198 Gallery A contemporary art space in London, focusing on culturally diverse perspectives and emerging artists.
198 Railton Rd, London SE24 0JT
AA Gallery - AA School of Architecture This gallery is part of the Architectural Association School of Architecture, showcasing architectural designs and concepts.
36 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3ES
Alexandra Palace Known as ‘The People’s Palace’ or ‘Ally Pally’, this historic entertainment and sports venue in London also hosts various exhibitions and cultural events.
Alexandra Palace Way London N22 7AY
Arts Council Collection A national loan collection of British art from the 20th and 21st centuries, displayed in various venues across the UK.
Asia HouseThis cultural centre hosts a variety of exhibitions and events focused on Asian art and culture.
63 New Cavendish St, London W1G 7LP
Barbican Art Gallery & The Curve
Located in the Barbican Centre, these galleries exhibit contemporary artists, designers, and architects from around the world.
Barbican Centre, Silk St, London EC2Y 8DS
Ben Uri Gallery: Specializes in the work of Jewish artists or those with Jewish heritage.
108A Boundary Rd, London NW8 0RH
British Museum: One of the world's leading museums, famous for its extensive collection that spans over two million years of human history and culture.
Great Russell St, London WC1B 3DG
British Museum Library: A part of the British Museum, housing a vast collection of books, manuscripts, and prints.
The British Museum, Great Russell St, London WC1E 7JW
Bruce Castle Museum: A local history museum in a 16th-century manor house, focusing on the history of the Haringey borough.
Lordship Ln, London N17 8NU
Brunei Gallery: Part of SOAS University of London, this gallery showcases contemporary and historical exhibitions from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.
Burgh House & Hampstead Museum: A local history museum in a restored 18th-century house, showcasing the history of Hampstead.
Camden Art Centre: An influential contemporary visual arts space and a registered charity. Committed to empowering artists to make and show new work.
Cartoon Museum: Celebrates British cartoon and comic art, featuring historical and contemporary works.
Centre for Drawing - Wimbledon College of Art: Focuses on the study and exhibition of drawing as a distinct discipline.
Chelsea space: A contemporary art gallery showcasing experimental and innovative art and design.
Chisenhale Gallery: Presents cutting-edge contemporary art, supporting emerging artists.
City Projects: An organization promoting art projects in various urban spaces.
Courtauld Gallery: Houses an important collection of European art, particularly Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings.
Cuming Museum: Dedicated to the history of the London Borough of Southwark.
Design Museum: Explores modern and contemporary design across various disciplines.
Dulwich Picture Gallery: England's first purpose-built public art gallery, with a collection of Old Master paintings.
East End Collaborations: A platform for performance art and live art events.
Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art: Features a collection of Italian Futurist art.
Fashion and Textile Museum: Founded by designer Zandra Rhodes, focusing on fashion, textiles, and jewelry.
Freud Museum: Former home of Sigmund Freud, displaying his personal effects and psychoanalytic collection.
Garden Museum: Dedicated to the art, history, and design of gardens.
Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art: A contemporary art space located within Goldsmiths, University of London, showcasing innovative artworks by international artists.
Government Art Collection: Holds a collection of British art representing the country's history and culture, displayed in government buildings worldwide.
Guildhall Art Gallery: Houses a collection of paintings focusing on London's history, including works from the 17th century to the present.
Hayward Gallery: A leading contemporary art gallery within the Southbank Centre, known for its adventurous exhibitions.
Heritage Gallery - University of Greenwich: Showcases art and design work related to the history of the University and its location within a World Heritage Site.
Hunterian Museum - Royal College of Surgeons: Features medical and anatomical collections, highlighting the history of surgery and medical progress.
Imperial War Museum London: Dedicated to exploring the impact of modern conflict on people and society, with a focus on British and Commonwealth experiences.
Institute of Contemporary Arts London (ICA): A seminal space for contemporary art and culture, offering a variety of exhibitions, films, talks, and events.
Jerwood Space: Provides exhibition space for the Jerwood Visual Arts program and other contemporary artists, focusing on emerging talent.
Kinetica - Museum of Kinetic Art: Specializes in kinetic and electronic art, exploring the convergence of art, science, and technology.
King's College London - Somerset House: Hosts a range of cultural and artistic events, exhibitions, and performances in collaboration with King's College London.
Leighton House Museum: The former home of Victorian artist Frederic Leighton, showcasing a unique collection of his works and a remarkable interior.
Lethaby Gallery / Central Saint Martins College of Art and
Design: An exhibition space for students and staff of Central Saint Martins, presenting contemporary art and design.
London Transport Museum: Explores the history of London's transport system and its impact on the city's culture and society.
Lothbury Gallery & Time Present and Time Past Museum: A gallery showcasing various artistic styles and periods, focusing on the evolution of art over time.
Louise Blouin Foundation: Promotes international understanding through art and cultural programs.
Museum of Domestic Design & Architecture (MoDA): Features collections of domestic design and architecture, particularly from the 20th century.
Museum of London: Documents the history of London from prehistoric times to the present day.
National Portrait Gallery (NPG): Houses portraits of historically important and famous British people.
Olympia: A renowned venue hosting a range of events, exhibitions, and fairs in London.
Orleans House Gallery: Exhibits a range of art in a historic setting, focusing on local artists and community projects.
Parliamentary Art Collection: Consists of artworks that document the history and activities of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
Pitzhanger Manor House & Gallery: The restored home of architect Sir John Soane, showcasing contemporary art and historical exhibitions.
Platform - London: A creative space for exhibitions, performances, and community events, often featuring emerging artists.
Red Mansion Foundation: Focuses on cultural exchange between China and the UK through contemporary art.
Royal Academy of Arts: An independent institution led by eminent artists and architects, promoting the creation and enjoyment of the visual arts through exhibitions.
Royal British Society of Sculptors Galleries: Dedicated to sculpture, hosting exhibitions and supporting sculptors' careers.
Royal College of Art Galleries: Exhibits contemporary art and design by students and internationally renowned artists.
Royal Geographical Society: Focuses on geography and exploration, with collections that document travel and scientific discovery.
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA): Showcases architecture and architectural history through exhibitions and collections.
Science Museum: Explores the science and technology that shape our world, with interactive exhibits and historical collections.
Known for its contemporary art exhibitions, architecture, and education programs in the heart of Kensington Gardens.
London W2 3XA
Sir John Soane's Museum: A house museum of the neoclassical architect Sir John Soane, showcasing his personal collection of artworks, sculptures, and architectural models.
Somerset House: A major arts and cultural center hosting a wide range of artistic performances, exhibitions, and events.
South London Gallery (SLG): A contemporary art gallery presenting new and innovative work from international and British artists.
Stephen Lawrence Gallery - University of Greenwich: An exhibition space focusing on architecture, design, and fine arts, highlighting students' work and established artists.
Stoke Newington Library Gallery: A community library featuring a gallery space that hosts various art exhibitions.
Tate Britain: Home to the largest collection of British art from 1500 to the present day, including works by Turner, Blake, and Hirst.
A leading modern art gallery housing international modern and contemporary artworks.
Bankside, London SE1 9TG
The Arts Gallery - University of The Arts London: Showcases experimental and innovative work by students and alumni of the University of the Arts London.
The Foundling Museum: Tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, London's first home for abandoned children, and displays art and artifacts related to its history.
The Horse Hospital: An independent arts venue dedicated to avant-garde and underground art, film, music, and fashion.
The Knapp Gallery - Regent´s University London: Exhibits contemporary art, often showcasing the work of students and staff from Regent's University.
The Mile End Art Pavilion: A versatile exhibition and event space within Mile End Park, focusing on community and contemporary art.
The National Gallery: Houses a rich collection of over 2,300 paintings dating from the mid-13th century to the 1900s.
The Photographers' Gallery: The first public gallery in the UK dedicated to photography, exploring the medium's history and contemporary relevance.
The Queen's Gallery: Showcases art from the Royal Collection, featuring old master paintings, rare furniture, decorative arts, and photographs.
The Royal Watercolour Society: Focuses on the art of watercolor and exhibits works by members of the Society.
The Wallace Collection: Home to an extensive collection of fine and decorative arts from the 15th to the 19th centuries.
Troy House Foundation: Supports and exhibits contemporary art, often with a focus on innovative and experimental works.
V&A - Victoria & Albert Museum: The world's leading museum of art, design, and performance, featuring a permanent collection of over 2.3 million objects.
Watermans: An arts center in West London offering a range of performances, cinema, and art exhibitions.
Whitechapel Art Gallery: Known for its contemporary art exhibitions and public programs.
William Morris Gallery: The only public gallery devoted to the life and work of William Morris, the influential designer, craftsman, and writer.
Young V&A: A branch of the V&A Museum dedicated to children, featuring interactive exhibitions and educational programs.
national campaigns for the arts: Initiatives and programs designed to promote and support the arts across the nation.
no.w.here: An artist-run organization focusing on the development and exhibition of experimental film, sound, and performance.
ual: Wimbledon College of Arts: Part of the University of the Arts London, showcasing student and faculty work in fine arts and theater.
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