Manchester Art Fair 

📅 21st – 23rd November 2025

📍 Manchester Central Convention Complex

We’re thrilled to announce our return to this year’s Manchester Art Fair! After a fantastic debut last year, where we had the pleasure of meeting so many of you! We’re excited to be back, showcasing a curated collection of artists.

This year, we’ll be presenting work from both our talented resident artists and a selection of exciting new names we’re proud to introduce to the scene, including:

Michael Talbot – internationally renowned sculptor

Laura Critchlow – celebrated for her delicate still lifes

Andrei Protsouk – dynamic figurative painter 

Jo Galindo – contemporary wildlife artist

Roderick Thackray – striking industrial landscapes

Kirsty Coleman – unique ceramic sculptures

Ella Nicole – Jarva Exclusive contemporary artist

Steve McLoughlin – vibrant and colourful landscapes

Shaun Othen – expressive figurative artist

Alongside painting, and sculpture, we’re honoured to showcase the breathtaking work of Michael Talbot, whose pieces will be exhibited alongside our gallery favourites offering something truly special for every art lover.

✨ We can’t wait to connect with you all again, see you at the fair!

In April 2025, we proudly hosted a vibrant exhibition celebrating the richness and creativity of Northern art. Featuring brand-new original works from renowned artists Mark Brierley, Andrew Hunt, Ben Ark, Steve McLoughlin, and Roderick Thackray, the exhibition offered a fresh and compelling look at the talent shaping the Northern art scene today. We were also delighted to include limited edition prints from the celebrated Leigh Lambert, whose distinctive style continues to capture hearts. The show drew an enthusiastic response from visitors and collectors alike, affirming the power and appeal of Northern voices in the wider art world.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who visited and supported the exhibition, and especially to the artists for sharing their incredible work. This event was about more than just art—it was about community, heritage, and the impact of Northern creativity on the cultural landscape. With your support, we made it a resounding success.

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