This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Affordable Art Fair (AAF). Each year the fair welcomes over 185,000 art enthusiasts to art fairs around the world. On this episode the Affordable Art Fair Stockholm Director Carl Wilhelm Hirsch joins host Juliet on the podcast to discuss the fair and the forthcoming Pop Up Art Fair in Malmö.

This will be the first of it's kind in Sweden and will feature artists from both Galleri Final and the Nordic Art Agency. It is a unique opportunity to experience the Affordable Art Fair in Malmö and will have many of the attribute of the culture of the AAF with live painting, artist talks and an Art Afterwork.

Cissi Carlson Starck from Galleri Final is also in conversation with Juliet discussing their forthcoming curation and collaboration at the Nordic Art Agency Pop Up Art Fair.

The Pop Up Art Fair opens on April 19th and will run until April 28th and all details of the events can be found on the Nordic Art Agency website.

Follow Galleri Final and the Affordable Art Fair on instagram and view some of the artworks to be featured by the Nordic Art Agency on our gallery instagram account.

A very warm welcome to the Pop Up Fair!

On this episode gallery Founder and podcast host Juliet is joined by Swedish photorealist painter Mathias Frykholm.

Mathias Frykholm is a self-taught painter who phenomenal talent has led to his career thriving since he became a full time artists five years ago. His large scale canvases are truly captivating and engage the viewer on many levels with the accuracy, detail and emotional and sensual qualities.

View works by Mathias Frykholm on his Artist Page or on his Instagram and at the Nordic Art Agency.

The Nordic Art Agency gallery are delighted to represent Mathias Frykholm as a guest artist and original works, commissions and limited edition prints will be available in May 2024.

Sara Berman describes her paintings as ‘a dialogue between painting and textiles' and joins Juliet on the podcast to breakdown her works and the 'uncomfortable nooks of the female bodily experience' found in her self portraits.

Originally from London, Sara Berman studied at St. Martins School of Art & Design and later took a Masters of Fine Art at Slade School of Art. Her work can be found in notable international collections, and she has exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibition, currently represented by Vielmetter in Los Angeles.

Sara describes her paintings as ‘a dialogue between painting and textiles.’
With a background both in fashion and art, Sara brilliantly creates a game of materiality in her large scale compositions in oil on canvas.

The conversation is very much based around the female experience and touches on every aspect of how Sara personally operates in the world and how this is represented in her work. Her experiences are reflected through the character of the Trickster Whore and the use of the Harlequin as a starting point for all her paintings.

You can follow Sara Berman on Instagram and on her website