This Art Fair Might Solve a BIG Art World Problem
Ryan Stanier founded The Other Art Fair in 2011 and ran it for 100 editions before stepping away. Now he's back - and this time he's asking a simple, explosive question: what if exhibiting at an art fair was completely free? In this conversation, Ryan breaks down the Fair Play Art Fair - a new model where artists pay nothing to exhibit, visitors pay just £20 to attend, and Ryan only makes money if the art actually sells. We also get into the art world's cost crisis, why galleries are squeezed out of their own fairs, and a very unusual performance piece involving a greenhouse and not many clothes. Artists, applications close to Fair Play Art Fair June 22: https://fairplayartfair.com/ ✴️ Become a Seen member: https://seen.art ✴️ Follow us on Instagram: / watchseenart ✴️ Follow us on TikTok: / seen.art #artfair #contemporaryart #artworld #emergingartists #londonart #artcollecting #art
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