5 Art Fairs To Visit In London This Year

London art fairs are world-class. Here are five to snap up tickets for in 2025.

5 London Art Fairs For 2025

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Collect

The 21st edition of London’s leading fair dedicated to contemporary craft and design is back. This year, Collect will welcome 40 international galleries representing more than 400 living artists (including eight making their Collect debut) from more than 30 countries.

Details: Collect runs 28 February to 2 March 2025 at Somerset House (Strand, London WC2R 1LA). General admission starts from £29pp, and tickets can be booked at somersethouse.org.uk

London Original Print Fair

London’s longest running art fair is this treasured event, which will return to Somerset House for its 41st year in March 2025. Celebrating all things printmaking, visitors have an unrivalled opportunity to view and purchase original prints spanning five centuries.

Details: London Original Print Fair runs 20–23 March 2025 at Somerset House (Strand, London WC2R 1LA). Tickets can be booked at londonoriginalprintfair.com

Affordable Art Fair

This iconic British institution has spread its wings overseas in recent years, but Affordable Art Fair will always call London its home. The first of its three annual events in the capital comes to Battersea in Spring, showcasing the work of some of the most exciting artists working today, with all pieces priced between £100 and £10,000. For a fun, more unique evening exploring the art on offer, visit Art After Dark Lates featuring DJs and drinks and creative workshops with incredible artists.

Details: Affordable Art Fair Battersea Spring runs 12–16 March 2025 in Battersea Park (London SW11 4NJ). The Hampstead edition will run 7–11 May 2025 on Hampstead Heath, followed by Battersea Autumn from 15–19 October 2025. Tickets start from £14pp and can be booked at affordableartfair.com

Eye Of The Collector

Taking place in the warmth of summer, Eye of the Collector is always a delight. Founded by Nazy Vassegh, it’s a boutique, curated fair presenting art and collectible design. Participating galleries will be revealed later in the year.

Details: Eye of the Collector runs 25–28 June 2025 at LL. Tickets are on sale now, with 20 percent of proceeds from tickets sold in February supporting charity Chain of Hope, a campaign to raise awareness of Congenital Heart Disease. Book at eyeofthecollector.com

Frieze London 2022.
Photo by Linda Nylind.

Frieze London

Perhaps London’s most renowned art fair, Frieze is certainly one of the biggest. Spread across Regent’s Park are three interconnected fairs: Frieze Sculpture, Frieze London and Frieze Masters. Frieze is all about contemporary art, from emerging to established artists – but you can get your pre-21st century fix at Frieze Masters. A programme of talks and special projects make this one of the more talked about London art fairs of the season.

Details: Frieze London runs 15–19 October 2025 in Regent’s Park. Tickets will be available to book closer to the time at frieze.com