Whitechapel Gallery has long been committed to bringing art to the people of London. Since opening in 1901, it has become a contemporary art icon, having premiered work from some the history's greatest artists.
Universal Works is a contemporary clothing brand based in Nottingham, England. The brand's store in London's fashionable Soho district stocks a variety of premium clothes and clothing accessories.
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Victoria Miro is a British contemporary art gallery run by its namesake director. The space represents a variety of established and emerging artists. Be warned, the entrance of the gallery can be easily mistaken for an apartment.
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London iteration of White Cube - a global collection of art galleries that exhibit some of the world's most acclaimed contemporary artists. Here, the artistic use of the space and sizing leaves a memorable impact.
Intimate South London gallery showing emerging contemporary art with a fast rotation of pop-ups and exhibitions. The unpretentious space operates as an active neighborhood hub, running regular artist talks and hands-on workshops.
Contemporary Mayfair gallery showing physical painting and sculpture alongside digital and new media art. Monthly international exhibitions cycle through the spacious room under a large glass ceiling.
Mayfair gallery spread across two spaces with a heavy emphasis on 20th-century photography. Shows mix archival giants like Vivian Maier with new painting and sculpture.
Modernist gallery featuring print works by iconic and emerging artists.
Massive, bright contemporary art gallery running large-scale exhibitions across two floors in St. James's. The open ground level shows emerging talent, while the lower floor holds established blue-chip works.
Cork Street gallery focused on modern masters and monumental sculpture. Clean lines by architect John Pawson frame 20th-century heavyweights and contemporary names.
Long-standing contemporary art gallery spanning two bright floors on Mayfair’s Cork Street. Rotating exhibitions highlight international artists and estates through a steady mix of modern painting and photography.
Pall Mall gallery focused on contemporary prints and works on paper. Calm, considered rooms give editions by artists like Bridget Riley and Josef Albers room to breathe.
Mayfair contemporary art gallery operating from a 1922 banking hall. Rich timber paneling lines two massive, column-free rooms holding large-scale modern installations, with an art bookshop leading into the south gallery.
Spacious, two-story Mayfair gallery exhibiting 20th-century avant-garde movements and major contemporary art. Natural light from ceiling windows fills the open rooms, catching everything from historical Bauhaus pieces to David Hockney.
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.
Converted Kensington Gardens tea pavilion showing a steady rotation of free contemporary art. Intimate indoor gallery rooms run year-round, while a new temporary architectural pavilion takes over the front lawn each summer.
Tiny contemporary gallery squeezed into a former sandwich shop near Smithfield Market. Experimental shows often play directly off the tiled walls and tight physical quarters.
Independent Hoxton gallery on Regent's Canal, dealing in Banksy prints and blue-chip contemporary art. The appointment-only space has five-meter ceilings and bright natural light for quiet, private viewings.
Contemporary art gallery set in industrial spaces across Bethnal Green and Shoreditch. Clean, modern rooms show work from major international artists and anchor the East End gallery circuit.
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.
