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British Art Fair looks afresh at Modern British artists who have been overlooked, as part of a dynamic programme for 2025 that includes Digitalism and SOLO CONTEMPORARY and introduces Hospital Rooms as the new charity partner.

British Art Fair will see the release of Time Flies, a new series of three limited edition prints by celebrated Indian-born, British artist, Sutapa Biswas, to raise funds for the mental health charity, Hospital Rooms.

British Art Fair’s contemporary platform, curated by artist and gallerist Zavier Ellis, returns for its fourth year. SOLO Contemporary is a project for cutting-edge galleries and dealers to exhibit a series of works by one star of the contemporary art world.

Unsung, an exhibition curated by art market journalist and British Art Fair Advisory Committee Member Colin Gleadell, highlights over 30 Modern British artists whose oeuvres have been overlooked, and are ready for re-evaluation. 

Following its success in 2024, a larger edition of Digitalism will be installed at in 2025 with 22 stands and a sensational showcase of over 60 digital artists with work ranging from AI, digital painting, sculpture and photography to AR, VR, and more.

Crane Kalman Gallery, a new exhibitor at British Art Fair, reveals personal connections to L.S. Lowry, presenting a series of rare works by one of Britain’s most popular painters for sale.

Hospital Rooms, the charity transforming mental health hospitals through contemporary art, is British Art Fair’s 2025 Charity Partner. They will present a site-specific installation and launch a limited edition print to raise funds for their national programme.