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Webber is a contemporary gallery based in London and Los Angeles, home to a flourishing artist led program of photography, sculpture, performance, sound and moving image.Since 2014, Webber has collaborated with a wide range of international artists and selected partners who share our love for unconventional approaches to the medium.
Spend a moment of contemplation at this contemporary art gallery that exclusively exhibits work by female-identifying practitioners.
ST.ART Gallery was Founded in 2021 with the core mission of promoting and supporting emerging artists and opening up the art world. The pandemic, as well as the increasing costs of showing new work, has made the traditional show inaccessible to most young artists. ST.ART is helping to redress this imbalance and launch new talent.
PM/AM Gallery champions voices that challenge convention, spark conversation, and reflect the pulse of modern culture. Visitors can explore thoughtfully curated exhibitions, attend artist talks, and participate in interactive events, all designed to engage, inspire, and deepen appreciation for contemporary art.
Niru Ratnam opened in 2020. The program builds on Ratnam's academic and writing interests from the late 1990s onwards. The gallery represents fifteen artists with a mixture of established, mid-career and emerging artists whose work often interrogates the canon around ethnicity, gender, sexuality and class. They work across painting, film, installation, photography and sculpture.
An initiative of the Kamel Lazaar Foundation, Ibraaz introduces a new kind of institution — underpinned by care, generosity, and joy, and shaped by artists, thinkers, and cultural practitioners.
Located in the heart of London, just steps away from Oxford Street, Eclectic Gallery is a vibrant and unique space, dedicated to showcasing cutting-edge contemporary art. They host a rotating schedule of group, solo, and duo exhibitions, changing every two, three weeks to keep the experience fresh and exciting.
Take a step back in time at this elegant gallery, which curates ancient art from a selection of periods and countries around the world.
Step into a world of immersive storytelling at this luxury cultural destination in London’s West End, where each evening unfolds through curated moments, theatrical atmosphere and boundary-pushing creativity.
Pale Horse is a London-based private gallery established in 2025, located at 51 Great Portland Street, W1W 7LF, and founded by dealers Emma Hodgson and Thomas Graham.
The Cartoon Museum in Fitzrovia, London, is a lively museum celebrating British cartoon and comic art. With over 6,000 original works, the museum showcases everything from political satire to beloved comic characters. Its exhibitions, events, and workshops make it a hub for fans and aspiring cartoonists alike.
Located in the heart of London’s West End, the gallery, consisting of 2,800 square feet of space over two floors, sits at the crossroads of Soho, Fitzrovia, and Mayfair - an area long associated with some of the world’s most influential galleries and cultural institutions.
Zari Gallery is a cultural hub and Art Gallery located in London’s Fitzrovia. Founded in 2016, by entrepreneur Georgina Dhillon, their team is dedicated to art that transcends borders. Zari Gallery do this by showcasing the finest new and established artists from all corners of the world who are united by their mixed cultural heritage. From paintings and sculpture to photography and video, they embrace all mediums and present them in a way that’s engaging and accessible. It is how we have become a beacon for artists and collectors who want more from art: more inspiration, more inclusion and more connection.
Step into a world of contemporary art at Yield Gallery, a space that blends the best of modern creativity with iconic works by renowned artists like Banksy and David Hockney. Explore diverse exhibitions in an atmosphere designed for discovery and inspiration.
Explore the cutting-edge of contemporary art at Hope 93, a gallery that brings underrepresented artists into the spotlight. Located in Fitzrovia, it showcases powerful exhibitions across diverse mediums, from painting to multimedia.
Edel Assanti was founded in 2010 by Jeremy Epstein and Charlie Fellowes. Having been located in London’s Fitzrovia since 2014, in 2022 we opened our 4,000 square foot gallery in a renovated Grade II listed building on Little Titchfield Street.
Berntson Bhattacharjee Gallery was founded in 2020 and is based in London with a satellite programme in Stockholm. In 2023, we converted what was once a car park into our permanent 2,500-square-foot space in the heart of Fitzrovia. They are dedicated to celebrating and nurturing relationships with contemporary emerging artists, consistently prioritising their long-term aspirations.
Lose yourself in an exhibition at this contemporary gallery, which originally opened in Iran and continues to promote artists from throughout the Middle East.
