November 22, 07:37 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 From Nov. 21 to 24, the Affordable Art Fair 2013 makes its last stop here in Singapore having made its way through America, Europe, and the UK.
With the aim of making contemporary art accessible to everyone, the art fair is showcasing various styles and mediums of art all priced between $100 to $10,000, with 75 percent of the works under $7,500.
Ode To Art booth featuring work from artists Miertje Skidmore and David Kracov.
Entry to the fair is definitely more affordable than the highly rated Art Stage Singapore with general admissions priced at $8 and $15 for senior citizens and students, respectively.
A group package of S$50 for four adults is also available.
From Tel Aviv, artist Nissim Ben Aderet of Contempop Expressions Galleries draws live at the fair.
The Affordable Art Fair shows sincere effort to make art accessible to all by providing information such as “Tips on Buying Art & Visiting the Fair” on their booklets and websites.
In addition, the fair features educational programmes that the layman could find very informative such as “Collect Your World: Buying and Collecting Art”, “The Art of Custom Framing”, and “What’s Curating About”.
Furthermore, the fair also features an “Under $1,000 Wall”.
Feature exhibition: The Under $1,000 wall
England-based painter Carl Melegari of Edgar Modern.
The Love Bomb by Singapore-based PHUNK x Mighty Jaxx, based on the concept that “Love is the most powerful force in the world” from Art Plus.
Mirage by Phuong Dang, a makeup artist turned fine artist of Damina Gallery.
The works of French-born artist Juliette Clovis on display at the Damina Gallery booth.
The Artered Gallery booth showcasing the artworks of Jeremy Holmes, Don Morris, and Susila Bailey-Bond.
The Affordable Art Fair Singapore 2013 is held at the F1 Pit Building.
For more information on the fair click here.
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