London Art Fair

Are you passionate about art? Whether you are an experienced collector or just starting out, London Art Fair is the only place to indulge your love for art. Within the spectacular venue of the Business Design Centre, Islington, there will be over 100 galleries displaying exceptional work from Modern British artists and international contemporary talent to celebrate the Fair’s 20^th year. The Fair’s commitment to support and enable contemporary artists and galleries to bring the most challenging and interesting art to the public’s attention is reflected in the Art Projects section. Also present will be Photo50 which was launched in 2007. Within this section 50 photographs will be displayed from a range of UK and international galleries which will all be for sale. They draw together diverse ways that artists are working with photographic images within contemporary art.This year the London Art Fair’s official charity is the Terrence Higgins Trust who, in 1982, made a promise to fight the spread of HIV and to support those affected by the AIDS epidemic. In celebration of this, there will be an exhibition and auction entitled ‘Promises’ of themed work by leading artists including Tracey Emin, Mona Hatoum, Martin Parr, Richard Wentworth and Paula Rego.  The SaVVy Club^® is privileged to be able to invite its members to the Private View evening on Wednesday 16^th January 2008. This invitation-only reception is a perfect place for those working in the City and their guests to network and enjoy art at their leisure in an informal atmosphere. There will also be an opportunity to chat and compare your aesthetic tastes after the viewing during supper at Frederick’s restaurant.Places are limited so early booking is recommended.

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Groucho Theatre Club – ‘Alex’

Groucho Theatre Club – ‘Alex’    Wednesday 28^th November 2007    

We are thrilled to be able to offer you a ‘proper evening out West’ in conjunction with The Groucho Club and the Arts Theatre (WC2H 7JB).

 

Join us at the Arts Theatre at 7.15pm for what the Telegraph described as “an evening of irresistible merriment” as you sit back and watch Robert Bathhurst as ‘Alex’, the City’s most famous investment banker, on stage.

 

After the performance the evening will be rounded off with a two course meal including wine at The Groucho Club for much reminiscing about the good old days of expense account lunches and vast bonuses. We are delighted to announce that we shall also be joined by the creator of ‘Alex’, Russell Taylor.

 Tickets for this evening of mirth and merriment are strictly limited therefore we highly recommend that you book early to ensure your seat.

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