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The Holy Art Gallery is not just a space, but a thriving community that celebrates the power of art. With its sophisticated ambiance, the gallery creates an immersive experience for visitors, allowing them to truly engage with the artwork. It goes beyond being a mere gallery by prioritizing its commitment to artists, making it a haven for artistic brilliance. For those seeking an enriching and inspiring cultural experience, the Holy Art Gallery stands as a testament to the transformative power of art.

I've been several times to the Holy Art Gallery and it has been a blast!
Great environment and people!

I had a great experience exhibiting at The Holy Art Fair. Great location, building and set up.
The staff are so friendly and very hands on, they really get involved which is rare.
Thanks so much, hopefully see you at the next one 😊

Well done Holy Art for the organization of the exhibitions. Well done. Holy Art "Amazing work, with true colors, charm and light, without any exaggeration in the vitality and performance of nature, to continue like this You deserve a lot keep it up Many thanks.

Art on loop, an amazing experience. Innovative and something I’ve not experienced before. Immersive and a really great experience. The guys running it were really helpful and I had an amazing time. Big recommend!!!

A great gallery!! The staff is very friendly and always helpful! I found many new artists through them!! I am looking forward to visit again whenever I have the chance!

An excellent gallery space, full with creative energy and the spirit of Art. Definitely a gallery worthy working and showcasing your Art with. A unique space right in the middle of one of the most interesting location London has to offer.

The Holy Art Gallery is a hidden treasure! This enchanting gallery not only displays breathtaking artwork but also fosters a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, I totally recommend 😀

I normally don't write reviews but this one deserves as others should be made aware of the scam.

Visited the Holy Art Fair at the Truman Brewery in October 2023 with my Daughter (friend of a young artist exhibiting) and wife.
While approaching the gallery, my daughter messaged her friend who said that she is stuck at her stall since morning and haven't even got a chance to drink/eat. We picked a bottle of water and a pack of nuts from a corner shop before reaching the venue.
The security guy asked us to check with reception, where a lady seemingly the organiser very rudely mistreated us for just taking that little snack for the artist. Even when told that the artist could not leave her place since morning even to go to toilet or bite.....the response was she has to buy from a in house cafe. Deeply pained already by the plight of the poor artist girl I literally broke down and leaving the bottle of water & pack of nuts at reception.....could not stop telling her that "Such practice is a scam....isn't it? “.
This seemed to trigger her ego further and she forced all of us to stay back. We were denied entry to the venue even while we had tickets. It's a pity that I was concerned about my dauther & wife travelling so long and had to bear the bullying.....to an extent that we were made to wait for nearly 30 minutes, the artist girl was made to apologise for no involvement of her. Even after all this her bossy partner (who she left with some instructions) only allowed my daughter & wife to go in.
Couldn't expect a more disgraceful and embarrassing experience and had it not been for my daughter & the poor artist girl....I'd have called police to gain entry as there was no mention of Rights of admission reserved.
The organisers seemed to from some eastern European country and nearly behaved as a mafia bosses. Grave mistake of going to such fair and shame on such organisers who suck on cost of young artists.

On the occasions I’ve visited they’ve always managed to draw a large crowd of interesting art-loving folks, and their shows maintain a varied mix of artists across an equally diverse range of mediums.

Something for everyone x

Gallery "The Holy Art" has chosen my painting to participate in the new exhibition "ART ON LOOP - Digital Exhibition Show" in Milan! They gave me the opportunity to show my creativity in a new form for me: Digital Art and it’s great!

I have attended quite a few events at The Holy Art Gallery as I live in the area and they were always great fun! Wide selection of art that you can buy in instalments which is a great option for budget conscious buyers (in this climate i think we all are). The whole place seems really focused on the well being of the artists, giving opportunities to new names :)

Earlier in October they also hosted an Art Fair which was a really impressive undertaking! Intrigued, I visited and could not have had a better experience! The artists were lovely, I spent hours inside chatting to them!!! The atmosphere was buzzing, with drink from the bar in hand I immersed myself in the lovely experience. Huge well done to the artists and the organisers!

Had such a wonderful time at the Holy Art Fair! Staff were very helpful and got some great prints from talented artists:) I will definitely be at the next one ✨

Amazing gallery. Although it is a small space, there is so much too see and such a variety of artwork. A great space to get to know upcoming artists and interact! Had a great time

Great visit to their London gallery - private view was a busy and bustling affair, staff were great with communication and very friendly, 10/10 would recommend!!

The Holy Art Gallery is an absolute gem! This captivating gallery not only showcases incredible artwork but also creates a warm and inclusive community. Artists are encouraged to join this vibrant space and submit their artwork, benefiting from the platform's enthusiastic and inviting brand voice. The Holy Art Gallery provides a positive and personalized experience, ensuring artists feel valued and supported. It's truly a haven for artistic expression and growth.

The Holy Art Fair at the Truman Brewery in October 2023 was held in a spacious well configured venue, well placed for public transport between two stations in easy walking distance and with a good street footfall.

Good
Transport for pictures was available if you needed it and help with hanging them.
It was interesting to see what else was going on and to meet the artists.
It was held back to back with The Other Art Fair (TOAF) which is established and attracts a knowledgeable public. This kept the profile of the show high.
It was cheaper, metre for metre of hanging space than TOAF.

Not so good.
"Background" music was provided which was monotonous and too loud.
The art was of varying quality, much of it indifferent. Pornography was a major theme.
The "Art on a Loop" feature was shown on screens that were too small and displayed in a backwater off the main circulation.
The organisers either had not reached out to galleries and critics or else this show did not attract them.
The organisers seem not to have invited any of their contacts to the Private View but relied on the exhibitors to bring theirs in.
To fill the space and make a buzz the people in the street who had come to other events, (to eat, shop listen to street music) were enticed in by handbill stressed on them, but they were not the sort of people who were likely to have the money to buy art, too young, too impecunious.

Not well marketed, let any old "artist" in with no quality control. Care more about upselling artists add ons than helping them to sell art. Feels like a scam. And they copy The Other Art Fairs marketing graphics! Crazy

They tried to have this review taken down as it's a "false claim", but Trustpilot were sent evidence by me and it was put back online.

This attempt at silencing this complaint reflects the blame they deflected in their show I exhibited in. They were angry, rude and did not accept their incompetencies.

A fun opportunity for artists to showcase work overseas in a digital format through their "ART ON LOOP" events. Communication was great and there is an emphasis on sharing + tagging The Holy Art plenty-- but this could be reciprocated by the hosts, at least taking shots of each artist's work displayed in the exhibition for no additional fee. I understand the additional cost for featuring an artist through social media highlights, newsletters, and extra promotion but the initial participation fee is already rather steep for this type of digital show (which many artists cannot attend themselves on the opening night) so it would have been supportive of the group to share a few shots of each artist's work on display at the gallery.

Otherwise, the processes of work submission, acceptance, payment, and email correspondence was efficient. A good experience for artists early on in their careers.