StART Art Fair Official Partner

Ever since Hieronymus Bosch painted The Garden of Earthly Delights it’s been apparent that when it comes to art, Madness and Genius go hand in hand. So, in our tireless efforts to foster the finer expressions of Madness transformed into Genius, Martin Miller’s Gin is proud to announce its partnership with StART Art Fair, which will be taking place at none other than the prestigious Saatchi Gallery from Wednesday 12th to Sunday 16th of October 2022.

As the name suggests, the StART Art Fair has helped springboard the careers of many emerging artists from around the world. Emerging art curator Louis Chapple will be composing an Emerging Art Exhibition of London-based artists from all disciplines, the first-ever of its kind at the fair. The emerging art to be submitted must be around the theme of Transformation, a concept that’s at the very core of Martin Miller’s DNA and which we are certain will inspire some fantastic work.

Determined as we are to give free reign to creativity and all its ramifications the first StART Martin Miller’s Gin Emerging Art Prize 2022 will be discerned to one of the emerging artists from that part of the exhibition.

We are so excited at being the fair’s Official Sponsor that we may have got a little carried away already in our resolve to offer you an unforgettable Martin Miller’s Gin experience when you visit the fair.

Not only will Martin Miller’s Gin have a whole lounge and bar to ourselves, but Global Brand Bartender, Danil Nevsky has defined the perfect surreal serves and will even be there during the VIP evening serving one of them, the only opportunity to taste it, so make sure you don’t miss that too.

Finally, to top it all off stereoscopic artist analogueresistance will be reinterpreting Martin Miller’s Gin surrealist graphics by giving them volume, which will only be visible through 3D glasses, adding one more twist to the surreal, creative world of Martin Miller’s Gin.

So, as we look forward to this celebration of art, with the promise of discovering shimmering nuggets of genius amongst the works, we leave you with the immortal words of someone who was not insensitive to the allure of the surreal, Oscar Wilde: “No great artist ever sees things as they really are. If he did, he would cease to be an artist.”