Rise Art joined forces with London's bold new art fair, Minor Attractions, to present a curated online showcase of standout works from their exhibitors.
Founded in 2023 as a ‘non-fair’ challenging the overtly transactional nature of traditional art fairs, Minor Attractions brings together a broader cultural programme alongside gallery presentations. Since its inception, it has grown into a global meeting point that brings art together with music, cinema, publishing, and performance.
Rise Art is the online art partner of Minor Attractions. Through Next Up! - a series of collections and filmed discussions curated by artists and gallerists - and other releases, the two platforms come together to expand how contemporary art is discovered, shared and collected.
The Newman Hotel,
London, UK
Shown 13 – 17 October 2026
2026 Next Up!
In Conversation with Sean Pearl:
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In Conversation with
Eva Dixon and Deborah Lerner:
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2025 Launches
LAUNCH #1: view the collection
LAUNCH #2: view the collection
Next Up!
Our Collaborators
Hector Campbell is an art historian, writer, and curator based in South London. In 2023, he co-founded Soup Gallery in Elephant & Castle. He has written for numerous UK and international galleries, as well as a wide range of publications.
Anna Hyclak lives in London, works in AI tech, and makes TikTok content about art, culture, fashion, and things to do in London and around the world.
Joe Bloom is a British artist known for his prismatic paintings infused with magical realism. He's also the creator of the popular video series A View, From a Bridge, which has racked up millions of views across Tik Tok and Instagram, by inviting stars and civilians to spill their innermost feelings and hot takes to his growing audience.
Marcelle Joseph is an American curator and collector. Joseph has produced and curated 50+ exhibitions in the UK and the rest of Europe, featuring over 350 international artists. Joseph holds an MA in Art History with Distinction from Birkbeck. Her curatorial work focuses on identity and the performative construction of gender.
Phin Jennings is Rise Art’s Lead Curator, and is behind a number of our special projects and collaborations as well as steering our itinerant physical exhibition programming. He is also a critic and journalist, writing for publications including Frieze, The Art Newspaper, Apollo, The Guardian and Financial Times.
Nina Maria is a London-based creative and cultural strategist. She started her career in journalism, but then used her critical thinking skills to create strategies for brands that connect the current Zeitgeist with the culture of tomorrow.
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