Manchester Art Fair 2019 | Exhibiting

The Fair

Manchester Art Fair is one of the UK's most ambitious art fairs welcoming over 68,000 visitors and selling over £4.5m worth of art since it's launch in 2008.

Our 120 exhibitors are a curated selection of established galleries, emerging galleries and artist-led spaces. The fair attracts a targeted mix of city sophisticates, mature money and executive wealth from the city centre and affluent suburbs. Bring your gallery to Manchester and engage a whole new collector base with your artists and their work.

Detailed figures, feedback and information from the 2019 fair will be available soon.

Saul Hay Gallery:

"Manchester Art Fair attracted excellent numbers of visitors across the whole weekend. These visitors were knowledgeable and informed and were there to buy. The support we received from the team was outstanding and we were made to feel valued throughout."

i newspaper:

"The fair continues to be a genuine counterweight to London – and a real part of the art world ecology outside the capital."
4* review in the i newspaper
16 October 2018

The City

With an international reputation for world class football and music and a flourishing cultural scene, Manchester is one of Europe’s most exciting cities.

Manchester Art Fair attracts an affluent art buying audience from Manchester, Cheshire and the North. Manchester city region has a population of 3m and a total 21.5m within 2 hours. Image courtesy of Visit Manchester.

The Venue

Our award-winning venue, Manchester Central Exhibition Centre, is easy to reach thanks to Manchester’s extensive transport network. It is located within reach of both Piccadilly and Victoria train stations and has its own dedicated tram stop.

There is parking onsite for 700 cars. There is free WIFI for visitors and exhibitors, excellent facilities and easy access for exhibitors during build-up and break down.

Previous Galleries Include

Amar Gallery, Arusha, Drang Gallery, Bearspace, Contemporary Six, Eames Fine Art, Eclectic Gallery, Elastic Space, Ffin y Parc Gallery, Gateway Gallery, Goldmark Gallery, Ikon Gallery, K Contemporary, Linda Blackstone Gallery, Liverpool Biennial, Strange Tracey, Saul Hay & Zillah Bell.