The huge white tents appear again from 8th – 12th May on Hampstead Heath to herald the north London edition of the Affordable Art Fair. This year marks the 25th fair and they have pulled out all the stops to celebrate.

Jules Wittock’s upcoming installation promises to be a captivating experience for visitors. Known for his intricate and immersive labyrinths, Wittock’s work invites participants to engage with art uniquely and interactively. Each features a carefully crafted path leading from entrance to exit, with the journey revealing a hidden word or message and this special one is no exception.

The fair has also commissioned best-selling artist Nadia Attura to create a limited edition print depicting the gardens of Battersea Park – Affordable Art Fair’s first home which will be available for purchase at the fair.

17 new galleries will be showing for the first time including Gutmans Gallery, Thang Long Gallery, dedicated to preserving Vietnamese culture through art in London; Drang Gallery, mixing modern masters and emerging talents; Turkish gallery ACT Contemporary, with both local and international artists; London-based Ad Lib Gallery; ART_020 representing Amsterdam artists; and Galleria 93 Arte Contemporanea, an Italian gallery introducing fresh artists from the contemporary art scene.

As always the clue is in the title – with affordable pieces from £50 to £7,500.

Tickets from £10 – £30 (under 16s free, booking required). Tickets can be purchased here – https://aafhampstead.seetickets.com/timeslot/affordable-art-fair-hampstead

Written by Claire Selby

Jules Wittock’s installation at AAF BRU24 – picture by Almichael Fraay