This document lists various art galleries in London, detailing current and upcoming exhibitions at prominent institutions such as the National Gallery, Tate Modern, and Saatchi Gallery. It highlights exhibitions featuring renowned artists and art movements, as well as information about gallery locations and websites. The document emphasizes the cultural diversity and richness of London's art scene with a range of styles from historic to contemporary.

1. London
Gallery
Listings
The
National
Gallery
Trafalgar
Square,
WC2N
5DN
www.nationalgallery.co.uk
Now
Showing:
Bridget
Riley,
Paintings
and
related
work
until
22nd
May
2011.
Upcoming:
Jan
Gossaert’s
renaissance.
Opens
23rd
F ebruary
2011.
National
Portrait
Gallery
St
Martin's
Place,
WC2H
OHE
www.npg.org.uk
Portraits
from
the
16th
century
to
the
present
day.
Now
Showing:
Taylor
Wessing
Photographic
Portrait
Prize
2010
Until
20
February
2011.
Isabella
Blow
b y
Noble
and
Webster
Until
13
March
2011.
An
Englishman
in
New
York.
Photographs
b y
Jason
Bell
until
17th
April
2011.
Courtauld
Institute
Somerset
House,
The
Strand
WC2R
ORN
www.courtauld.ac.uk
The
Courtauld
Institute
is
a
vibrant
international
centre
for
the
s tudy
of
the
history
of
Art
and
conservation.
It
is
home
to
one
of
the
finest
small
art
museums
in
the
world.
Next
Exhibition:
Life,
Legend,
Landscape.
V ictorian
drawings
and
watercolours.
Including
striking
works
b y
the
Pre
-­‐Raphaelites
Rossetti,
Millais
and
Burne
-­‐
Jones.
Starting
17th
F eb
u ntil
15Th
May
2011.

2. Somerset
House
The
Strand
WC2R
1LA
www.somersethouse.org.uk
An
inspiring
space
for
art,
fashion,
culture
and
creative
exchange.
Upcoming:
Pick
Me
Up.
The
UK’s
contemporary
graphic
art
fair.
Experience
the
energy
and
excitement
of
the
graphic
art
scene.
F eaturing
the
b est
and
most
innovative
graphic
artists
from
across
the
world.
Artworks
for
sale
From
17th
until
27th
March
2011.
Tate
Britain
Millbank,
SW1P
4RG
http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibitions/
The
home
of
British
art
from
1500
to
the
present
day.
Now
Showing:
Colour
and
line:
Turner’s
Experiments.
Until
30th
April
2012
Romantics:
Romantic
art
in
Britain.
Its
origins,
inspirations
and
legacies.
Until
31st
July
2011.
Tate
Modern
Bankside
SE1
9TG
www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions
International
modern
and
contemporary
art.
Now
showing:
Gabriel
Orozco.
Creative,
p layful
and
inventive.
Renowned
for
experimentation
with
found
objects.
Until
25th
April
2011.
The
Unilever
series
:
Ai
Weiwei’s
Unilever
:
Sunflower
s eeds
is
a
b eautiful,
thought
provoking
sculpture.
Until
2nd
May
2011
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3. Wallace
Collection
Hertford
House,
Manchester
S quare
W1U
3BN
www.wallacecollection.org
Historic
London
townhouse.
25
galleries
with
d isplays
of
French
18th
century
Paintings,
Furniture,
Armoury,
and
porcelain.
Hayward
Gallery
The
South
Bank
Centre,
London
SE1
www.southbankcentre.co.uk
At
the
h eart
of
an
arts
quarter,
the
Haywood
gallery
h as
a
long
h istory
presenting
work
b y
the
worlds
most
adventurous
and
innovative
artists
including
music,
dance
literature
and
the
visual
Arts.
Whitechapel
G allery
77-­‐82
Whitechapel
High
Street,
City
of
London
www.whitechapelgallery.org/exhibitions
Whitechapel
has
premiered
world
class
artists
from
modern
masters
to
Contemporaries.
Various
exhibitions,
courses
and
workshops
p lease
visit
the
website.
Guildhall
Gallery
Guildhall
Yard,
City
of
London
EC2P
2WW
www.cityoflondon.gov.uk
Now
showing:
London’s
Waters:
400
years
of
the
n ew
river.
Until
March
2011.
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4. Serpentine
Gallery
Hyde
Park,
Kensington
Gardens
W2
3XA
www.serpentinegallery.org.uk
One
of
London’s
b est
loved
galleries
in
the
middle
of
Hyde
Park.
Modern
and
contemporary
art.
Now
showing:
Anish
Kapoor:
Turning
the
World
Upside
Down
until
13
March
2011.
Dulwich
Picture
G allery
Gallery
Road,
London,
SE21
www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk
Permanent
collection
of
European
old
master
paintings
of
the
1600s
and
1700s.
They
h old
lectures,
courses,
live
music
and
exhibitions.
Now
showing:
Norman
Rockwell’s
America.
The
b est-­‐known
and
most
b eloved
American
artist
of
the
20th
century.
Until
27th
March
2011.
Saatchi
Gallery
Duke
of
York’s
HQ,
Kings
Road,
Chelsea
S W3
4SQ
www.saatchi-­‐gallery.co.uk
Contemporary
art.
Young
British
artists
showing
at
the
gallery
has
provided
a
springboard
to
launch
careers.
Now
Showing:
Newspeak:
British
Art
Now
until
17
April
2011.
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5. ICA
12
Carlton
House
Terrace,
London
S W1Y
www.ica.org.uk
Dedicated
space
for
new,
experimental,
and
independent
arts
practice
and
ideas.
Films,
art,
performance,
live
art
and
talks.
Upcoming:
Nathaniel
Mellors
:
Our
h ouse.
S olo
exhibition
in
which
video,
sculpture,
performance
and
critical
writing
are
combined.
9th
March
until
15th
May
2011.
Barbican
Gallery
Silk
Street,
London
EC2Y
8DS
www.barbican.org.uk
From
acclaimed
architects
to
Turner
prize
winning
artists,
Barbican
Art
gallery
presents
major
exhibitions
b y
leading
international
figures.
Now
Showing:
Future
Beauty,
30
Years
of
Japanese
Fashion
until
6
F ebruary
2011.
COMMERCIAL
GALLERIES
White
Cube
Gallery
48
Hoxton
Square
N1
6PB
and
25-­‐26
Mason’s
Yard
SW1Y
6BU
www.whitecube.com
Contemporary
Art
gallery
that
carries
artists
such
as
Tracey
Emin,
Antony
Gormley,
Damien
Hirst,
Torres,
Gilbert
and
George,
and
Lucian
Freud.
Current
exhibition
:
Gilbert
&
George
until
19Th
F eb
2011
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6. Lazarides
Gallery
Rathbone
Place
W1T
1HR
www.lazinc.com
Now
showing:
Doug
F oster
until
17th
F eb
2011.
Hamiltons
Gallery
13
Carlos
Place,
Mount
Street
W1K
2EU
www.hamiltongallery.com
UK’s
foremost
photography
gallery.
Artists
include:
David
Bailey,
Horst
P
Horst,
Helmut
Newton,
Alison
Jackson
and
Miles
Aldridge.
Now
showing:
‘Manga
Dreams’
Anderson
&
Low.
Photographs
of
subjects
who
tailor
their
look
towards
that
of
characters
featured
in
Manga
cartoons.
Hauser
&
Wirth
23
Savile
Row
W15
2ET
www.hauserwirth.com
Represents
emerging
and
established
contemporary
artists.
Artists
include:
Subodh
Gupta,
Paul
McCarthy,
Michael
Raedecker.
Current
Exhibition:
Martin
Creed
‘Mothers’.
Creed’s
work
is
a ll
encompassing
and
s eems
to
seek
both
to
reassure
to
confound
expectations.
Until
5th
March
2011.
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7. Victoria
Miro
Gallery
16
Wharf
Rd,
City
of
London
N1
www.victoria-­‐miro.com
An
exhibition
space
on
two
floors
and
landscaped
garden
promoting
great
and
innovative
artists,
and
nurtures
the
best
talent
from
the
n ew
generation
of
artists
around
the
world.
Artists
include:
William
Eggleston,
Chantal
Joffe,
Grayson
Perry
and
Suling
Wang.
Upcoming
exhibition:
Varda
Caivano.
evocative,
elusive
and
exuding
a
quiet
confidence.
1st
Feb
until
12th
March
2011
SMALLER
GALLERIES
Camden
Arts
Centre
Arkwright
Road,
London,
N1
www.camdenartscentre.org
A
world-­‐class
contemporary
visual
arts
space.
Current
exhibition:
Simon
S tarling:
Never
The
Same
River
( Possible
Futures,
Probable
Pasts)
until
20
F eb
2011.
Estorick
Collection
39a
Canonbury
Square
N1
2AN
www.estorickcollection.com
From
Morandi
to
Guttuso.
Masterpieces
from
the
Alberto
Della
Ragione
Collection.
Della
Ragione
provides
an
extraordinarily
comprehensive
overview
of
Italian
modernism.
Until
3rd
April
2011
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8. Ben
Brown
Fine
Art
12
Brook’s
mews
W1K
4DG
and
21
Cork
Street
W1S
3LZ
By
Appointment
only.
www.benbrownfinearts.com
Showing
mainly
20th
century
international
artists
and
recent
photography.
Artists
include:
Ron
Arad,
Jean-­‐Michel
Basquiat,
Keith
Haring,
Thomas
Ruff,
Vik
Muniz.
Connaught
Brown
2
Albemarle
Street,
Mayfair
W1S
4HD
www.connaughtbrown.co.uk
One
of
Britain’s
leading
fine
art
galleries
specialising
in
paintings
and
drawings
from
the
French
impressionist
,Post-­‐Impressionist
and
Modern
Masters
art.
Current
exhibition:
British
sculpture:
landscape
in
sculpture
as
object.
Until
25th
March
2011
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