BRISTOL, UK.- The organisers of London's largest contemporary art fair are excited to be returning to the West Country for the fifth year, with The Affordable Art Fair, Bristol. Taking place at The Old Passenger Shed adjacent to Temple Meads railway station, traditional landscapes share wall space with large abstract canvases, and original limited edition screenprints are displayed next to funky artworks by talented young graduates and fine art studio groups.

The fair's ethos of a relaxed environment invites both first time buyers and seasoned collectors to browse without pressure through a huge variety of original paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures from over 50 galleries across the UK and abroad. Prices range from £50 to £3,000 and artwork can be purchased, courtesy wrapped and taken away the same day. As many galleries also offer easy purchase schemes, the fair is a must-visit event for anyone wishing to make owning original artwork a reality.The AAF is also a great place to meet up with friends or to bring the family, and for all who would like to try their hand at a bit of creativity, there will be printmaking demonstrations running throughout the duration of the exhibition.AAF's convenient location next to Bristol's railway station makes it simple for visitors coming from elsewhere. For those travelling by car there is easy access from the M5 or M4. Either make use of the restricted parking on site or alternatively use the excellent Park and Ride schemes around the city.