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Brit-ish // Group Exhibition
Ceramics Unbound
What is Ceramics Unbound?
Ceramics Unbound is a standing exhibition at Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, curated by Caroline Jackman, dedicated to championing ceramic art as a medium in its own right.
Who curates Ceramics Unbound?
The exhibition is curated by Caroline Jackman, who selects a broad and diverse range of ceramicists working with ideas rather than function as their starting point.
How many artists are in Ceramics Unbound?
The exhibition features 27 ceramicists, spanning themes including landscape, memory, identity, and technology.
Why does Affordable Art Fair Hampstead have a dedicated ceramics exhibition?
Ceramic art has historically had less visibility than painting or photography at art fairs. Ceramics Unbound gives the medium a permanent, dedicated platform, timed alongside Ceramic Art London for wider visibility across the city.
Is ceramic art a good way to start collecting?
Yes. Ceramics don't require wall space, making them an accessible entry point for new collectors, and a way to keep collecting when wall space runs out.
Art Bookshop
In partnership with Papercup Bookshop by Rania Nuhal
Children’s Art Competition
AJ Bell | Feel Good Collecting Guide
Hugo Barclay, UK Fair Director of Affordable Art Fair, wrote 10 tips on buying art for AJ Bell Money Matters' Feel Good Collecting guide, a joint publication aimed at first-time collectors and investors. The guide reports that 82% of art collectors spend under £5,000 per work, and 49% cite supporting living artists as their main motivation, more than double the 19% who cite investment value.
Graduate Exhibition 2025
Artist Audio Stories
THE MESSY MIDDLE // Beth Shapeero
The Messy Middle by Beth Shapeero
Label Latte // Origin Story
Label Latte is an NFC-embedded art label created by Hugo Barclay. Collectors tap the label with their phone to save an artwork's details — no app required — and receive the information by email shortly after leaving the exhibition. The product addresses lost gallery sales caused by collectors forgetting artist names and details, and by galleries not following up with interested visitors.
Claire Knill // The Willow Tree
Jackson Art Prize 2025
Dahlia Cuore // Helen Brough
Alejandro Propato // Swallow
Jacksons Art Prize 2024
An Intimate Vocabulary
Artist Studio Award
Stop it! Everyone Play Together // David Bellingham
A Coalescence of Daydreams
Magical Thinking // Craig Coulthard