Jack Bullen from Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair joins me on the podcast to talk about the fair taking place in London in November 2022.

First view of Paris-par Art Basel, the inaugural edition of the fair in Paris, 2022.

3 Emerging galleries showing at Paris+ par Art Basel that you should make a point of visiting.

First view of Frieze London, October 2022.

Art fairs take many forms and here I simplify some of the variations.

Interview with Derrick Guild whose work I first came across at the London Art Fair 2020.

Sam Peacock returns as my guest on the podcast and we talk about the effect of coronavirus on the art world this last week as fairs are cancelling and postponing their Spring 2020 editions. We go on to discuss what artists can be doing at this time to connect with others and work on their art.

Safety and wellbeing is at the top of the agenda for all event organisers during this time of coronavirus. I caught up with Nazy Vassegh, the founder of Eye of the Collector to discuss the other considerations that have to be taken behind the scenes when it comes to rescheduling an art fair.

Ryan Stanier answers questions from listeners and covers topics including the investment of taking part, what to do before the fair and how artists are selected.

An episode dedicated to artists fairs - why sell at an artists fair, how to choose the right one for you, what to do once you are accepted for the fair, and how to use the event to grow your sales and collector base.

Roy Tyson is a driven artist who enjoyed the thrill of taking part in artists' fairs where he could learn from his visitors and sell his fine art photography. It led him to set up his own art fair called Roy’s People Art Fair, in 2017 which now takes place twice a year.