JonaQuestArt presents Contemporary Art from the Sub Sahara 16th November – 3rd December 2015
As part of the JonaQuestArt Education programme, we will be showcasing a distinctive collection of Contemporary Art from the Sub Sahara at the Gorgeous Peter Blake Gallery Dartford Library Central Park, Dartford DA1 1EU
Come and visit for a selection of original contemporary paintings by 7 different artist with varied styles and techniques. Click for more info
JonaQuestArt Pop-up Gallery: Bringing Contemporary African art to Greenwich 11th – 18th October 2015
After a successful event at the Maidstone Art Market, JonaQuestArt is excited to announce, we will be hosting our next exhibition in our first Pop-up Art Gallery shop in the royal historic site of Greenwich at 36 Greenwich Church Street. Greenwich. London. SE10 9BL from 11th – 18th October 2015 during black history month. Click for more info
Click here to read about the success of the Popup event.
ART MARKET in Maidstone on Saturday 19 September 2015
Jonaquest will be taking part in the launch of Making Art Work’s first indoor ART MARKET in the Market Hall in Maidstone on Saturday 19 September 2015.
Come and visit for a selection of original contemporary paintings, drawings and prints from Sub Sahara Africa.
Contemporary Art from Sub Sahara Africa in the City of London St Mary-le-Bow 20th – 31st July 2015
JonaQuestArt is proud to announce it will be showcasing the unique works from its Contemporary African Art collection at the stunning historic Church of St Mary-le-Bow. Cheapside London EC2V 6AU from 20th – 31st July 2015. Click for more info
Liverpool Contemporary Art Fair on the 26th – 28th of June at the Stunning Royal Liver Building Waterfront. 
JonaQuestArt will be making its debut with its collection of unique Contemporary African Art at Stand: B29 at this year’s Liverpool Contemporary Art Fair on the 26th – 28th of June at the Stunning Royal Liver Building Waterfront, overlooking the River Mersey in Liverpool. Click for more info.
Click here to read an interesting review of the art fair