London, 29 August 2011, Art Media Agency (AMA).
The Multiplied Art Fair was launched last year and is the only fair in the UK entirely dedicated to contemporary art in editions. The event will take place during the Frieze Art Fair at Christie’s in South Kensington and will be held from 14 to 17 October.
Editions in contemporary art regroup many art forms, concerning the ensemble of activities linked to the production of several artists. Prints, sculptures, photographs and art books will be presented by approximately forty international galleries. Christie’s press release has announced that sixteen new galleries will participate and that prestigious London galleries such as the Whitechapel Gallery and White Cube Gallery will remain at the heart of the fair.
In 2010, Chris Dent was invited to design the map for Multiplied Art Fair. This year, it is the young illustrator Jack Featherstone who will keep up the tradition.
The event will feature conferences, guided visits and projections.
The exhibitors include AA Editions/White Columns; Arte Cocodrilo; Artedition-Fils; Black Rat Projects; CCA Galleries; Collectiva Counter Editions; Dundee Contemporary Arts; Edinburgh Printmakers; Eagle Gallery; Editions Bucciali; Emin International; Enitharmon Editions; Eyestorm; Glasgow Print Studio; Grey Area Multiples; Henningham Family Press; Huguenot Editions; Imprints; Jealous Gallery; Julian Page & Georgie Gerrish Fine Art; Karsten Schubert; LRRH_; Matt’s Gallery; Marlborough Graphics; The Multiple Store; Ogami Press; The Paragon Press; Paupers Press; Peacock Visual Arts; Phaidon Press; Print Club London; Purdy Hicks; Riflemaker; Robert Blackburn Printmaking; Workshop; Sims Reed Gallery; Stoney Road Press Dublin; Studio Voltaire; TAG Fine Arts; Tristan Barbarà Editions; Union Gallery; Whitechapel Gallery and White Cube.