Established in London 1991 as Art of Africa, the gallery has run as a showcase for quality and individual art and craft from Africa for 28 years.
Re-launched in 2014 as Fillingdon Fine Art, the business continues to present premium original work by contemporary artists associated with Africa.
Having celebrated its Silver Jubilee in 2016, the gallery continues to show its commitment to quality, originality and service, and was voted one of the top three galleries in the area by ThreeBest in 2017 and 2018 .
New collections of paintings, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery and craft are on exhibition three times a year in spring, summer and autumn at Fillingdon Farm.
In-between, visitors are welcome by appointment or work can be purchased from this website. Enjoy browsing and please contact us if you have any queries.
Our first-ever one-off sale to make way for new work is currently open for online enquiries only. We are happy to offer 30% off all stock for a limited period only.
Fillingdon Fine Art Gallery is physically closed until further notice, but as soon as we can we will open our doors and welcome you back again.
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