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.
In the meantime, we invite you to browse our website and email us for further details
or with your purchase choices.
Our gallery is now closed for the month of August. This gives us a chance to clean, stock-take and re-hang, ready to open in September with exciting fresh work. The ceramics we chose on our pre-Covid sourcing trip to Johannesburg and Mpumalanga in February are finally on their way; we hope to have new collections…
Our Sale is now finished but the gallery will remain open by appointment only throughout July 2020 as there is plenty of beautiful work on display, and let’s face it – we are not going anywhere! We have hand sanitiser and disposal gloves for your personal use and welcome anyone who feels more comfortable wearing…
With non-essential shops re-opening this month, we are delighted to announce that we will open our gallery doors for our long-awaited Sale, by appointment only, from 15th – 30th June 2020. Please use this link to book your slot or email us on debs@fillingdon.com Details including full prices are on our website too, so if…
I was a bit bemused to land in Johannesburg at the beginning of February this year and find the summer edition of the Southern Africa Ceramics magazine had hit the shelves and Fillingdon Fine Art was featured. Then I remembered that last summer Lynette Morris-Hale’s son-in-law came to the exhibition and took a series of…
