Aleph Contemporary for AccessArt

AccessArt is a UK Charity which aims to inspire and enable high quality art education for all ages. Founded in 1999 by Paula Briggs and Sheila Ceccarelli, graduates of the Royal College of Art, AccessArt believes that everyone has the right to develop their creativity and for many years we have helped advocate the importance of protecting the visual arts in schools and beyond. Our mission continues, and there is now more need than ever for us to raise the profile of the important and pivotal roles that artists play in society, both culturally and economically. 

The AccessArt website has the UK's largest evolving collection of visual arts educational resources, co-created by artists, educators and teachers. The resources are used by schools, arts organisation, museums and galleries in the UK and overseas to help inspire new generations of creatives. AccessArt also arranges training for teachers, workshops and events, including participatory community projects. 

Aleph Contemporary is a London-based roving contemporary art gallery with an international roster of emerging and mid-career artists. The name Aleph is taken from a story of the same name by Jorge Luis Borges, as it encapsulates the gallery’s commitment to dialogue, invention, and the value of experiencing and understanding art today.

 "Guided by trust, integrity and a commitment to the principle of fair play, our vision is to present new art to a global audience of collectors through both physical and virtual spaces.” Vivienne Roberts, Co-founder and Artistic Director

You can find out more about what makes AccessArt special at AccessArt

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Timed Auction
Ends 17 December 4 pm (GMT)

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