Established in London 1991 as Art of Africa, the gallery is now in its 32nd year of showcasing quality and individual art and craft from Africa.
Re-launched in 2014 as Fillingdon Fine Art, the business continues to present premium original work by contemporary artists associated with Africa. In 2022, the gallery again shows its commitment to maintaining the highest standard of products and service, and is proud to have been voted one of the top three galleries in the area this year by Three Best Rated, as it has been consistently since 2017.
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 directly from this website. Enjoy browsing and please contact us if you have any queries.
We have had a fabulous 10 days seeing so many familiar and new faces. Thank you to all of you who have taken the time to visit. We are now down to the final 4 days of this exhibition, so do pop in if you can. There is still a wonderful array of original artwork, including…
A lovely PR endorsement from the wonderful charity Farm Africa, who we have been happy to support since 1994:- Today we’re shining a #SupporterSpotlight on Debs Digby Fillingdon Fine Art, who supports Farm Africa through her African art gallery. “Coming from a farming background in Africa, supporting Farm Africa is a natural fit for me.…
Our annual Christmas winter exhibition is now open at our Fillingdon Fine Art gallery, Bucks HP14 3BL. Previous and new customers are all welcome to our rural, aesthetic space, where you can browse unique, quality, hand-produced art by a wide array of talented artists, all with a link to Africa. On show are paintings, sculpture,…
We are all hung and displayed, and ready to welcome you from tomorrow. Curating each exhibition is a pure delight simply because of the wonderful art in stock. New wildlife, landscapes, abstracts, florals, nudes and birds, such as this feature painting by Annabel Pope, set the tone and each show grows organically from there. Apart…
