Herne Hill Art Fair
Herne Hill Art Fair (HHAF) is an independent, artist-led fair curated by South London–based NZ artist Luana Asiata. Bringing together 50+ emerging and established artists, it transforms Station Hall — a unique, vibrant venue nestled atop bustling Herne Hill Station — into an intimate space for contemporary art.
At the heart of creativity and community spirit in South East London, Station Hall is dedicated to bringing people together through arts, culture and community-focused events.
Huge thanks to our print partner Ripe Digital and Daler Rowney for their generous art prize.
Small in scale but big in impact, HHAF celebrates community, discovery, and meaningful connections in the heart of Herne Hill.
This year, HHAF is taking part in the Dulwich Festival Artists’ Open House and is providing complimentary stands to Denmark Hill painter Zerbabel Caumba and Creative Mentor Network mentee Nadia Z Andres, championing access and emerging talent.
Zerbabel Caumba is a local Denmark Hill oil painter exploring growth, healing, identity, and culture. Her intuitive, figurative work reflects themes of becoming and self-return. As an emerging artist, opportunities like the Herne Hill Art Fair are vital for sharing her practice with a wider audience.
Nadia Z Andres is a self-taught visual artist working primarily in oil on canvas. Focusing on portraiture and observational studies developed from her own photography, she approaches painting as a visual diary, guided by intuition and feeling. Her current work centres on the Sleeping series, presented alongside small-scale portrait studies.