The Architecture Foundation is the leading body in this country for displaying and studying architecture. This is the home of the organisation and has a great gallery of works on display to the visitor. As well as this,...

The Arts Catalyst has a mission to extend and promote the fundamental shift in the dialogue between art and science and the perception of this change by the public at large. The centre works closely with national and internationally...

The Clockmakers' Museum was founded in 1813 and is the oldest specific timekeeping museum in the world. It was opened to the public in 1873 and carries an extensive collection of clocks and watches that belongs to the Worshipful...

E:VENT has a good reputation amongst galleries in the capital and is regarded as one of the most innovative exhibitors of contemporary art in London. Challenging its audience and developing the talents of new and emerging artists, the gallery...

The Geffrye presents the changing style of the English domestic interior from 1600 to the present day through a series of period rooms. The displays lead the visitor on a walk through time, from the 17th Century with oak furniture...

The Hut Project is an avant-garde contemporary art gallery. It aims to promote new and established artists in a range of styles, always challenging the traditional boundaries of art and people who are interested in it. The gallery...

This museum is set in the beautiful and quite unusual setting of Spitalfields Market in London. The collection is the first of its type and aims to fuse art with technology, making for a unique collection of kinetic artworks....

The London Metropolitan Archives hold an extensive collection of documents that has been gathered over a period of many hundreds of years. The majority of the documents relate to the historic communities of London and Middlesex. Almost every...

The Marx Memorial Library is located in London and brings together a large collection of work associated with the philosopher and political theorist Karl Marx. The pamphlets and writings that are on show are some of the most influential...

This foundation was first established in Liverpool, and this gallery and set of studios in London have been opened to expand the project across the country. The Rochelle School in Shoreditch offers visitors the chance to see some of...

Shoreditch Church, also known as St.Leonards, has been the parish church of Shoreditch for centuries. The first church to be built on the site is thought to be of Saxon origin, but the first historical record of it dates back...

This large green park was created during the 1970s, on a piece of land flattened by bombs during the Second World War. It now plays host to the annual Shoreditch Festival and is a popular park with local people. Shoreditch...

The farm is based in the east of London near Brick Lane and the Shoreditch Tube Station. We keep a range of traditional farmyard animals and pet animals including goats, pigs, sheep, donkey and cow as well as an assortment...

Studio 1.1 is an artist-led gallery that is committed to expanding contemporary art horizons in London and across the country. The centre hopes to create a forum for artistic dialogue and true originality in art of many forms....

T1+2 Gallery is a contemporary art facility that offers a diverse programme of exhibitions throughout the year. The gallery has an ongoing commitment to push the boundaries of traditional conventions in the art world, and shows a great many...

This gallery focuses largely on exhibiting the work of photojournalists, showcasing photos that are sent from expeditions and postings across the globe. Since it opened in 2002, the gallery has quickly gained a reputation as one of the most...

The Shadinata Trust was established to promote and develop Bengali history and culture in Britain. The centre offers a one stop shop for Bengali cultural affairs and recognises the importance of respecting culture and working to align both British...

White Cube opened in 2000 and has quickly gained a reputation as one of the foremost contemporary art galleries in the capital. Housed in a 1920s industrial space, naturally lit, creating an uninterrupted exhibition space, the gallery hosts a...

The Institute of International Visual Arts is based in the heart of London and is committed to progressing artworks by people from culturally diverse backgrounds and getting them into the public domain. The main gallery here is filled with...