The Joze Art Fair is a collaboration between curator Jose Waldie, Georgina Mascolo and Emma de Clercq. The aim of the Fair is to provide a London based platform for seven galleries from all over the UK to exhibit a diverse range of artists in the unique surroundings of The Library Space, an Edwardian former school library.
By working closely with a select number of galleries in this unique space,
the focus of the Joze Art Fair is to create an accessible and friendly environment in which to experience an eclectic and affordable range of artworks.
PARTICIPATING GALLERIES: Arden and Anstruther , Beers Lambert Contemporary Art ,Chalk Hill Contemporary Art ,Joze London, Kapil Jariwala Gallery ,Moncrieff-Bray Gallery ,Zimmer Stewart Gallery.
The Library Space, 108 Battersea Park Road, London ADMISSION FREE 12-7PM daily.
The Edwin Tate library was commissioned by Edwin Tate and built as part of Battersea Polytechnic in 1909. Designed by architects E.W Mountford and F.D Clapham, the building is Grade II listed. During its restoration in 2010, the building was left unchanged as much as much as possible, with the aim of restoring it to its former glory and celebrating this unique and characterful space.
