Located 10 minutes from Kings Cross St Pancras International and a short walk from Angel tube station was the venue for the London Art Fair.
![Angela and Darcy at the London Art Fair](https://angelacheung.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/London-Art-Fair-2.jpeg)
Angela and Darcy at the London Art Fair
Creating, displaying, and curating art encourages my creative thinking and provides me with a sense of accomplishment. Through sketching, doodling, and painting I have always found peace.
Art is a passion of mine and applying this passion to interior design supports expression throughout my designs. Encouraging my clients, I consider their artwork and help with potential art purchases at the very early stages of my designs.
![Angela and Darcy at the London Art Fair](https://angelacheung.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/London-Art-Fair-3.jpeg)
Angela and Darcy at the London Art Fair
![Joan Miro (1893-1983) Sketch - Anime](https://angelacheung.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/London-Art-Fair-4-e1655274596774.jpeg)
Joan Miro (1893-1983) Sketch – Anime
![‘Street Sweeper’ by Peter Laszolo Peri (1899-1967)](https://angelacheung.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/London-Art-Fair-5-643x1024.jpeg)
‘Street Sweeper’ by Peter Laszolo Peri (1899-1967)
The day was packed with original masterpieces from Miro to Picasso and less well-known artists creating contemporary, political, photographic, sculptures, and many more. A particular favourite of mine ‘Street Sweeper’ by Peter Laszolo Peri (1899-1967) being lucky enough to own one of his sketches.
The day was a great success, ending at ‘The Ned’ a hotel and restaurant across the road from Bank tube station and I even got to spend it with my daughter!