Untitled Artists Fair - Chelsea Reviews 

A truly wonderful experience where art and artists are held centre stage!

I absolutely loved this art fair, it was very welcoming with great hospitality. I purchased two pieces at what I thought were very reasonable prices.
I can't recommend highly enough.

I thoroughly enjoyed this art fair!
My favourite aspect of the show was that there was no niche. Artists got to showcase their own individual work without any specific team.
Every single artist I interacted with was so kind and willing to really explain their work to me. The set up was amazing as every artist had their own small enclosed area. It allowed you to seperate the work and view every artist as an individual.
I will be back again next year.
Thank you ☺️☺️

I really enjoyed the opening I attended. After looking around, we stayed in the bar which also doubled up as the packing and sales area. The staff there seemed busy all night. There was a good flow of Prosecco which is rare for these kind of things. They didn’t spare any expenses. We stayed until the end and it was very busy the whole time. It was my first visit although it won’t be my last.

As a fine artist and illustrator I was extremely impressed with this all encompassing event. A lot of artists were selling, some extremely well. I think this can lead to exaggerated responses, re: the one star reviews. I’m pretty sure that nobody who was successful or sold their art has complained or posted anything negative here! That says it all.

Fantastic event. Second year in a row attending this fair and would highly recommend to anyone keen to know more about art and ofcourse the professional artists, who would love to showcase their talent. See you next year

Ignore the negative reviews! Here’s proof you can’t please everyone, even when you’re doing everything right.

The ‘Art World’ has always seemed inaccessible, although this event was the perfect opportunity to meet artists and buy directly. I had no idea that galleries took 50% of the money and massively inflate the prices in the process.

I’d seen adverts for this event online over the years so me and a friend finally decided to visit. We were really impressed and have recommended it to a couple of artists we know.

P.S. What a spectacular venue.

I have attended this fair over the last 18 years and it’s always been great, although this year was the best by far.

It was extremely busy throughout with great overall sales happening through the private view and weekend.

The staff are definitely worth a mention as they did an exceptional job.

It comes highly recommended.

Buying and selling directly, without gallery commissions was an innovative move from Untitled back in 2007. I’m pretty sure there were no other direct artist to buyer fairs or events of this standard when it was founded. I think that’s because it was set up by an artist.

I was at the first one and I’ve been back multiple times since, so no doubt I’ll see you at the next one!

A busy and exhilarating weekend. I had a great time. Thank you so much to the team, who were always on hand, personable and extremely helpful throughout and who replied immediately, to all my many questions leading up to the exhibition. I’m very grateful for all your quick and comprehensive replies. They helped me so much with preparations in the lead-up. The private view was especially successful for us and we look forward to seeing you all again very soon.

I found this to be one of the best art shows I’ve been to yet, such a vast variety of textiles and artists. Well done to the organisers all the staff were extremely helpful. The layout was done perfectly. And I spoke one on one to so many amazing artists which was really lovely

ARTISTS- DO NOT DO THIS ART FAIR.
I was led to believe there would be a lot of professional art buyers and gallery owners attending. There was not. Minimal marketing- the instagram feed was the same photo posted once a day. All artists posts were never once reposted. Not a curated show, there were some brilliant artists, there was also a lot of hobbyists. The team of staff were helpful until I asked for assistance when packing down. I was told they weren't allowed to handle the artworks- even though I had seen them handling lots of artworks to and from the storage area all weekend (which of course was an added cost). Other 'optional' charges included extra lighting , power sockets, website inclusion etc. It felt like a money making venture, not a considered opportunity for artists.

It was a very busy turn out when I attended. All the spaces were sold out. There was a wide range of talent from obvious professionals to first time exhibitors. Great atmosphere and got to meet and chat with so many other artists. I saw paintings sold in the short time I was there. Robert the organiser was always around checking everything was running smoothly. Which is was. Will definitely return next year.

A fantastic experience and the organisation was amazing, ensuring an enjoyable weekend.
The atmosphere was vibrant and the variety of art on display was impressive.
The Untitled Artists Fair consistently showcases a great selection of diverse works, ensuring there is always something to appeal to every taste and interest.
Highly recommended for buying or selling.

First time exhibiting at this event. Will never do it again. Lack of advertising, sheer lack of promotion, lack of clear communication, unorganised and chaotic set up, not value for money at all. Once he has your money, you the artist do not matter and nor does your art. No floor plan or list of artists as visitors enter, so unprofessional. No doubt I will receive the same 'copy and paste' reply like everyone else who felt the same. Footfall was enticed by free prosecco, perhaps that money should've been spent on actually promoting the event to art buyer, collectors and galleries. Such a shame as venue and location have great potential. Do not recommend it to other artists and will not be exhibiting with them again.

Having seen how well this event was put together, I will definitely be applying for next year. I spoke to many of the artists there and was around for long enough to see a consistent stream of sales. The idea of selling directly without adding hefty gallery commissions is such a great idea. I look forward to next year when I can meet potential clients and showcase my most recent body of work.

It was my first time visiting an Artists fair, and indeed Chelsea for that matter, and I enjoyed every moment of my time there, perusing the seemingly endless and eclectic range of paintings, drawings and photography. In particular, the works of Chinze Ojobo and Helen Pearson stood out, and the work was as impressive to look at, as their creators were engaging to speak to. Given the opportunity, I would definitely be in attendance at future fairs. The gentleman who ran the show was hospitable and welcoming to a fault from the get-go. The turnout and warmth of atmosphere was a credit to him. Best wishes and Bravo!

• “Disappointing Experience for Exhibiting Artists”
• “Not as Advertised – Lacking Buyers and Promotion”
• “Unfulfilled Promises at Chelsea Town Hall Fair”
• “Concerns About Value for Artists”

Chelsea is the perfect location for this kind of exhibition. I travelled down from Scotland. The venue is amazing. The wait staff told me that almost 1,000 free glasses of Prosecco were given out at the opening. It was busy until closing and I had a great time. I’m already planning my return next year.

A very democratic Art Fair where professionally trained artists exhibit alongside outsider artists with real merit and enthusiastic hobbyists with the broadest possible range of talent. A definite must see for all curious browsers.