Summer School is now is session! Join us as we kickoff the start of our 8-week curriculum covering everything you need to know in order to buy a single piece of art. This week, our topic is: Exploring your taste.

How do you articulate what you love about art? Whether or not you already have a collection this unit will have you reflect on the aspects of art that truly move you, as well as help you articulate a coherent understanding of your personal taste.

Matrons only.

Join us for an intimate evening inside the studios of three dynamic women artists at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts. Celebrating diverse perspectives on the art world, this private open studio event offers a rare opportunity to experience the creative environments of three artists at distinct stages in their careers—emerging, mid-career, and established. Each will offer a unique view into contemporary art practice and open their doors to showcase their most recent works. This is also a valuable opportunity to witness the creative process up close and engage with a vibrant community of professional artists.

The evening will begin at 6:00 PM with light refreshments and time to mingle with fellow guests and members of the EFA and LTH communities. Guests will then be invited to self-guide through the three participating studios at their own pace, enjoying direct access to the artists and their latest work in a conversational setting.

With only a few studios featured, this special event is designed to expand the dialogue and offer a closer look at the behind-the-scenes creative process. Space is limited—we look forward to sharing this evening of art and conversation with you.

In a panel titled Matrons, Women in Art Fair brings together art world powerhouses, Hall Rockefeller, Rachel Verghis, and Virginia Damtsa to explore what patronage looks like when led by women, and for women. In a market where rising prices can make art feel out of reach, they will discuss how collecting, at any scale, remains a powerful way to engage with culture and drive change. From funding exhibitions to building collections with purpose, this conversation will dive into the motivations, strategies, and challenges behind being a modern matron of the arts, answering questions about what sustainable, feminist patronage looks like today and how investing in art is becoming a meaningful avenue for women to build cultural and financial legacy.

Take in the latest from four of our finest Less Than Half Approved galleries in London: Frith Street, Pippy Houldsworth, Alison Jacques, and Richard Saltoun.

In honor of Women's History Month, Less Than Half is partnering with MAD54 and Galería 1204 for an intimate conversation with collector and champion of Latinx art, Maria Mostajo.