The second Bloomsbury Art Fair is set to delight at Goodenough College, Mecklenburgh Square, from 6-8 July 2012. The charitable art fair will offer a relaxed and entertaining atmosphere for first time buyers and collectors to purchase exceptional works of art. Established galleries, dealers and artists will be exhibiting alongside new and emerging creative talent, with prices ranging from £100 to £100,000.

The three-day event will present a plethora of artistic talent including a creative arts programme held in an oversized tipi, funded by Miss V L Clore’s 1967 Charitable Trust. Goodenough College will be transformed into a mini-festival with a curated exhibition of Paralympic-inspired sculptures in celebration of the achievements of people who have had catastrophic injuries.

All profits from the Bloomsbury Art Fair will be donated to three charities which support people following a life-changing injury: Motivation, Southern Spinal Injuries Trust and Walking With The Wounded.

Having attracted over 3,000 visitors, 40 exhibitors and raised over £60,000 for charities at its debut in 2011, the Bloomsbury Art Fair is planning an even greater extravaganza. All works will be for sale and visitors can purchase affordable and investment pieces in the beautiful surroundings of Goodenough College. For those who can’t make up their mind and would like more time to think about their purchase, re-entry is free on subsequent days so visitors can return any time and buy.

The Bloomsbury Art Fair will take place in the stunning surroundings of Goodenough College, London House, Mecklenburgh Square, London WC1N 2AB.  The opening times are as follows:

Thursday 5 July 2012
Preview – by invitation only
6 pm – 9 pm

Friday 6 July 2012
Early view 12 pm – 5 pm
Late View 5 pm – 9.30 pm

Saturday 7 July 2012
Early view 10 am – 5 pm
Late View 5 pm – 8 pm

Under 10’s and carers - free

The organising team have contributed their time for free and all of the profits from the Bloomsbury Art Fair will be donated to the chosen group of charities.

Charities:

Southern Spinal Injuries Trust

Motivation

Walking with the Wounded