About the Accessible Art Fair

Initiated by Canadian expatriate in Brussels, Stephanie Manasseh created the Accessible Art Fair as a platform for expat artists living in Brussels to present their artwork. The Brussels Accessible Art Fair has since become a meeting place for artists of all nationalities and art lovers. Since its founding in 2007, the Brussels Accessible Art Fair, has become one of the most influential and well-attended art events.

The Accessible Art Fairs have a very simple goal: to bring visitors the best selection of contemporary art from all over the world, in a casual, friendly atmosphere. The Accessible Art Fairs welcome all art lovers, from first-time buyers to collectors, and introduces them to a juried selection of emerging and established artists.

The Accessible Art Fairs aim to foster interaction and to build a community of artists and visitors; at once giving visitors the chance to better understand artwork at the fair and allowing artists first-hand feedback from a live audience.

The fair’s cozy but elegant environment tries to eliminate barriers between the artist and the buyer, making art buying more accessible. Conveniently in one place, visitors are introduced to over fifty artists, working with a variety of media, styles and subjects at a range of prices.