Art London

When

Thursday 8th October – Monday 12th October 2009

Where

Royal Hospital Chelsea

The unique London art program, a collection of intellectual art pieces from several artists and lovers of art, Art London is a prestigious event set to be held this Christmas. This unique event is set to take place in the spectacular setting of Royal Hospital Chelsea and the event promises to be a colorful affair sealed with a number of fans to enjoy.

A history of Art London

Making a presence for the consecutive eleventh year in 2009, the event has strongly been a great hit each year as a premier arts occasion, exhibiting a variety of art pieces in a serene and welcoming atmosphere. This year’s venue, the Royal Hospital Chelsea, has been suitably selected to provide an elegant milieu for the show.

Eclectic art

Assortment is definitely at par for the course with an eclectic range of models of art on display. Stands will feature a blended mix of sketches, paintings, sculptures and photographs demonstrating a variety of styles from leading artists.
London galleries, united

Over 80 exhibitors will be on display at Art London alongside many of the contemporary painters in Britain, blending forces in capital’s one of the greatest art events. There is a huge demand for the tickets to view and browse sophisticated surroundings at this great art event.
Unlimited artists

With almost hundreds of artists demonstrating at the show, there are more than a few emphasizing factors to get your eyes on. Special events for the 2009 show include arts by renowned British artists Paul Nash and Elisabeth Frink. Artists from the United States as well are taking part displaying their contemporary works of art on show in the Sculpture Garden.
Sculpture Garden

This year, there is going to be another highlight at Art London in the name of special Sculpture Garden in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea. The garden is exotically dedicated to the Beasts of Lynn Chadwick. These works will be made available to the art lovers for the very first time in London.