The Marian Goodman Gallery was established in NYC to foster dialogue between European artists and the US public. Marian Goodman Projects, the gallery's new initiative, now serves to exhibit artwork throughout London and other major cities.
Built in 1934, the Lawn Road Flats were a revolutionary experiment in urban living. Now, the structure serves as a modernist monument that houses the Isokon Gallery - a public exhibition detailing the building's history.
Since 1970 this gallery offers a robust program of exhibitions, architecture, education, and live events. Split between two venues, both in Kensington Gardens, they exhibit established and emerging artists alike.
Opened in 1890, this museum features a vast collection of objects from founder Frederick J. Horniman - from a natural history area, to musical instruments and taxidermy animals. Also, take time to meander through the landscaped gardens.
Medieval royal palace attached to a lavish 1930s Art Deco mansion. Audio tours run through the 15th-century Great Hall, past gold-plated bathrooms and a heated lemur room, ending in moated gardens used for afternoon picnics.
Brutalist Peckham car park running as a sprawling summer arts venue. Bright pink stairs lead past raw concrete levels holding large-scale art commissions and live orchestras, opening onto a busy rooftop bar with skyline views.
Five-story Georgian townhouse showing post-war and contemporary art across light-filled rooms. The roster leans heavily on expressive painting and major historical surveys.
Restored Ealing country estate of architect Sir John Soane sitting in Walpole Park. The main house keeps his original domed ceilings and mirrored walls, while the attached gallery runs rotating contemporary art shows.
Working royal residence and public museum set among the formal walking paths of Kensington Gardens. Elaborate early-Georgian State Rooms and a grand painted marble staircase give way to quiet strolls around the Sunken Garden.
Secluded 11-acre legal estate for London barristers built around centuries-old courtyards and quiet garden squares. Historic wood-paneled halls host formal dinners, private weddings, and legal ceremonies.
Intimate Islington theater staging ambitious plays and revivals that frequently transfer to the West End. A curved back wall keeps seating tight to the action, with historic iron pillars in the stalls occasionally clipping the view.
Historic City of London livery hall hosting formal banquets, private events, and high-end filming. Grand marble staircases, gilded ceilings, and towering royal portraits fill lavish rooms hidden behind a modest street entrance.
Graffiti-covered industrial doors in Bethnal Green lead up to a shapeshifting contemporary art space. The compact room is frequently rebuilt or carpeted to suit ambitious, immersive shows.
Bethnal Green gallery presenting solo exhibitions by emerging artists working with experimental materials. The programming focuses on under-represented talent, often marking their first show in the city.
