Art Night 2018 on Saturday 7th July
Art Night 2018 is London's largest free contemporary art festival. This year it falls this weekend, Saturday 7th July, from 6pm to 6am. Each year the festival partners with a leading art gallery and curator, focusing on a different area of London to discover its unique identity, culture and architecture though a variety of art forms.
The focus of this year's festival is transforming the Thames riverbank between the South Bank and
Battersea Power Station, via Vauxhall and Nine Elms, showcasing iconic and off-the-beaten venues with artworks and pop up performances in over sixty locations. All 12 events in the programme are curated by the
Hayward Gallery and are free and open to all without tickets. Please note that all of the 50 plus events in the Art Night Open are free, but that a small number are ticketed. The programme will feature a range of contemporary art, ranging from immersive multimedia installation and visual reality to interactive experiences, special screenings and live music.
Inspired by one of the biggest art events this summer, then look no further and come and visit us here at
Alfies where you will find a wonderful array of fine art, paintings, prints, sculpture, decorative pieces and more waiting to be discovered..
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| A lesson in wasted morals, oil on canvas, early 19th century. John Cserny at Alfies. |
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| An abstract painting by James Arnold Martin, contemporary, British. Mark Eaton at Alfies. |
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| Large silver hollow lidded pendant, 12th century, Afghanistan. Marko Pollo at AlFayez, Alfies. |
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| 16th century Iznic border tile. Ottoman, Turkey. Antique Choices at AlFayez, Alfies Antique Market. |
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| An English landscape with figures, oil on canvas, 19th century. John Cserny at Alfies. |
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| Mid century painting 'Exhausted Nanny'. Diplomat Treasures International at Alfies |
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