Art Galleries in London

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Party Earth Review It’s hard to tell which “graphic” Graphic is referring to when patrons first enter this too-cool-for-school gin bar on Golden Square. Ever-rotating art makes the distinction difficult. Perhaps it’s the shop shutters mounted inside, each painted in vibrant letters in stark contrast to the minimalist ... more

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Info The Tate Modern is one of London’s most prestigious art galleries that features ground- breaking modern art from around the world. Located in bustling Central London, the Tate Modern sits on the southern end of London’s famous Millennium Bridge. The Tate Modern opened in 2000 and now averages 4.7 million visitors every ... more

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Info Part of the network of royal palaces, residencies, and galleries that showcase the Royal Collection, the Queen’s Gallery is a public art gallery located on the south-west corner of Buckingham Palace. The Queen’s Gallery opened in 1962, on the site of a Palace chapel bombed during World War II. With a regularly rotating ... more

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Party Earth Review Proud Camden couples the flair of a contemporary art gallery with the pulsing rhythm of a dedicated concert space, leaving slack-jawed tourists and artsy Camden Towners to wonder how a one-time horse hospital could be transformed into such a vibrant cultural gathering place. In homage to the building’s equestrian roots ... more

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Party Earth Review Decked out with an exhibit space, bar, and graffiti-covered smoking balcony encircling the main performance hall, XOYO is a one-stop shop for concert junkies looking for a cultural fix. The die-hard fans lining up every night don’t seem to notice the cold as they wait for the doors to open, distracted by the outgoing camaraderie ... more

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Info The Victoria and Albert Museum was established in 1852 as the Museum of Manufactures. The museum’s mission was to spread education by giving working citizens a chance to view inspiring works of art. The museum was able to make just enough money to buy a few establishing pieces for their collections. Five years later, the ... more

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Party Earth Review A grand wooden door marks the entrance to Notting Hill Arts Club, where guests descend into the deep shadows of the basement to find shape-shifting light illuminating the canvas-like walls, the exuberant art exhibits, and the creative crowd, who are as much a part of the display as the art itself. A circular bar and funky ... more