Mall Galleries is a Art gallery located at The Mall, St. James's, London SW1Y 5AS, United Kingdom. It has received 634 reviews with an average rating of 4.6 stars.
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The address of Mall Galleries: The Mall, St. James's, London SW1Y 5AS, United Kingdom
Mall Galleries has 4.6 stars from 634 reviews
Art gallery
"In general all if the staff and technicians are friendly and helpful"
"As ever, the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours exhibition held at the Mall Galleries was a superb event with a wide range of high quality paintings on display"
"Fabulous!! I only visit here once a year for the Guild of Aviation Artists exhibition, but every year I am amazed at the paintings on display"
"So good to be able to do something 'normal' again"
"I recently went to the annual exhibition of the Royal Society of British Artists"
In general all if the staff and technicians are friendly and helpful. The galleries are well lit , spacious and interesting. I haven't tried the cuisine so cannot comment on that. I do wonder though how artists manage to submit their work down to the blatant rudeness of one obnoxious female. I didn't get her name as it was hard to get her to even acknowledge me nevermind anything else. She is a short, extremely important woman who clearly thought her position was such that I was so far beneath her I was not worthy of her attention. I was at the Mall Galleries to submit some huge, very heavy sculptures and was promised the help of some technicians to unload. I arrived at the drop off point where she and two colleagues were looking at a large screen picking out works for the show. I waited for seven minutes before interrupting her and asking if anybody would mind summoning the help. She looked me up and down and said 'what do you want?' I told her and she made a call saying only, 'there's another one here.' A further ten minutes passed before I interrupted her again to say I had driven 350 miles to submit this work and I had further clients to see and could she please enquire as to the whereabouts of the technicians I was promised. She said in a short, terse voice that he would be here. Without banging on about it too much longer I would like it to be known that i do not expect to be spoken to and treated in the manner which that awful, self important little monster dished out. And just so as she can be identified, she is probably around 5'3", couldn't really tell as she didn't get off her arse, brown, bobbed hair and I guess later twenties to early thirties. My visit was on Monday 23rd September at approximately 1 p.m.
As ever, the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours exhibition held at the Mall Galleries was a superb event with a wide range of high quality paintings on display. OK so this included one of mine! Aside from that, it was a stimulating couple of hours exploring the work of fellow watercolour painters, both RI members and non-members, who were also fortunate to be selected for the open exhibition. There was an extra exhilaration at this being the first art exhibition I have visited since the start of the pandemic in early 2020 and, despite masks, there was a real sense of energy & excitement at being part of such a joyous communal event. Would heartily recommend. There's also some wonderful work still available to buy.
Fabulous!! I only visit here once a year for the Guild of Aviation Artists exhibition, but every year I am amazed at the paintings on display. They do many exhibitions all through the year so I am sure that you will be able to see something that you like if you are into art, or if like me you are a member of a particular society / club / organisation who shows atcthe gallery. They have a reasonable café, and an art book store, as well as being able to purchase any of the pictures on display at that exhibition anyway. Free lockers (£1 deposit) available also stop you having to take all your bags, coats, shopping around with you! Why can't more museums / galleries do this??!! Good clean toilets as well.
So good to be able to do something 'normal' again. Visiting the Mall Galleries was no different to past visits apart from having to wear a mask and no cloakroom facilities for bags and coats. Went on the only late night as a Member but the early closing time on other days is not very helpful for any other visits. Not sure how long the exhibition had been set up for viewing but some of the sculptures could have done with a dust before opening. Not trying to sound negative just wanted to pass on some thoughts to the management. Overall, as always a show of all kinds of talent from new to established artists all in the same galleries, something to be found for everyone's taste.
I recently went to the annual exhibition of the Royal Society of British Artists. Really great to be back at the Mall Galleries; booking was straightforward and the galleries were reasonably quiet, thanks, presumably, to the timed ticket system. Staff were, as ever, welcoming and friendly. Great exhibition of figurative art in a wide variety of media. Despite the one-way system it was quite easy to go round again to revisit any pieces of art that I wanted to. Of course I missed the cafe (and the coat-hanging space) but the loos were open. The Mall Galleries have done well to get us visiting in person again - I have already booked my next visit!
It was the first exhibition I've seen physically since the pandemic so was a bit anxious about entering the gallery. My fears were completely unfounded - I felt safe while inside viewing the works and had no concerns whatsoever. I thoroughly enjoyed the exhibition ...though I did miss not be able to sit and have a coffee halfway through...!! Of course, no refreshments allowed inside. There were some 'covid safe' benches thoughtfully placed if you needed to sit and examine a particular painting. I also loved so much of the sculpture pieces on display - an excellent exhibition!
I visited the Mall Galleries with my wife to see the Plantae 2023 exhibit brought together by the Society of Botanical Artists. Lovely venue with easy access and close to many other attractions as well as cafés etc. Lovely staff, well laid out venue and very light and open in the main hall allowing the artwork to shine. Well worth a visit. Keep an eye open for the entrance though as it can blend in a little (I had to point it out to some tourists). Highly recommended.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
It was great to be back in the mall Gallery again and able to see and almost feel the presence of each artwork in way just not possible with even the best virtual experience. The diversity of different expression of water colour techniques and styles is a delight, and the artworks range from beautiful renditions of the artist vision to the gritty and sometimes harsh emotions that flow out image and into our perceptions. It is also a peaceful space to enjoy a moment of quiet in the frenetic pace of the noisy city that surrounds. Get there if you can.
An excellent exhibition of contemporary oil paintings many of which I would be very pleased to have hanging on my own walls. The paintings are for sale and I was told that there are new exhibits every few weeks. The cost of entry is £5 unless you join as a member.The staff are very friendly and welcoming .Also in this building is an exhibition of miniature paintings which are all of an extremely high standard.I would certainly recommend anyone who is interested in art which shows real artistic talent and ability to visit this gallery.
The watercolour exhibition was very enjoyable. It had everything I needed except a cup of coffee ! Ample space to see the paintings safely. A large variety of painting styles, from puzzling to photographic perfection which is not my favourite style but I certainly admire the artists's skills. A good variety of portraits too. And there was the enjoyment of trying to work out why some of the paintings had been given a prize when others which I preferred hadn't. I go to exhibitions to be stimulated and I was by this one. Thank you.
Love this gallery, it's the perfect size to lose yourself for a couple of hours. I was at the Society of Wildlife Artists annual exhibition, beautiful work by a wide variety of artists and media. Great location, staff are lovely, there's a small cafe and very reasonable entry fee of £5. My only gripe was the toilets not working, (male and female) which accounts for the 4 stars, but hopefully that was a one off. Will be back soon hopefully
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
I have been a Friend of the Mall Galleries for many years and am able to visit most of the exhibitions there. The exhibits are always very well displayed, well lit with plenty of room to move around. The gallery staff are always pleasant and helpful. In pre-Covid times I enjoyed having a coffee in the gallery and browsing through the books and cards in the gallery shop. One day I hope they will be open again to visitors. My recent visit to the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours was brilliant, very well worth a visit.
I was so pleased to be able to visit The Mall Gallery again in time to enjoy the water colour exhibition. As usual the exhibition was wonderful, just as good as before. I was impressed by how well things were organised for a safe visit. It was easy to see exactly where we had to walk and the arrangements neither restricted the view nor spoilt the enjoyment. I will be even more pleased when the restriction can be lifted completely but in the meantime, Well done and I look forward to my next visit. Thank you, Rachel Harper.
After a summer of being denied such pleasures, it was a relief to visit two exceptional exhibitions at the Mall Galleries. With the pre-booking system the numbers were restricted to a time slot and everyone wore masks. The only other change was a one way system that work well to guide people around the paintings in a safe manner. I missed the refreshments and book sales but the everything else was as normal. Travelling into London and around easy as there appear to be hardly anyone in central areas at this time.
I am a frequent visitor to the Mall Galleries and have enjoyed many exhibitions over the years. I live near Cambridge and call into the Mall Galleries when I am in London. I usually manage to see most of the exhibitions. So I have missed it during the lockdown periods. It was a very enjoyable experience to be able to see the Royal Society of British Artists exhibition last weekend. The layout was excellent and the one-way system worked well. And, of course, the exhibition was as eclectic as ever.
A veritable gem. We don't get as much chance to go as we would like, but it is absolutely worth the effort. This was a collection of art curated by key members of the gallery. An astonishing range and variety of work. There was an artist demonstrating his skills while we were there and so engaging. One of our go to places in the whole of London!
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
Not sure
Hygiene at the Gallery was first class. It was a great joy being able to examine real paintings after months of isolation. Pictures were well displayed and it was easy to keep away from others and enjoy the paintings. I missed the cafe and being able to reflect on some works from the middle of the room, but there it is! I would very much like to visit the Marine Artists exhibition but my concern is the train journey to London.
This gallery is a wonderful place for connoisseurs of the art. I'm one of them and my dream is to have a house full with paintings. Last month I bought one from Mall Gallery and I'm very satisfied and proud with me. I can't describe what the feeling to watch the paint on my wall make me fell relaxed and I forgot for every problem in my life. :))) Congrats to every artist in the gallery, who creates his own exhibition.
This Gallery and cafe is a Gem. Was most delightful to enjoy a coffee and cake in the cafe away from heavy crowds of nearby streets. Quiet tranquillity and interesting Art which is for sale ( expensive but interesting ) Free admission. Almost Royal experience given its proximity to Buckingham palace. A++++. My next visits to London will most definitely include further visits to this cafe for relaxation and peace.
Gorgeous venue, highlighting great works of art. On 2 levels, with the entrance on the upper floor and gallery on the ground floor. The floor space exhibiting art, bathroom and a little cafe. If you are lucky enough you may have an opportunity to meet the artists who are warm and friendly. Clean and well presented. You will definitely enjoy your time here.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
My favourite Gallery in London, always a wonderful place to visit, even during these difficult times. We felt perfectly safe and socially distanced but were able to move around the gallery at our own pace and enjoy being back amongst beautiful art works. Felt very privileged to be a participating artist this year after so many times visiting as a spectator (and took a socially distance selfie too!)
The Mall is a small gallery which generally shows the works of groups of artists, for example this week is the Society of Pastel Artists and also the Wapping Group who paint around the Thames and the coast. It is a charming and intimate gallery. Many of the works are for sale. It also has a cafe located in the middle of the gallery; so you can have your tea and cakes surrounded by affordable art.
I love visiting this gallery. It's small and has never been too busy when I've been there. The exhibitions vary. The best one I've seen was a watercolour exhibition - so many different styles of watercolour painting. It's not expensive, has a place where you can buy tea/coffee and sit in the gallery itself to drink. The small shop has a good range of lovely cards and books. Recommended.
A delightful lesser known gallery showcasing regularly changing themed exhibitions by amateur British artists. A great space with good coffee, a super shop, nice loos and decent prices. You should go...it's the perfect antidote to the RA / National Gallery when the pall on you. And in such a setting! ( Spot Old Beakey's inside one of the Admiralty Arches as you go in.
The Mall Galleries are really now very safe to visit with controlled ticketing and safe distancing, I felt very safe there. This years exhibition was good but not quite as good as some past years. It's a bit like wine vintage. It varies. I would definitely go again and look forward to the next exhibition. The staff are always very charming and most helpful. - Richard
Private art gallery, so you will need to pay. Membership is a good idea. There are frequent changes of exhibitions featuring contemporary art. Membership gives you entry, members' viewings and a free brochure / programme. Sited over 3 rooms with a café and usual facilities. Very pleasant atmosphere with a wealth of exhibits and talent. Staff are friendly and helpful.
It was great to be back at the Mall Galleries last week. It's one of the things I missed most during lock down. It was not crowded and we felt totally safe. The exhibition was terrific with lots of beautiful work. The coffee bar is not yet open but there's always the cafe in St James's park for a cup of coffee afterwards. I'm looking forward to the visiting again.
This is one of my favourite galleries in London. It has an excellent range of exhibitions and unlike the larger galleries you can view the whole exhibition without feeling overwhelmed by the number of exhibits and can better appreciate and remember all you have seen. And then of course you can follow up your visit with a walk round the beautiful St James' Park.
Free and of mid-size, so there’s enough to see! I don’t know why I had never gone here before, because the art displayed was so innovative that this place has to be within my top 5 favourite galleries. Definitely worth a visit - and you can drink some coffee while visiting too
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
What a great exhibition. It is fantastic to be looking at art work again in person so much better than doing it online. The staff at the Mall Galleries have gone out of their way to make the galleries as covid safe as possible and everybody follows the rules so you can just enjoy the art work. Lots of paintings to fall in love with.
I was there for the Korean Art London exhibition. It was just amazing the art collection for this exhibition. In terms of the location, it's very convenient. I love that there's a cafe, I sat there and admired the art for a while with my cuppa.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
Yes
Perfect size gallery with the wonderful opportunity of talking directly with some of the exhibited artists! I had just seen the pastel exhibition and it was incredible the variety in art included in terms of style, technique and use of material! Such an incredible gallery providing great opportunities to young or seasoned artist
Lovely large bright gallery that always has something interesting to see, friendly staff, but the best thing is being able to sit in the actual gallery and have tea and cake. I go here quite a lot and it’s a great place to take visitors to London who want something calmer than the crowds of big galleries and visual beauty
This is a gem to visit. The current exhibitions are free and both interesting. It's not crowded and has a nice little cafe for snacks and drinks. We wandered in off the Mall during a walk to Green Park and saw excellent work by artists previously unknown to us. Definitely worth a visit but check what's on via the website.
One of the Best Galleries in London , no doubt. Their program over the year is of such extent and quality , that , when visiting London or passing by Trafalgar Square , one should always pass by The Mall Galleries , even if just to enjoy their fine space and a warm coffee surrounded by beautiful artworks. Must Visit
It's a nice gallery and the Portraiture exhibition is excellent. But... We booked and paid for 15:30, arrived early and by 15:45 were told the gallery was closing. In the end we didn't have time to see everything. The staff were much more interested in going home than in their paying customers. Disappointing.
Warning: there is no café here so try not to be too early for an event! Other than that it is a really lovely gallery with a good choice of products for sale as well as lots of beautiful paintings and sculptures, all for sale if you are feeling rich. They keep art materials for visitors to use as well.
These galleries show a good variety of art work, with a beautiful space and location to match. We enjoyed an afternoon of a walk in the park, the gallery culture, along with refreshments at the gallery, too. Lovely to have quiet time and culture, so close to the Palace in this beautiful, busy city.
A very small but friend!y gallery that is well worth a visit combining oil, watercolours and other mixed media with small sculpture pieces. Has a nice tea room area and clean toilets. The sea scapes and wildlife exhibitions are my favourite. Here are pictures from last year's wildlife exhibition.
Thoroughly delightful low key gallery with an eclectic mix of art work on display. Perhaps the lighting could be improved as the works were hung very snugly? Plenty of space for viewing and socially distancing if you're worried about crowds. A nice contrast to big galleries and worth supporting.
Sometimes you have to pay, sometimes you don't. It depends on the paintings being exhibited. I went a few weeks ago and the paintings were incredible. Bonus is the small cafe selling excellent coffee ☕️
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
A lovely Gallery, conveniently situated just through Admiralty Arch. The space inside the just enough for the various exhibitions that are staged here. Not too big and not too small. Very friendly atmosphere and helpful staff. Certainly worth a visit depending upon the exhibition.
One of my favourite hidden treasures of London. The Royal Society of British Artists Annual Exhibition in April 2021, and the watercolours Exhibition in May 2021 were both a real treat. Such a variety of art and talent on show. And very thorough covid precautions as you'd expect.
This is a small gallery really close to Trafalgar Square It usually has interesting exhibitions and as it is not too large I am usually interested enough to get to the end of viewing all the exhibits without getting tired. It has its own cafe and a bookshop Always interesting.
The Mall Galleries are located 5 minutes away from Trafalgar Square, tucked away along a path of lined trees. Blink and you'll miss it. I visit this place often. I particularly like the painting exhibitions. Well worth a visit and the entrance fee is always reasonably priced.
Good central London bgallery space with regularly changing exhibitions. Not a destination gallery but as green park is across the road, combine the two and have a great afternoon out. Obviously depends on one's taste what's on show, so check out the website before going.
Nice gallery with a big selection of paintings. There is a cafeteria, small book and postcard shop, wheelchair access & elevator and toilets. There was a £4 entrance fee. I’m giving it 4 stars because it was a bit crowded and I had to wait to see some of the paintings.
As ever the galleries were a joy with paintings hung neatly and friendly staff always available to assist with any questions. Well presented and thoughtfully curated. It's such a lovely opportunity to see excellent and varied work in calm and spacious surroundings.
Visited the NEAC exhibition. Wonderful space with a good cafe. Quite a large gallery with multiple rooms. The NEAC exhibition itself was excellent. Friendly staff at the door and at the cafe. Came away with a number of new names to follow. Highly recommended.
Love this gallery. It's small and intimate, the staff are friendly, the cafe sells lovely coffee. The tables and chairs are in the larger gallery so you can enjoy your drink while viewing the exhibits. They also offer a very reasonable option of buying them.
Great gallery, they have some interesting exhibitions on including the 2015 Pink Lady Photography winners. If you're an artist looking for somewhere to exhibit that is not too big but has plenty going for it including location, this is where you want to be
Is a very big open space gallery, has great light an amazing team that runs the gallery. the location it’s absolutely perfect and what artists and what art this gallery host it’s something to really look at. I can’t wait to return to see an exhibition.
Love this annual exhibition, showing pieces from a wide variety of talented water colour artists. I appreciate each painting and then enjoy examining the many different techniques used. I felt safe and comfortable with the covid arrangements in place.
It is always a treat to visit this gallery. The standard of work is often breathtaking. the artworks are well displayed in a pleasant space. I have also enjoyed many interesting art events such as demonstrations and workshops. Highly recommended!
This gallery is special, showing work of real artists not prima Donna's. Always relaxed and inviting space to view art and have a coffee. Exhibitions change regularly. When for sale prices are quite affordable. Better than RA summer exhibition.
A warm welcome from staff and a small but well stocked shop of art books and gifts. The gallery space was light and airy and exhibits were well displayed. Didn't try the coffee shop but it appeared to serve fresh cakes and hot drinks.
Huge array of beautiful paintings and sculptures from members British Society Artists on display. The gallery has a one way system and timed tickets to ensure safe socially distanced visits, and it's a lovely airy space to enjoy art
Delightful airy and well lit space. Very well organized for socially distanced visits with timed entry and an efficient one-way system. The RBA annual exhibition is a delight and proof that there is light at the end of this tunnel!
Another great show from the rba with a high standard of work from the members as well as from non members and young artists. The gallery is also well equipped to deal with the co vid restrictions social distancing is no problem
Amazing gallery with lots of space. I attended a food photo award ceremony. It was packed with around 500 people. The staff was helpful. It is in the heart of London. Parking could be an issue but other than that, it is great!
We enjoyed visiting the Mall Galleries, convenient near several Tube Stations. The space is much bigger than it looks at first with several rooms including a gift shop and a cafe. We saw an excellent portrait exhibition there.
So easily missed, this is a commercial gallery but displays exhibitions and welcomes anyone interested to come and enjoy the art like any public art gallery. In addition, they run the most interesting workshops (free).
An annual feast for lovers of figurative painting. Mall Galleries have done their best to make viewing a pleasure despite the current covid restrictions. It's great to be able to go to a real exhibition after so long!
Having the opportunity to really get close to art again was such a pleasure. I really enjoyed the exhibition a great variety of different mediums and styles. The staff were all very helpful and friendly, many thanks.
Great gallery by Admiralty Arch and the Women in Art Fair is superb. Could have lost a star because the cafe wasn’t open late afternoon. Well worth a visit.
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Great watercolour exhibition! Shame my favourite was marked as sold... but hey-ho! It was fantastic to be back viewing art in a beautiful gallery in a stunning location in my favourite city in the world. Thank you x
Fab Space. Small but perfectly formed. Perfect for a half day visit, in an amazing historic part of London. A haven from all the hustle and bustle. Plus the cafe had the gooiest cake I've seen in many a long day...
I have visited Mall galleries many times and have always enjoyed the experience. Well presented, fantastic range of art. I always come away inspired. Its great value for money, ( sometimes free ). Friendly staff.
Lovely space, cheap entry, excellent exhibitions. Worth keeping a frequent eye on what's on. Shop full of interesting books, beautiful cards and other good stuff. Cafe area tiny but does beverages and cakes......
It's an excellent exhibition with an amazing variety of pictures and sculptures. Social distancing was fully maintained and sanitisers available on entry. Pre booking ensures that the gallery is not too crowded.
Went for wildlife artist exhibition. Lovely gallery. Free. There is a cafe, we didn't try it but many others did !
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
1 hr+
Reservation recommended
Not sure
Very comfortable and felt safe with masks and social distancing adhered to but did not affect my enjoyment of the exhibition which as usual was terrific with such variety, diversity and especially talent
Well organised. Helpful staff. Excellent exhibitions (I've been twice already). No café yet but the loos are open. Easy to get to and very interesting and varied works to look at (and buy - optional!)
How lovely to be able to attend the RBA's annual show at Mall Galleries this week. The galleries are always a pleasure to visit - great staff, lighting, atmosphere and such a lot of space. Thank you
One of my favourite galleries. Totally accessible art - plenty stuff that you could hang on your own wall and enjoy. Nice cafe with great coffee and some of the world's most expensive small cakes!
On the Mall so a wonderful position the Mall Galleries hosts the Pastel society exhibition. It's a bright, small to medium sized gallery with very friendly staff. I always enjoy going there.
I love coming here... I've always enjoyed the exhibitions. Small enough to just pop in and enjoy. There's a restroom and a tiny cafe and book/gift shop area. Seating areas just to relax too
Small gallery with frequently changing exhibitions. Specialises in contemporary British art, particularly representational painting. Works often for sale, often "affordable" (sub £1k)
We thoroughly enjoyed the recent Paintings by Water Colour Artists at the Pall Mall Galleries. A beautiful and fascinating display of art and a pleasant space in which to view them.
Saw the wildlife exhibition, what artistic talent we have in this country! Seeing is believing.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Nice place to visit. Don't forget to visit this place when you are visiting Buckingham palace, Admiralty arch of Trafalgar Square. Wonderful arts and craft collections are there.
As always, a great exhibition. Lots if different materials. Impressed with the cardboard.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
1 hr+
Reservation recommended
Not sure
Wonderful small gallery well worth a visit. You need to check on the exhibition showing as they change frequently. Went to the Pastel Society one this week can recommend it.
An incredible eclectic selection of stunning paintings by the Royal Society of British Artists. So wonderful to walk around this prestigious Gallery after our long lockdown.
Beautifully set out spacious well proportioned gallery in central London, good for a coffee and fully disability access enabled :)) (charge to view exhibitions)
A lovely space that is never overcrowded. I always enjoy a visit to The Mall Galleries and look forward to being able to have a coffee once the cafe can reopen.
I love this gallery. Its always interesting and full of brilliant works of art. A small gallery but well worth visiting, and a very reasonable price for entry
NEAC exhibition really good value at £5.00 if you have an hour to kill and are in the trafalgar square area. HRH has a couple of his paintings included too.
Lovely gallery - well organised re social distancing: toilets available but no coffee/tea shop yet sadly (but I’m sure that will come). A little hidden gem
A brilliant gallery, always great exhibitions. Good value.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
Not sure
Safe place to visit, great exhibition as always. I would recommend these Galleries to all Art Lovers and anyone who wishes to broaden their horizons.
Lovely gallery, plenty of art! The coffee shop is now open and better than ever! Staff very friendly and all exhibitions are great value. Love it!
Small gallery which always has interesting exhibitions. Reasonable entrance fee, and a small cafe for a coffee after your perusal. Enjoyed it.
Such a lovely gallery. I had never been before and was so pleasantly surprised. Sadly I didn't have much time but the cafe looked nice too!!!
Nice place, good exhibitions. Helpful staff
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
Not sure
Lovely to see the Mall Galleries open. Really enjoyed my visit to both the portrait and with water colour exhibitions. High standard.
As ever, a lovely place to visit. It felt completely safe and comfortable - but missed the little coffee bar! Some lovely exhibits.
I had a friend showing in the ING exhibition and had never been to this gallery before. What a lovely relaxed space, will go again
Great to pop in and see the paintings. Small gallery, always interesting. Love coffee shop. Such a wonderful area as well.
Great space and I testing exhibition
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
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