Photography Dominates Affordable Art Fair Milan
In the penultimate day of Affordable Art Fair Milan, photography stands out as the highest-quality medium among 85 exhibitors at Via Tortona. While painting and installation lead numerically, the best booths cluster in the photography area. Bleach Box Photography Gallery from Cambridge offers a strong selection with pop chromatic works by Natasha Heidler and Richard Heeps, plus urban close-ups by Heeps. Milanese galleries Lumas and Spaziofarini6 also excel, featuring Paolo Pettigiani's scenic shots, Toni D'Andrea's vegetal portraits, and Lia Stein's geometries. International participants include The Public House of Art from the Netherlands (previously at Arte Fiera Bologna) and Capital Culture Gallery from Norwich, presenting black-and-white anthropological photographs by John Kenny and Monica Denevan. Tokyo's Kitai Gallery stands apart with elegant ink art by Tsunashima Reiko and Chiba Sogen.
Key facts
- Affordable Art Fair Milan runs at Via Tortona with 85 stands.
- Photography is the highest-quality medium at the fair.
- Bleach Box Photography Gallery (Cambridge) features Natasha Heidler, Richard Heeps.
- Lumas (Milan) shows Paolo Pettigiani's photographs.
- Spaziofarini6 (Milan) exhibits Toni D'Andrea and Lia Stein.
- The Public House of Art (Netherlands) participated previously at Arte Fiera Bologna.
- Capital Culture Gallery (Norwich) shows John Kenny and Monica Denevan.
- Kitai Gallery (Tokyo) presents ink art by Tsunashima Reiko and Chiba Sogen.
Entities
Artists
- Natasha Heidler
- Richard Heeps
- Paolo Pettigiani
- Toni D'Andrea
- Lia Stein
- John Kenny
- Monica Denevan
- Tsunashima Reiko
- Chiba Sogen
Institutions
- Affordable Art Fair
- Bleach Box Photography Gallery
- Lumas
- Spaziofarini6
- The Public House of Art
- Capital Culture Gallery
- Kitai Gallery
- Arte Fiera
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Via Tortona
- Cambridge
- United Kingdom
- Norwich
- Tokyo
- Japan
- Netherlands
- Bologna