Video: Artist Interview with Jill Sutcliffe
As Wimbledon Art Studios prepares for the upcoming Art Fair, we've been catching up with sculptor Jill Sutcliffe
You’ll find Jill in studio 202 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 14-17 November 2019.
VIDEO: Interview with Fred Coppin
Video: Artist Interview with Fred Coppin
With the November 2019 Wimbledon Art Fair just around the corner, we’ve been catching up with artist Fred Coppin.
You’ll find Fred in studio 102 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 14-17 November 2019.
VIDEO: Interview with Anna-Louise Felstead
Video: Artist Interview with Anna-Louise Felstead
With less than two months to go until Wimbledon Art Fair, we’ve been catching up with painter Anna-Louise Felstead.
Visit Anna-Louise in studio 211 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 14-17 November 2019.
Eat Your Art Out! Jacqui Kelly creates life-size edible art studio
Your Guide to the May 2019 Wimbledon Art Fair
Your guide to the May 2019 Wimbledon Art Fair
This locally renowned 4-day event is an exclusive opportunity to see behind-the-scenes of the artists’ studios and buy affordable contemporary art, crafts and gifts directly from over 150 of the most talented artists and makers in London.
Here’s a quick guide to everything you need to know to ensure a great visit to Wimbledon Art Fair.
When is the Art Fair open?
Thursday 9th & Friday 10th: 2pm - 10pm
Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th: 11am - 6pm
Do I need a ticket?
There's no need to book your FREE ticket to the Wimbledon Art Fair, but if you do you could win £200 to spend at the show! Entries close at midnight on Tuesday 7th May and the winner will be announced via our Facebook page on Wednesday 8th May - enter here
Anneka Rice opens Wimbledon Art Fair, Thursday 9th May 2019
Can I come to the Official Launch Night?
Yes, you can. We're delighted to announce that TV personality and artist Anneka Rice will be here to open the show. The event runs from 6.30pm - 10pm. There will be complimentary bar and live music from Rob Godfrey. RSVP here by Tuesday 7th May.
Are there any other events?
Head to Wimbledon Art Fair on Friday 10th May for our Late View Night. From 6pm-10pm with complimentary drinks.
Live music from Rob Godfrey, Thursday 9th May at Wimbledon Art Fair
Which artists will be exhibiting at the Art Fair?
We have 150 of London's most exciting contemporary artists, exhibiting in the May 2018 Wimbledon Art Fair. Plan your visit and discover the artists here.
How do I get there?
The Art Fair takes place at Wimbledon Art Studios, SW17 0BB
By car: We have limited parking available, please use public transport where possible.
By rail: Our nearest stations are Tooting Broadway (Northern Line) and Earlsfield (National Rail)
By bus: The 44/77/270 run along Garrett Lane, between Tooting Broadway and Earlsfield Stations.
The 493 can be taken from Wimbledon Railway Station, along Plough Lane. Alight at the Wimbledon Stadium Stop.
Will there be anything for the children to do?
Yes, plenty! We have face painting, screen printing, marble painting and much much more. Plus there’s prizes to be won in our treasure hunt.
How long should I spend at Wimbledon Art Fair?
As long as you wish! We recommend that it takes 4 hours to explore the whole of the Art Fair (don't worry, that includes a tea break too!). Don't have much time? Take a look at the exhibiting artists, circle your favourites and visit them. A member of staff can point you in the right direction, if you need a hand.
Is there food and drink available at the Art Fair?
Yes, we have Home Community Cafe and Monte Forte Pizza providing culinary delights over the weekend and Cafe 2 U providing a selection of hot drinks. You can also enjoy a glass of Prosecco, beer from By The Horns Brewery or pimms too.
I'm in a wheelchair, will I be able to see the studios?
Yes, of course. There is wheelchair-friendly access to 7 out of the 8 floors, so there's plenty to see. Accessible toilets and blue badge parking bays will also be available.
Can I pay by card at the Art Fair?
Yes, we can accept all major cards in the payment office and at the bar.
How can I support the Art Fair?
As a not-for-profit organisation, we are very grateful for any support we receive. There will be a number of donation stations across the 8 floors. Recommended donation is £5, which will go a long way to helping fund the show and supporting our artists.
When is the next Art Fair?
The next Wimbledon Art Fair is the 14 - 17 November 2019. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to keep up to date with all our news until then.
If you have any questions, you can get in touch on 0208 947 1183 or enquiries@wimbledonartstudios.co.uk
We look forward to seeing you at the show.
Artist Interview with Fred Coppin
Artist Interview with Fred Coppin
In March this year, we welcomed Fred Coppin to studio 403 and we’re delighted he will be participating in the upcoming Wimbledon Art Fair from the 9 - 12 May. A former Creative / Marketing Consultant for Nike and Red Bull, Fred is also a personal trainer, whilst focusing on his painting. We’ve been catching up with him to see how he’s been settling in…
Fred Coppin in studio 403
Hi Fred, so tell us about your work.
My previous show was titled ‘Angles & Optimism’ which I think sums by work up fairly well. I create largely figurative work but through an uplifting, colourful, playful lense.
What can we look forward to seeing at Wimbledon Art Fair?
I’m currently working on a new series of paintings that has adds a bit of a surrealist layer to my previous work by utilising the power of random generation to determine the objects / items in the image. It’s then my job as the artist to prioritise and arrange these into a final composition. It’s a fun process – collaborating with chance.
Heatwave, Fred Coppin
What are your artistic career highlights so far?
Well 2018 was a pretty great year for me; I won the Artist Magazine Award at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters Exhibition at the Mall Galleries and had a sell-out show in Shoreditch.
How are you enjoying being an artist at Wimbledon Art Studios?
I absolutely love it. It’s the perfect environment and there’s lovely light in m studio. I am in my element.
Jack, Fred Coppin
What are you most excited about the upcoming show?
I’ve only been at the studios for a couple of months so I’m looking forward to meeting the community a little more and soaking up lots of new ideas.
Thanks Fred, we look forward to visiting you in studio 403 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 9 - 12 May.
Artist Interview with Jo Matei
Artist Interview with Jo Matei
Jo Matei is in studio 282
Jo Matei joined Wimbledon Art Studios in February this year and is looking forward to taking part in her first Wimbledon Art Fair this May. After quitting her full time job in health care, Jo has taken the leap to a more flexible work pattern so she can dedicate more time to her art. Let’s see how she’s getting on…
Hi Jo, welcome to Wimbledon Art Studios, how are you enjoying it so far?
I love the vast networking opportunities that the Studios provide. There’s a great social and community environment and would like to continue discovering more of the amazing artists of Wimbledon!
What are you most looking forward to about your first Wimbledon Art Fair?
Jo Matei
I am excited to be able to show my paintings to people who are genuinely passioned about art and to share my experience with them.
Tell us about your work?
I’m a realist portrait painter. However, I am interested in discovering new ways of self-expression and am keen on abstract paintings. At the moment I am experimenting with colours and forms and will let this phase of exploration guide me further. At the moment, I am working on developing a few painting collections that are based on themes inspired by the fetish world, as well dealing with topics related to dreams and the morbid aspects of human existence.
What’s your background? How did you get into art?
Jo Matei
My background is completely different from the art world, I graduated as a healthcare professional in 2013. During my first and only art class in 2016, I had the amazing opportunity to meet and be guided by a talented art teacher who unveiled the secrets of oil painting to me. Ever since I could not let go of the brush and canvas, becoming my main means of creation.
Thanks Jo, we look forward to seeing you in studio 282 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 9-12 May.
VIDEO: Interview with Brad Kenny
Video: Artist Interview with Brad Kenny
With just one month to go until Wimbledon Art Fair, we’ve been up with portrait painter Brad Kenny on his influences, how he came to be at Wimbledon Art Studios and the fantastic community we have here.
Visit Brad in studio 267 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 9-12 May 2019.
VIDEO: Interview with Carolyn Tripp
VIDEO: Artist Interview with Carolyn Tripp
As the May 2019 Wimbledon Art Fair is fast approaching, we've been catching up with ceramicist Carolyn Tripp on her influences and why she thinks you should come and visit.
You can find Carolyn in studio 507 from the 9-12 May at Wimbledon Art Fair.
VIDEO: Interview with Dawn Beckles
VIDEO: Artist Interview with Dawn Beckles
As Wimbledon Art Studios prepares for the upcoming Art Fair, we've been catching up with Dawn Beckles on Barbados, her new collection and what we should expect at Wimbledon Art Fair.
Visit Dawn in studio 143 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 9-12 May 2019.
Artist Interview with James Bannister
Artist Interview with James Bannister
Wimbledon Art Studios’ is thrilled to welcome photographer James Bannister to the community. We’ve been catching up with him as he settles in and starts to prepare for the upcoming Wimbledon Art Fair.
Hi James, welcome to Wimbledon Art Studios, how are you settling in?
James Bannister
There’s so many friendly faces here! I love having a space to be immersed in my work, without any distractions - definitely a luxury that we don’t get all of the time. It’s a great headspace to be in when making work.
Very glad to hear you’re enjoying it. What were you doing prior to joining the studios?
I have been balancing personal and commercial work. I have split my time between London, Los Angeles and Cornwall.
Lake Mead, James Bannister
That sounds exciting. So, tell us about your work; what are you currently working on?
I primarily work with a large format camera, creating long form works, based around a loose narrative. At the moment, I am working on a project about grass, Capitalism and success, in Las Vegas, USA. It will be published as a photobook and will b exhibited once it is finished in 2020.
Well we look forward to seeing that. What have your career highlights been so far? Anywhere we might have seen your work?
I have been shortlisted for a number of prizes, including Magnum Photo Graduate Prize, British Journal of Photography Send Anywhere Award and the D&AD x Dazed and Confused Youth Award. I was also awarded Editor’s Pick in the British Journal of Photography Les Rencontres d’Arles Open Walls. My project has also been featured on It’s Nice That.
What are you most looking forward to about participating in your first Wimbledon Art Fair?
I’m looking forward to chatting with artists and the public, meeting new faces and seeing what they think of the work.
More information can be found about James and his work at jamesbannister.co.uk and be sure to visit him in studio 265 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 9-12 May 2019.
Your Guide to the November 2018 Wimbledon Art Fair
Your guide to the award-winning
Wimbledon Art Fair
This locally renowned 4-day event is an exclusive opportunity to see behind-the-scenes of the artist’s studios and buy affordable contemporary art, crafts and gifts directly from over 150 of the most talented artists and makers in London.
Here’s a quick guide to everything you need to know to ensure a great visit to Wimbledon Art Fair.
When is the Art Fair open?
Thursday 15th & Friday 16th: 2pm - 10pm
Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th: 11am - 6pm
Do I need a ticket?
There's no need to book your FREE ticket to the Wimbledon Art Fair, but if you do you could win £200 to spend at the show! Entries close at midnight on Tuesday 13 November and the winner will be announced via our Facebook page on Wednesday 14 November - enter here
Maeve Doyle Opens Wimbledon Art Fair
Can I come to the Official Launch Night?
Yes, you can. We're delighted to announce that BBC Arts Correspondent, Gallerist and Industry Expert, Maeve Doyle, will be here to officially open our 44th show on Thursday 15 November from 6.30pm - 10pm. There will be complimentary bar and live music from The Spenders too. We do have limited spaces available, so please make sure you RSVP here by 13 November to avoid disappointment.
Live performance from Heidi Petite
Are there any other events?
Head to Wimbledon Art Fair on Friday 16 November for our Late View Night. From 6pm-10pm, enjoy complimentary drinks, whilst listening to a live performance from Heidi Petite and viewing affordable contemporary art.
Which artists will be exhibiting at the Art Fair?
We have 150 of London's most exciting contemporary artists, exhibiting in the May 2018 Wimbledon Art Fair. Plan your visit and discover the artists here.
How do I get there?
The Art Fair takes place at Wimbledon Art Studios, SW17 0BB
By car: We have limited parking available, please use public transport where possible.
By rail: Our nearest stations are Tooting Broadway (Northern Line) and Earlsfield (National Rail)
By bus: The 44/77/270 run along Garrett Lane, between Tooting Broadway and Earlsfield Stations.
The 493 can be taken from Wimbledon Railway Station, along Plough Lane. Alight at the Wimbledon Stadium Stop.
Will there be anything for the children to do?
Yes, plenty! Our sponsors Jackson-Stops will have kids’ activities on Saturday and Sunday, plus our artists are holding a variety of workshops and demonstrations for the whole family.
Are there any other activities?
From pottery demonstrations to Abstract Art talks, there's plenty to see and do.
How long should I spend at Wimbledon Art Fair?
As long as you wish! We recommend that it takes 4 hours to explore the whole of the Art Fair (don't worry, that includes a tea break too!). Don't have much time? Take a look at the exhibiting artists, circle your favourites and visit them. A member of staff can point you in the right direction, if you need a hand.
Is there food and drink available at the Art Fair?
Yes, we have Home Community Cafe providing culinary delights over the weekend and Cafe 2 U providing a selection of hot drinks. You can also enjoy a glass of Prosecco, beer from By The Horns Brewery or seasonal mulled wine too.
I'm in a wheelchair, will I be able to see the studios?
Yes, of course. There is wheelchair-friendly access to 7 out of the 8 floors, so there's plenty to see. Accessible toilets and blue badge parking bays will also be available.
Can I pay by card at the Art Fair?
Yes, we can accept all major cards in the payment office and at the bar.
How can I support the Art Fair?
As a not-for-profit organisation, we are very grateful for any support we receive. There will be a number of donation stations across the 8 floors. Recommended donation is £4, which will go a long way to helping fund the show and supporting our artists.
When is the next Art Fair?
The next Wimbledon Art Fair is the 9 - 12 May 2019. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to keep up to date with all our news until then.
If you have any questions, you can get in touch on 0208 947 1183 or enquiries@wimbledonartstudios.co.uk
We look forward to seeing you at the show
Artist Interview with Brad Kenny
Brad recently joined the studio and is about to embark on his first Wimbledon Art Fair! We’ve been chatting to him about how he’s settling in and what we can expect to see at the show in November.
Hi Brad, so tell us a bit about yourself…
I’ve been working as a full-time artist for three years following graduation from the University of Chichester. I am a contemporary artist specialising in portraiture and figurative representation of the human condition.
And how are you enjoying life at Wimbledon Art Studios?
Wimbledon Art Studios is my third studio location in recent years. I am impressed by the facilities, the social network and idea sharing. The artist community generates an atmosphere of creativity where encouragement, inspirations and ideas are discussed and shared regularly.
A word about the support staff. They are friendly and welcoming and promote the opportunities that we all benefit from.
Aww thanks, we always like to help! So what’s your inspiration?
People. I am attracted to the challenges of the Expressionist characteristics of strong, even lurid, colours and abstraction/distortion, exploring human emotions.
We’d love to know what you’ve been working on…
I am concentrating on works for my upcoming shows in Islington and Guildford at the moment, examples can be seen on my social media. I’m also very excited to be preparing for an exhibition in New York next year – keep an eye out!
That all sounds very exciting. Thanks for chatting to us and we look forward to seeing your works in studio 267 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 15 - 18 November.
Find out more about Brad and his work at bradkennystudio.com
Artist Interview with Katharine Le Hardy
Long-standing Wimbledon Art Studios’ artist, Katharine Le Hardy, takes her inspiration from the urban landscapes that surround her. Most recently Katharine has been documenting the demolition of the Wimbledon Dog Track as it makes way for the new AFC Wimbledon Stadium. We’ve been chatting to Katharine to find out more…
Hi Katharine, so tell us about your latest body of work
Since Spring 2018, I have been documenting the regeneration of the Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium. It was the last remaining track in Greater London to still be hosting regular meetings until it was closed late last year.
Bob’s Down by Katharine Le Hardy
What inspired you to document the stadium?
Watching large sections of the stadium being dismantled and taking on new forms as each layer of the building is stripped back to its bare bones gave me a whole different perspective on the scale and historical significance of this place. After 90 years, and thousands of memories, it felt poignant to record this final chapter.
What has been your process for the project?
I have made weekly visits to the site to photograph and document the progress being made as the stadium is demolished. The vulnerability of a building reduced down to its naked shell has allowed me to capture moments which really highlight the passage of time and has provided me with a wealth of imagery from which to work from.
Lastly, tell us what you enjoy about being an artist at Wimbledon Art Studios?
As someone who needs plenty of breaks while I’m working to prevent overworking my paintings, it’s wonderful working in a community where there’s always someone to chat to or get an opinion from.
You can see Katharine’s Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium work in studio 269 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 15 - 18 November.
Pre-register for your free ticket at wimbledonartfair.com/pre-book for the chance to win £200 to spend on art.
Artist Interview with Angelika Spranger
Angelika Spranger, studio 601, is busy preparing for her upcoming solo exhibition Still Waters at the Stable Yard Gallery, Morden Hall Park. Here, we catch up with her on her recent work and everything we have to look forward to at Wimbledon Art Fair.
Click Here for more information on the exhibition at Morden Hall Park.
Hi Angelika, so how would you describe your work?
Capturing nature, especially water and its textures and patterns, in an abstract way and not using any manipulation in my photography, capturing the essence and a kind of endlessness is what is important to me. Focusing on that moment of truth.
Would you say you were an upcoming or established artist?
I will leave that up to you, as I do not define myself in any manner and leave all possibilities open. You always develop new ideas, push yourself in different directions and all these experiments allow to take the next step. Very exciting indeed!
We hear you have an exhibition coming up, can you tell us about that?
I am super exited to show my un-manipulated photography of water in the Stable Yard Gallery, in the National Trust’s Morden Hall Park, from the 2nd - 16th October. The exhibition is free and everybody is welcome. It is open daily from 10 – 17.00.
Tell us about your most recent collection of work…
I am getting more interested in capturing the energy of water and searching for its frequency. There is a magic connection with water that we all have and I capture a little bit of that. There is a whole body of new works I have created inspired by local streams for my next solo exhibition at the National Trust gallery.
What are your career highlights so far?
Moving from Vienna to London encouraged me to start a new, more creative career. I decided to study “Art for Public Space” and learned about the design criteria and the use of different media; from printmaking, stained glass to mosaic and of course photography, which I am addicted to – in a good way!
Art can change everything, I am a big believer in that.
I was delighted to had the possibility of curating my solo show at the gallery at St Georges Hospital in London. It was very fulfilling to receive all these compliments and amazing feedback. Please have a look at the 2 minutes video to see what it was like.
Any awards?
I was thrilled to have been selected to exhibit my work in The Houses of Parliament last year. Fabulous to show my photography as part of “Tomorrow’s Child Exhibition” to the public, MP’s and to hopefully make a difference and raise the awareness of the importance of the very early development of a child. It also opened my mind to take on portrait photography.
My Solo exhibition was featured as one of the best shows to see by FAD magazine. It was wonderful to welcome Tabish Kahn and receive such a fantastic feedback from the London art critique.
Have you had any recent press coverage?
Being a Fulham resident, it was wonderful to have a feature in the Fulham Resident’s journal. It was great, as it was an additional promotion for the ART50 – a Fulham art show for 50 artists I organised together with a small team to promote the WAS open studios. It was great fun!
And finally, what do you love about Wimbledon Art Studios?
Being at Wimbledon Art Studios now for over 10 years - I cannot believe it – has allowed me to connect with many creative minds and make great friends. It is inspiring to work in this community of wonderful artists.
You can find out more about Angelika, her work and upcoming exhibitions via her Instagram or at angelikaspranger.com
Watch a 2 min video from her recent solo exhibition by Clicking Here
Artist Interview with Perla Mignanelli
Perla Mignanelli is an Italian painter, who recently joined Wimbledon Art Studios. Inspired by gothic art, women and her surroundings, we’re keen to find out more about Perla and her practice.
Hi Perla, so what do you enjoy about being an artist here at Wimbledon Art Studios?
The creative environment - there are so many various and talented artists sharing knowledge and skills, spending time together and help each other out. You’re surrounded by people who believe in what they do.
Tell us about your work, what are you known for?
I mainly do painting and mixed media on canvas, mostly portraits.
What should we expect to see at the upcoming Wimbledon Art Fair?
Inspired by Frida Kahlo and Mexican Art, my latest collection of paintings is part of what I call decorative art. I’m experimenting with displaying canvases layered on top of each other at different angles.
Where else can we see your work?
I have an exhibition at The Brick Lane Gallery from the 9 - 21 October 2018.
Thanks Perla, we look forward to visiting you in studio 282 at Wimbledon Art Fair, from the 15 - 18 November 2018.
Artist Interview with Zoe Anker
From painting to ceramics, photography to printmaking and everything in between, Wimbledon Art Fair offers the opportunity to explore the working studios of London’s most exciting contemporary artists and makers, and buy art directly from the person who made it.
With just two months to go, we’ve been chatting to printmaker Zoe Anker
Hi Zoe, so it’s safe to say you love bright colours - is that your inspiration?
Yes, it is! I love colour, I love to travel and I love graffiti.
So how would you describe your practice?
I am a printmaker, specialising in screen printing. I am known for my vivid colours and my use of geometric shapes.
What can we expect to see at this November’s Wimbledon Art Fair?
My body of work for the next show will see a continuation of juxtaposition of colour and shape. I’ve also been working on some larger scale pieces which I will be including too.
Have you got any other exhibitions coming up?
Yes, I am exhibiting at Gallery@OXO at the end of September, as part of the annual A Letter in Mind charity fundraiser. Each artist donates a piece of work on an envelope, which will be sold for £85 each. All money is raised for The National Brain Appeal, which funds to advance treatment and research at The National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery and the Institute of Neurology, so it’s a lovely event to be part of.
And finally, what do you enjoy about being at Wimbledon Art Studios?
Having been in and around Wimbledon Art Studios for a few years now, I mainly enjoy the social and community environment. It’s great to be surrounded by such a diverse array of amazing artists… I love being here!
Thanks Zoe, we look forward to seeing you in studio 103 at Wimbledon Art Fair, from the 15 - 18 November 2018.
Artist Interview with Carolyn Tripp
Carolyn Tripp recently joined the studios and will be taking part in Wimbledon Art Fair this November for the first time. We caught up with her in the run up to the show to find out what she’s up to…
Hi Carolyn, where did it all begin for you, what’s your inspiration?
My inspiration originates from a tiny porcelain green bottle I was given by my grandmother when I was a child. That and broken pieces of pottery I have found over the years on the foreshore of the Thames.
How would you describe your work?
I work with porcelain, decorated with brightly coloured, mismatched patterns.
What should we expect to see at Wimbledon Art Fair?
I am hoping to introduction a new colour… we’ll see!
We hear you’ve got a busy few months, what are you up to?
I am at Made Marylebone in October and Handmade in Chelsea in November. Plus the Wimbledon Art Fair and I’ll be at the Leeds Design and Craft Centre until Christmas.
What do you love about being an artist at Wimbledon Art Studios?
I’m new here and am absolutely loving it. The light I have in my studio is such a revelation - coming from an arch! Also everyone is so friendly and helpful. It’s also great to have a named address to send deliveries too!
Find out more about Carolyn and her work here or come and see her in studio 507 at Wimbledon Art Fair from the 15 - 18 November 2018.
Calling all Art Enthusiasts - we need you
Wimbledon Art Fair returns from 15-18 November 2018 to showcase the work of over 150 of London's most exciting artists and makers.
We are looking for an enthusiastic group of volunteers to help run the amazing Wimbledon Art Fair. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within the creative industries and be part of a team hosting an event that attracts around 8,000 visitors annually.
Responsibilities include:
- Maintaining a welcoming and friendly atmosphere throughout the show.
- Dealing with any queries or questions about Wimbledon Art Fair.
- Helping visitors to navigate the studios, directing them to the artist they are looking for.
- Providing information about Wimbledon Art Fair and the artists taking part in the show.
- Maximising opportunities for visitors to donate and purchase affordable artwork. Wimbledon Art Fair is self-funded and we rely on the generosity of our visitors to keep it going.
Try something new and gain additional skills in event management and organisation with Wimbledon Art Studios.
If you're interested in this volunteer role then please send your CV to enquiries@wimbledonartstudios.co.uk and we will send successful candidates a registration form to fill in with their available times.
Food will be provided throughout and we are happy to provide references.
Wimbledon Art Fair shortlisted in Time & Leisure Culture Awards
Wimbledon Art Fair shortlisted in Time & Leisure Culture Awards
We're thrilled that Wimbledon Art Fair has been shortlisted for the Time & Leisure Food & Culture Awards 2018.
Up for the Tony Kane Cultural Experience of the Year, amongst Kew Gardens and Hampton Court, we need your votes!
Here's how...
- Visit foodandcultureawards.co.uk/voting/
- Scroll down to the Tony Kane Cultural Experience of the Year award
- Choose 'Wimbledon Art Studios Open Day' from the drop down menu
- Click VOTE!