Last year's event saw 13,000 people heading to Manchester Central
The Manchester Art Fair is to return for its 15th year with its biggest ever show. It will happen from November 17 to 19 at Manchester Central, with some of the most established galleries and artists in the UK rubbing shoulders with exciting new talents in the art world.
They will feature alongside returning exhibitors including the Saul Hay Gallery, Hidden Gallery and Carnes Fine Art. As well as art for sale, there is also a wealth of other activity planned, including artist talks and Q&A sessions, exclusive drops of limited-edition prints, workshops for adults and kids and a ‘sculpture pavilion’.Last year saw iconic Manchester artist Stanley Chow among those releasing one-off prints for the event, along with photographer Simon Buckley.
“Once again, we are stepping up our ambitions for the fair by introducing more galleries and artists to our audience. This year’s programme features an exciting breadth of names, many of whom will be joining us in person to share the inspiration behind their work and journey as an artist.
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