London's Somerset House played host to this year's 1-54 Contemporary Art Fair, the sixth time the event has been held at the location. The fair was launched by artist and curator David Hockney in 2012 as a way of celebrating his work with contemporary art from around the world. Ghanaian Atta Kwame and South Africa's Athi-Patra Ruga, who was behind the art fair's largest solo exhibition.
London's Somerset House played host to this year's 1-54 Contemporary Art Fair, the sixth time the event has been held at the location. More than 130 artists across over 40 galleries were featured, including Congolese artist Gastineau Massamba, Sudanese painter-turned-sculptor, Ibrahim El-Salahi, Ghanaian Atta Kwame and South Africa's Athi-Patra Ruga, who was behind the art fair's largest solo exhibition.