Free ticket for two to Contemporary Art Fairs Surrey 2019

Attend the Private View at the Surrey Art Fair with a complimentary ticket worth £30.00

This will be my first time exhibiting my original abstract paintings and landscape art at Contemporary Art Fairs Surrey at Sandown Park Racecourse in Esher, Surrey, from 15 - 17 March 2019. Although I am a veteran exhibitor at the sister shows in Windsor and Reading.

The inaugural Surrey Fair last year was a great success, so I am very excited to exhibit there. And I would like you to come and join me in the experience. 

I am delighted to be able to offer you a complimentary ticket for 2 people! Be among the first to discover and enjoy all the fantastic art available from many different artists. In a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere with a glass of wine in your hand!

This show will give you a chance to enjoy and buy new landscape, seascape and abstract art by me. And if you are interested in commissioning a bespoke painting then simply bring your measurements and come and chat with me on Stand 1 at the show.

If you can't make the Private View, the same ticket will give you FREE access to the show on the public days: Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 March 2019.

As well as lots of fantastic art for all tastes from 160 artists, there will be art workshops, live demonstrations, and lots of arty fun for children.

Get your ticket to the Fair

To get your free ticket for two worth £30, simply add your first name and email address below. 

You will receive an email which requires you to confirm your email address and opt-in to my mailing list. You will be subscribed to my regular newsletter which contains updates about new art, free exhibition tickets, competitions and exclusive subscriber content. I use Mailchimp to send out my emails and you may unsubscribe at any time. Your data will never be sold.
Once you have confirmed your email address you will receive a further email containing your free ticket for two people.

Hope to see you on Stand 1 at the Fair.

Best  wishes

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