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 25 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.
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.
14th – 28th July 2018
at Fillingdon Fine Art Gallery, Fillingdon Farm, Piddington, High Wycombe, Bucks
HP14 3BL, UK.
New summer show of original contemporary paintings, sculptures, ceramics, jewellery and craft.
Fillingdon Fine Art is happy to announce the dates of its 2018 summer exhibition “Perennial Favourites” – Saturday 14th to Saturday 28th July. As always, the gallery will open every day during that period, 10am – 4pm. If these times and dates do not suit, you can always contact us by appointment. As the title…
We are delighted to have a new collection of four outstanding wildlife oil paintings by the award-winning Kenyan artist and conservationist Karen Laurence-Rowe on our forthcoming exhibition. To provide a greater understanding of her process and to allow more people to share with her imagery, she has made this short video which we have pleasure…
Our spring exhibition “Hatch & Sprout” is open daily from Saturday 7th to Saturday 21st April 2018 10am to 4pm Fresh paintings, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery and craft. Entry free; parking plentiful; tea and coffee served in aid of Farm Africa. All welcome. www.fillingdon.com
Fresh spring exhibition open daily from Saturday 7th to Saturday 21st April 2018 10am to 4pm New paintings, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery and craft. Entry free; parking plentiful; tea and coffee served in aid of Farm Africa. All welcome. www.fillingdon.com
