Manchester Art Fair
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19 Jul 2020
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2019 was the first year Lazerian exhibited at the Manchester Art Fair. As one of the UK’s most ambitious art shows selling modern & contemporary paintings, sculpture, photography and editioned prints it was a honour to be a part of it.
Showcasing several new prints and sculptural pieces including Black Rose Shark and the Cigarette Mickey.

The fair is held over 2 days as well as a VIP preview evening. Numerous visitors came to visit the Lazerian stand to admire the limited edition prints that were created especially for the exhibition.
The locations of the photography prints that were displayed in the show were all Manchester based.
The fluorescent orange 3D cardboard sculptures that appeared in the limited edition prints were positioned in Manchester landmarks such as Mancunian Way and Castlefield.
Other sculptures featured within the photography print collection were the pink cardboard shark (that was photographed at Crompton Moor) and the illuminate yellow shark model (photographed at Moore’s Hat Factory in Denton, the mill where the Lazerian workshop is situated)

Manchester Art Fair brings the most prestigious art galleries from around the world.
Below are a few of our favourites from the show
Cheshire Art Gallery
Located in Bramall Village Centre, this art gallery offers modern artworks with paintings to suit all tastes.
They offer numerous creative exhibitions year round featuring diverse, talented gallery artists. Showcasing never before seen pieces of art from both existing and new and upcoming artists.
A regular exhibitor at the Manchester Art Fair featuring artists such as Mark Demsteader, Ben Eine and Tony Laverick

Saul Hay Gallery
One of Manchester foremost independent heart galleries, in the heart of the city centre but yet tucked away in Castlefield on the banks of the Rochdale canal- the best of both worlds.
Working with both emerging and established artists, Saul Hay offer a diverse programme of contemporary painting, drawing, sculpture and photography.
Constantly showcasing progressive exhibitions including a celebration of contemporary British sculpture featuring Lazerian
Offering works from Susan Gunn, Omid Asadi and James Roper.
