"A Corinthian-columned Methodist chapel space that opened in 2007. owned by Anita Zabludowicz, one of Britain's leading philanthropists; a contemporary collector; and a global power-patron..." Read more.
"Housed in a classic old warehouse building that appears run-of-the-mill until you crane upwards and spot the architecturally curious grey-and-glass shoebox perched on top..." Read more.
"It's not often you enter a stranger's home and pootle around alone and unwatched, but that's the effect Danielle Arnaud is after..." Read more.
"A white cube gallery with a twist, CGP offers up a double whammy of contemporary art and enviable community engagement across two rough-and-ready spaces in Southwark Park..." Read more.
"An innovative public space that has recently undergone an elegant, Riba-nominated expansion into derelict buildings across the way..." Read more.
"Once you've survived the tiny, clanking lift and shuffled across the fusty landing, the door opens into a luminous showroom bringing emerging artists to the central London masses..." Read more.
"Just south of the Albert Embankment, in the girls' half of the former Lambeth ragged school. Train lovers often pop in, mistaking it for an old signal house, only to find a double gallery..." Read more.
A personal and lovely space, be sure to sign up for the newsletter at the desk and sign the guestbook
Make sure to enjoy the pieces, this gallery showcases some of the best up-and-coming artists from arround the world.
Pretty impressive display space. They have good photography shows here. Open Saturdays
The Bankside Power Station was built as a ‘cathedral of power’ in 1963, but closed in 1981. It reopened as one of Europe’s finest modern art galleries in 2000. The Turbine Hall is 35m high.
