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Simon Oldfield Gallery
First Floor, 94 Mount Street, Mayfair, London, W1K 2SZOur programme is ambitious and collaborative. We work closely with artists and independent curators to realise projects with strong curatorial vision and clarity. Since our inaugural show in 2009 we have presented work by both UK and international…
Subway Gallery
Kiosk 1 Joe Strummer Subway, Edgware Road – Harrow Road,
London,
W2 1DX
The Subway Gallery, born on the 6th of June 2006, is situated below Edgware Rd/Harrow Rd crossing in a W2 pedestrian subway underneath landmarks such as Paddington Green, Marylebone flyover and the Metropole Hilton Hotel. Conceived by artist Robert…
The Minories Galleries
74 High Street, Colchester, Essex, CO1 1UEA listed Georgian building, The Minories is of local importance within the historic town of Colchester. The Victor Batte-Lay Foundation, over the years assisted by the Friends of the Minories support group, have ensured the building be used to the…
Analogue
39 Candlemaker Row,
Edinburgh,
EH1 2QB
So much more than just another art bookshop. Analogue is a hip design hub, gallery, and one of the best places to find out about the new movement of local graphic and graffiti artists like Elph and Kirsty Whiten. If there was such a thing as a bible of…
Bilston Craft Gallery
Mount Pleasant,
Bilston,
West Midlands,
WV14 7LU
Bilston Craft Gallery is the largest dedicated craft venue in the West Midlands. The Gallery’s permanent exhibition, Craftsense, explores 300 years of craft history and displays the best of our craft and decorative art collections as well as dazzling…
Burrell Collection
2060 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow, G43 1ATIn the heart of Pollok Country Park is this collection of art, including work by Degas, Rodin and Cézanne as well as ancient and medieval artefacts. It is named after shipping tycoon Sir William Burrell who amassed much of its collection of over 8000…
Café Cosmo
Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street, Glasgow, G3 6RBJust as the cinematic offerings at the GFT are a million miles from the standard multiplex fare, so is the café a welcome departure from harshly lit popcorn pushers and hot dog dispensers. It’s a cosy haven, with low lighting, dark blue walls and a…
