individual artists.
Salon Art Bizarre strives to represent artists whose distinctive work challenges the intellect. It encourages innovation through the choice of brave, peculiar, quirky and original art forms, including media, techniques and concepts.
Acoustic Graffiti Arts by Pianocrasher is one of the highlights of 2010 Salon launch. Eccentric and non conformist concept stands out as really Bizarre among the Salon curiosities. http://Pianocrasher.com
Three art galleries: CASSA Art, Gallery Perutz and KALINA and bespoke jewellery company Geoffrey Turk Ltd will take part in Salon Art Bizarre 2010 alongside individual artists Dmitri Strizhov, Svetlana K-Lie, Sergei Inkatov, Tika Zhvania, Pianocrasher, Keith Krzywicki, Lucy Freud, Zina Bercovici, Wayne Mok, Helene Le Bohec, Cecilia Gheraldo, Victoria Kovalenchikova, Svetlana Bobrakova and film producer Alicia Maksimova.
“Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes and having fun.”
Rt. Rev. Mary Lou Cook
Please visit Salon Art Bizarre website for programme of evening events during December Salon week.
Venue Information
Royal Opera Arcade is a shopping area in St James’s with boutiques, specialising in art, luxury items and goods related to country living. Designed by John Nash and completed in 1818, it is Britain’s original covered shopping arcade.
La Galleria Pall Mall - the most prestigious contemporary art gallery and auction house for hire in London, delivers comprehensive white exhibition space with its 165 sq metres room and 3 and a half metre wall height. Complete with professional hanging system and Erco lighting it provides effective solution for an art fair launch. View La Galleria Pall Mall Floor Plan.
Nearest tube stations: Piccadilly Circus and Charing Cross, just off Trafalgar Square – directly across the road from The Institute of Directors in Pall Mall.
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