2026 Highlights

Modern and Contemporary British Art

Installed across the ground and first floors of Saatchi Gallery, our Modern and Contemporary British Art exhibitors make up the heart of the fair. Among these are the UK’s leading dealers in Modern British Art, including Austin/Desmond Fine Art, Osborne Samuel, Crane Kalman, Portland Gallery, The Redfern Gallery, Alan Wheatley and Whitford Fine Art. In 2025, the Fair welcomed back Crane Kalman, Pangolin London, Huxley-Parlour, Panter & Hall, Paul Liss, The Scottish Gallery and Candida Stevens. New exhibitors included Gallery Ten, Jonathan Soden, Ottocento, Sisters Grimm, and Winsor Birch.

  • Charity Partner: Outside In

    British Art Fair is delighted to work with Outside In as Charity Partner for 2026. Outside In is a national charity that supports artists who encounter significant barriers to the art world due to health, disability, social circumstance, or isolation.

    At the fair, Outside In will be celebrating their 20th anniversary by showcasing artists whose practice has been supported in a variety of ways during the charity’s two decades of work. Visitors will be able to find out more by talking with staff and Artist Ambassadors. Funds from art sales and donations will enable new programmes of creative workshops and training opportunities and allow more artists to benefit from bursaries.

  • Spotlight: Contemporary

    Spotlight: Contemporary is a project for cutting edge galleries and dealers to exhibit a set of works by one star of the contemporary art world, and is a continuation of British Art Fair's founding principle to champion British art and artists. Spotlight: Contemporary underscores the strength, breadth, and critical significance of contemporary artistic practice in Britain today.

  • Spotlight: Digitalism

    Building on the success of PIVOTAL: Digitalism - the inaugural digital art feature at British Art Fair in 2024, which also launched ‘Digitalism’ as an art movement - Digitalism returns to showcase artists pushing the boundaries of contemporary art through technology. This section will feature cutting-edge works across AI, AR, VR, digital sculpture, moving image, photography and painting. Visitors can experience an immersive, future-facing experience that reflects the evolving language of art in the digital age.

  • Friday Late

    On Friday night, the fair will be open until 9pm. A special event, ‘Meet the artists’, is open to all visitors, and provides the opportunity to meet artists and discuss their work in an informal way.

  • Collectors' Preview

    Our Collectors’ Preview will be held on Thursday 24th September.

  • Modern British Highlights 2025

    Discover a selection of the Modern British highlights from both internationally recognised masters including Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, David Hockney, and Bridget Riley, as well as lesser known but significant figures such as Anthony Hill, Peter Sedgley, Geoffrey Clarke, and Euan Uglow.