Suggestions for Art Gallery near London

Giorgi M. • September 29, 2016Loved the gallery and its content, its easy and cosy to go through it

Blue • October 28, 2015Fantastic atmosphere, great lighting coming from the garden and the front, so plenty of natural light to be enjoyed!

Amy R. • March 12, 2016The artists are hit or miss but the space is absolutely amazing and worth walking around for ambiance

Mia B. • August 9, 2014The art is excellent. Usually quieter than National Gallery. The cafe is also a good meeting place.

Xin R. • October 11, 2014Well every one must try the café & the perfect and yummy home made quiche ;)

Ann M. • August 18, 2010The red pavilion is very womb like and the cafe was very good even though we brought a picnic with us. We all enjoyed playing on the ping pong/tabletennis tables.

John H. • November 8, 2014A great little gallery! A quiet, relaxing place in a beautiful setting. Great history to the gallery, well explained. Although my art knowledge is next to non-existent I really enjoyed the paintings.

Alex C. • March 24, 2012Great David Shrigley show. Such a fantastic space for a playful, humorous artist. Jeremy Deller not as grabbing but good to see bikes in the exhibition.

Ahmed H. • August 31, 2018The garden is amazing .. the gallery is interesting too

Tom B. • May 22, 2012The Food Hall serves excellent hot meals for a very good price for this part of London. Generous portions!

Dave M. • January 21, 2016The ICA offers free wifi and great coffee ideal for a causal working meeting or arty elevenses.

Willie C. • July 17, 2024Until 4:00

Thomas D. • November 17, 2019Made up of two building that are facing each other’s. One it’s mainly permanent and the other is with 3 to 4 months exhibitions. Was there on a Sunday afternoon and it was not crowded at all !!!

Thomas D. • November 14, 2019Went there for the « Doug Aitken: Return to the Real » exhibition which is nice. It’s free, I would suggest 20/30 minutes and go see the other two art galleries est to it (Tramp, Parasol Unit)

Thomas D. • November 19, 2019There is two buildings !!! Went there to see Mark Bradford exhibition which is amazing. I would advice 30 minutes at least

Elke M. • November 21, 20244 rooms with a 21 to 24 minute movie loop each. Wonderful and immersive. Plan for more time so that you can rewatch some if needed.

KP K. • January 25, 2014great spot! amazing sushi and steak! the place for art, food and design!

Ovan • November 17, 2018A true gem in a busy shopping street. Always something to discover. Attention to detail is extraordinary. Don't forget to visit the gallery downstairs.

Priya T. • July 3, 2016Nice venue with outdoor seating. Toilets are of the chemical type...

Katie Z. • September 7, 2021The neon arrangements are often updated, which makes it easy to revisit. They’ve got nosh and beer available as well- with seating indoors and in the garden

Justin • November 9, 2015Beautiful, elegantly spare space. Great exhibitions. Bookshop is worth a browse (lots of signed editions when I was last there, if that's your thing!)

Tom P. • January 13, 2014Amazing Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent's table in october ! A legend.

Katz K. • May 6, 2013The pizzas look amazing. Will be back to try ... And cheap good prosecco

Derek W. • July 29, 2023Very well done, definitely worth experiencing while you can.

Katerina A. • July 28, 2015The best place to get married 👰🏻

Carl W. J. • April 29, 2022Great space on two levels good lighting

Julie L. • October 2, 2016Worth to go a little bit outside of the center of the town for that beautiful, luminous gallery. And at the time of my visit, the exhibition was free!

Alexandre • January 28, 2013The minimalist artists in Zwirner's pool is simply unbeatable!

Rachel N. • May 13, 2010Tiny single room contemporary art gallery - sign up to their mailing list to find out about new exhibitions. Afterwards grab some street food and beer on Brick Lane!

Alistair • June 11, 2015I was really quite impressed. Good exhibitions and friendly staff. Open late on Thursdays.