London Art Galleries
Art galleries in Barnet, Bromley, Camden, Chelsea, Ealing, Hackney, Hammersmith, Islington, Kensington, Westminster
| arc Gallery | |
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arc Gallery – Artists` Resource Collective is uniquely located on a converted barge in the Upper Lea Valley.
The location near the Tottenham Marshes and some of the most scenic walking routes make the arc Gallery the perfect destination for a day out. arc Specialises in modern and contemporary African & Diaspora art. arc Also offers artists’ support, community projects and corporate projects. We regularly organise exhibitions. To find out what is going on at arc, please visit our website. |
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| arc Gallery 11 Hale Wharf Ferry Lane London London N17 9NF |
Tel No: 0208881252 Web Site: arc Gallery E-mail: info@artarc-collective.com |
| Breese Little | |
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BREESE LITTLE is a small business with a bright future. Our goal is to introduce exciting artistic talent to a diverse audience. We seek to provide wide exposure for the best emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. Welcoming originality across all media, our carefully curated exhibitions are executed through close liaison with individual artists. We are also committed to establishing a substantial education programme to accompany our exhibitions, in order to develop interactive relationships with local communities and enliven the practice of the artists we work with.
BREESE LITTLE Directors Josephine Breese and Henry Little share a dedication to emerging art of the highest quality. Having completed their degrees in undergraduate Art History at Cambridge University and their Masters at the Courtauld Institute of Art, they have developed a strong identification with visual experience and a desire to contribute to the progression of contemporary art. Following two years as an itinerant initiative, BREESE LITTLE are pleased to announce a new permanent gallery space at 30d Great Sutton Street, which will provide a platform for consecutive exhibitions while we continue to pursue external collaborations, programmes and exhibitions. |
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| Breese Little 30d, Great Sutton Street London London EC1V 0DU |
Tel No: 07919416290 Web Site: Breese Little E-mail: josephine@breeselittle.com |
| Clapham Art Gallery | |
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Painting, video, installation, photography,
Clapham Art Gallery was established in 1998 and has become a leading specialist in discovering and promoting emerging artists of the absolute highest standard.
Situated in Clapham Common, the gallery runs a programme of six-week curated and one-person shows, as well as holding many of its artists work in stock and maintaining a strong presence at selected art fairs and events. |
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| Clapham Art Gallery Unit 02 40-48 Bromell`s Road Clapham London SW4 0BG |
Tel No: 020 7720 0955 Web Site: Clapham Art Gallery E-mail: |
| County Hall Gallery | |
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Exhibitions are open from 10am - 6.30pm (last entry 5.30pm.
Dalí Universe & Picasso Permanent exhibition Open Daily ADULTS £12.00 SENIORS, STUDENTS, UB40s £10.00 CHILDREN Under 12 FREE CHILDREN 12 & Over £8.00 FAMILY £30.00 |
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| County Hall Gallery Riverside Building County Hall London London SE1 7PB |
Tel No: 0870 744 7485 Web Site: County Hall Gallery E-mail: |
| Fairfax Gallery | |
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Contemporary Art
The Chelsea gallery has two floors of gallery space and a dedicated sculpture garden at the rear. As well as dealing with private clients we also liaise with interior designers & corporate clients on projects ranging from a single piece to major projects |
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| Fairfax Gallery 5 Park Walk Chelsea London SW10 |
Tel No: 01892 525 525 Web Site: Fairfax Gallery E-mail: info@fairfaxgallery.com |
| For Arts Sake | |
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Specialists in printmakers works including Blake,Blow, Frost and Rae |
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| For Arts Sake 45 Bond Street Ealing London W5 5AS |
Tel No: 02085796365 Web Site: For Arts Sake E-mail: info@forartssake.com |
| Headload | |
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Headload at the arc Gallery presents the innovative works of Nigerian modern artist and architect Onyama Offoedu-Okeke.
The exhibition will show case paintings and works that examine the irony of global industrial and economic growth and the subsequent burden in relation to the developing world where street-level enterprise consists of ordinary people, bearing the burdens of progress of industry and poverty. All manner of goods, from colourful textiles to electronic goods, are conveyed on robust heads. These mobile human markets ply their trade each day to survive, irrespective of weather or economic conditions without concern for human frame. Bearing the headload raises issues of social-economical welfare and provokes discourse on the state of the infrastructure. In Onyama’s paintings, dramatic head-crests take the form of poetic superstructures built in adaptation to economic hardships and the press industry. |
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| Headload Art Gallery, Barge Belle 11 Hale Wharf Ferry Lane London N17 9NF |
Tel No: 020 8808 7741 Web Site: Headload E-mail: john@artarc-collective.com |
| Kings Road Gallery | |
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Contemporary European and Asian Works of Art
Situated in the heart of Chelsea the Kings Road Gallery was founded in 1998 by Tanya Baxter. The exhibition space is split on two floors, and the other floors in the building showcase the permanent stable of the gallery and accommodate the art consultancy department. |
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| Kings Road Gallery 436 Kings Road Chelsea London SW10 0LJ |
Tel No: 020 7351 1367 Web Site: Kings Road Gallery E-mail: Tanya@kingsroadgallery.com |
| Lahd Gallery | |
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Contemporary Middle Eastern art
Founded in 2005 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to create a focal point for women artists from the Gulf, Lahd Gallery soon became a well known exhibition space on the contemporary art scene in the Middle East and has exhibited extensively throughout the Gulf and North African countries including a symposium in Iran and Seoul in 2007.
In 2010, LahdGallery moved to its present location in London and has since become the foremost gallery promoting contemporary Middle Eastern art. |
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| Lahd Gallery 92 Heath Street Hampstead London NW3 1DP |
Tel No: 0207 435 7323 Web Site: Lahd Gallery E-mail: info@lahdgallery.com |
| Serpentine Gallery | |
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Modern and contemporary art
One of London`s best loved galleries, The Serpentine Gallery grounds are home to a permanent work by artist and poet Ian Hamilton Finlay, dedicated to the Serpentine`s former Patron Diana, Princess of Wales. The work comprises eight benches, a tree-plaque, and a carved stone circle at the Gallery`s entrance.
Open daily, 10am - 6pm Admission free Holiday Closing: December 24, 25, 26, 31 January 1, 2 |
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| Serpentine Gallery Kensington Gardens London London W2 3XA |
Tel No: 020 7402 6075 Web Site: Serpentine Gallery E-mail: |
| Shizaru | |
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The venture is the brainchild of three brothers – Daniel, Benjamin and Raphael Khalili – who have brought their sweeping pursuit of collecting and artistic provenance to bear in creating Shizaru. The sons of renowned art collector and philanthropist, Professor Nasser D Khalili, the brothers have harnessed their background to develop a contemporary programme to reflect the brothers’ commitment to supporting the very best emerging British and international talent across the creative spectrum, offering a platform to showcase their work from the prestigious heart of Mayfair. As with the rest of the gallery, Shizaru’s contemporary programme will allow for a series of deserving artists to show key works. |
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| Shizaru 112 Mount Street Mayfair London London W1K 2TU |
Tel No: 02074992266 Web Site: Shizaru |
| Tate Modern | |
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International modern and contemporary art
Born in the year 2000 the Tate Modern was created to display the national collection of international modern art (defined as art since 1900).
Open Sunday – Thursday 10.00–18.00 Open Friday and Saturday 10.00–22.00 Last admission into exhibitions 17.15 (Friday and Saturday 21.15) Entry is free except for major exhibitions |
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| Tate Modern Bankside London London SE1 9TG |
Tel No: 020 7887 8888 Web Site: Tate Modern E-mail: visiting.modern@tate.org.uk |
| The Barbican Centre | |
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Based in the heart of the City of London, the Barbican Art Gallery presents the best international art. From acclaimed architects, to Turner prize-winning artists, Barbican Art Gallery, London, presents major exhibitions by leading international figures.
Opening times: Monday - Saturday 9.00am - 11.00pm Sundays and Public Holidays 12.00pm - 11.00pm |
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| The Barbican Centre Silk Street London London EC2Y 8DS |
Tel No: 020 7638 4141 Web Site: The Barbican Centre E-mail: |
| The Bhavan Centre, UK | |
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The M P Birla Millennnium Art Gallery is a 140 sq m, bright gallery located in West Kensington, London. It is available for hire by artists, artists groups for exhibitions at a very reasonable charge. The Bhavan Centre is a centre for arts and culture and has a large aduitorium and dance halls as well. |
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| The Bhavan Centre, UK 4a Castletown Road London London W14 9HE |
Tel No: 020 7381 3086 Web Site: The Bhavan Centre, UK E-mail: cuator@bhavan.net |
| The Colomb Art Gallery | |
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Just minutes from Oxford Street and Selfridges, The Colomb Art Gallery exhibits and sells a unique blend of original paintings and limited editions from recognised British and international artists. |
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| The Colomb Art Gallery 52a George Street Marylebone, London London W1U 7EA |
Tel No: 020 7487 5118 Web Site: The Colomb Art Gallery E-mail: info@colombart.co.uk |
| The National Gallery | |
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Modern contemporary art and old masters
The National Gallery in London houses one of the greatest collections of Western European painting in the world.
The National Gallery has a policy of actively acquiring new works for the collection, which currently contains over 2,300 pictures. These pictures belong to the public and entrance to see them is free. |
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| The National Gallery Trafalgar Square London London WC2N 5DN |
Tel No: 020 7747 2885 Web Site: The National Gallery E-mail: information@ng-london.org.uk |
| The Saatchi Gallery | |
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When first exhibited, many artists showing at The Saatchi Gallery are unknown, not only to the general public but also to the commercial art world. The gallery also operates as a springboard for young artists to launch their careers as many of these artists are subsequently offered shows by galleries and museums internationally.
There is free entry to all exhibitions. Opening hours: 10am-6pm, 7 days a week |
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| The Saatchi Gallery Sloane Square Chelsea London SW7 |
Tel No: 0203 003 6511 Web Site: The Saatchi Gallery E-mail: |
| The Troubadour | |
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The Troubadour Gallery, with its large windows and great natural light offers an ideal space for exhibitions of all kinds. The advantage of a Gallery attached to a café is that the catering for the private views could not be easier to organise. |
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| The Troubadour 263-7 Old Brompton Road London London SW5 9JA |
Tel No: 020 7370 1434 Web Site: The Troubadour E-mail: info@troubadour.co.uk |
| Turner Bennett | |
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Modern art and Contemporary art supplier offers modern oil paintings, British paintings, American paintings, European paintings, watercolour paintings, expressionist paintings, abstract paintings, cubist paintings, art deco paintings, post impressionist paintings, etc.
Contemporary oil paintings and art collection in UK. |
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| Turner Bennett 48 Perrers Road London London W6 0EZ |
Tel No: +44 (0)20 8748 1747 Web Site: Turner Bennett E-mail: jay@tridentindia.net |
| Whitechapel Art Gallery | |
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The Whitechapel Gallery is about to conclude it`s ambitious expansion into the former library next door. Whilst the transformations take place at the Gallery, exhibitions continue off-site with The Street - year-long artist commissions.
The expanded Whitechapel Gallery is due to re-open in spring 2009 |
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| Whitechapel Art Gallery 80-82 Whitechapel High Street London London E1 7QX |
Tel No: 020 7522 7888 Web Site: Whitechapel Art Gallery E-mail: info@whitechapel.org |