After an enticing walk down Josephine Avenue in Birxton on the 2nd day of the Urban Art Fair, I arrived at the Street Art district, where the Street Artists were still in their element creating their craft.
JonaQuestArt is proud to announce it will be showcasing unique works from its Contemporary Art collection from Sub Sahara Africa, at the stunning historic Church of St Mary-le-Bow. Cheapside London EC2V 6AU from 20th – 31st July 2015. Futher details can be found on the flyer below. We look forward to seeing you.
JonaQuestArt organises pop-up events, exhibitions and participates in Art Fairs around the UK and Europe. We are looking for talented individuals with good communication skills and able to interact confidently with members of the public. Having an interest in the visual arts is a bonus.
Welcome to the 2nd instalment of my visit to the 2nd week of the Free Range Art Shows Event. In my previous post about the event, I spoke about the exciting works of the students from the Leeds College of Arts and Cambridge School of Arts. Click here to read the first part of my experience of the
I made my way to Brick Lane heading towards the Old Truman building, as I got closer I followed the arrows drawn in chalk on the wall of the building to the Free Range exhibition, then the arrows abruptly ended at the entrance of a Vintage Shop!!
I am thrilled to be writing this post. On this occasion I am writing in the capacity of an exhibitor, as opposed to a spectator. JonaQuestArt showcased its collection of Contemporary African art to the lovely people of Liverpool at The Liverpool Contemporary Arts Fair described as “The most Prestigious Art fair of the North”
