Main image: From left to right: Nic Fiddian Green giving a talk at Sladmore Contemporary, awarded ‘Stand of the Year,’ 2014; entrance to Masterpiece London 2014 featuring ‘Bus Shelter’ by Phillip King PRA; visitors viewing Henri Matisse cut-outs at Frederick Mulder’s stand, 2104. Images courtesy of © Ben Fisher Photography and © Rory Lindsay
Save the Date: Masterpiece London, 25 June – 1 July 2015
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