BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYMoniker
Following our hugely successful debut last year, Moniker is back to shake up London’s art fair scene once again highlighting the international scope of street art and beyond. Moniker was responsible for putting East London on the art fair map in 2010, challenging traditional conventions with both gallery exhibits and further signature project spaces ready to whet the appetites of the art crowds.
With over 10,000 people walking through its doors last year, Moniker is set to bombard the scene once again, with a matchless assemblage of artists and galleries who are often overlooked by mainstream art fairs.
With over 10,000 people walking through its doors last year, Moniker is set to bombard the scene once again, with a matchless assemblage of artists and galleries who are often overlooked by mainstream art fairs.
Moniker has become recognised by those in tune with international art trends, along with collectors, critics and art lovers alike.Moniker will take place in October this year at Village Underground, Shoreditch from the 13th–16th of October. In addition, Moniker Projects will continue with its philosophy of commissioning a series of offsite projects including public artworks, educational workshops and film screenings, offering visitors a number of opportunities to get involved and be informed.
EXHIBITORS:
Scream
London
London
LeBasse Projects
Los Angeles
Canary Islands Urban Culture (CIUC)
Canary Islands
Able & Baker
Cologne
Stolen Space
London
Andenken Gallery
Amsterdam
Souled Out Studios
Tokyo
Village Underground
54 Holywell Lane
Shoreditch
London
EC2A 3PQ
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