Moniker Art Fair

Returning to The Old Truman Brewery during London’s most important art week this October, Moniker Art Fair 2018 steps up its ambitions with an exciting new collaboration between two leading women driving forward the urban art scene. A first in the history of the fair, this official partnership with Urban Nation Museum will see its Director, Yasha Young, work with Moniker’s Director Tina Ziegler to present the strongest line-up of urban contemporary artists within the much-anticipated installation hall.

Firmly established as the world’s largest urban art fair, having achieved record breaking sales and audiences in 2017, Moniker has dedicated over a decade to growing this global industry. This special partnership with UNM draws attention to the cultural impact that urban art has had in recent years, and highlights its rise to prominence within the public eye and collecting worlds alike.

As the world’s largest urban art fair, Moniker Art Fair has long been at the vanguard of the latest developments in urban and contemporary art. This year’s line-up reflects the new developments in urban art which sees an increasing fusion with fine art. This movement follows last year’s success of fine artists Kevin Peterson and Audrey Kawasaki working with Thinkspace Projects, whose original works sold out by the end of the fair’s first day in record-breaking sales. Among the eclectic host of globally-acclaimed names this year are a notably high number of ‘traditional’ contemporary artists, who belong to this wave of ‘new fine art’ which has caught the attentions of art lovers and collectors alike.