- Saatchi Gallery - innovative
forum for contemporary art, presenting work by largely unseen young
artists or by established international artists whose work has been
rarely or never exhibited in the UK
- Guildhall
Art Gallery - 250 works of art shown with a programme of temporary
exhibitions exploring different themes
- Percival
David Foundation of Chinese Art - promoting the study and teaching
of Chinese art and culture
- ICA - Institute of Contemporary
Art 'the cultural Mecca on the Mall'
- Somerset House -
home to Courtauld art gallery, Hermitage Rooms and Gilbert Collection
- Mall Galleries - on
the Mall near Trafalgar Square, home of the Federation of British Artists
- Ben Uri Gallery - the London
Jewish Museum of Art
- County Hall Gallery
- next to the London Eye, currently showing the Dali Universe (some
of which are displayed outside)
- Bankside Gallery -
on the South Bank next to the Tate Modern, home of the Royal Watercolour
Society (founded 1804) and the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers
(founded 1880)
- Hayward Gallery - part of
the South Bank complex near Waterloo
- Courtauld Institute of Art
- see works by Van Gogh, Monet, Cezanne, Renoir, Manet et al at
Somerset House. Ice skating in the courtyard most winters
- National
Gallery - overlooking Tragalgar Square, this includes the new Sainsbury's
Wing as well as the National
Portrait Gallery
- Whitechapel Art Gallery
- relatively out of the way gallery founded in 1901 to 'bring great
art to the people of the East End of London'
- Tate Modern
- the site for London's latest modern art gallery on the south bank.
Includes links to the original Tate Britain and other Tate sites
- Royal Academy of Arts
- classical collections and some modern art exhibitions in grand buildings
on Piccadilly
- The Serpentine Gallery
- modern art exhibitions in picturesque building set in Hyde Park
- PhotoLondon - online
highlights from the photographic collections of some of London's libraries,
museums and archives
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