A very impressive a good gallery. We visited this gallery to see the Bob Marley exhibition, it was very good and was full of his works and some of his equipment. There was also lots of very good pictures and peices of equipment used in his live shows which have never been seen before. There is also a silent disco which is a very cool experience. It’s over 2 floors and they are both full of things, it’s a little bit pricey but worth it.

Went recently for the Tiffany & Co Vision & Virtuosity Exhibition. A bit crowded to be honest & very warm inside. I'm surprised they don't have air conditioning - especially for a summer exhibition. There are 7 rooms (or chapters), but only 6 where you're allowed to take photos - although photos can't possibly capture the detail & beauty of the jewellery. The window displays are impressive, the exhibition is well done, but the most impressive viewing is of the legendary 128.54 carat Tiffany diamond.

We visited the Saatchi Gallery for the first time and it was an amazing experience. During our visit, we explored the interactive exhibition "The Oulim in London", which is celebrating 140 years of friendship between the UK and Korea. The exhibition showcased the splendor of K-Content, including K-pop, K-dramas, games, fashion, and music. The best part is that tickets for this fantastic exhibition are completely free! However, it is only available until the 5th of November, so be sure to book your tickets now!

It was my first visit to the Saatchi Gallery so I wasn’t sure what to expect. We came to see the Westminster Creative Collective children’s art exhibition; which definitely exceeded my expectations (Well done kids!). The gallery is a beautiful exhibition space with lots of powerful artwork on view across five floors. There’s a gift shop on the ground floor where you can purchase some of the artists work as well as books, posters etc.

It was my second visit but the first one this decade. Saturday and the market was on outside. The whole place was buzzing with a sunny summer atmosphere. We went to see the JR exhibition and to be honest I didn’t expect it to be as powerful as it was. From what I remember the permanent exhibits are fun and enticing. At the very end we had Polish and Korean dumplings from the market. Not together. They were both delicious. Polish ones only slightly better.

An unforgettable experience! Love all the artwork! What a beautiful exhibition! (British Art Fair 2023)

We visited the Saatchi gallery for the JR exhibition! We loved the exhibition for the scale of the work with buildings used as tableaus for the art. The centre itself is in a beautiful building with manicured lawns. The staff were friendly and engaging and the gift shop has some interesting things. The centre is as good as the exhibits so if it’s something you’re interested in then this is a lovely calm place to view.

Visited the Tiffany&Co exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. You have to book in advance online in order to visit it. There was a short queue at the time of our booking. Went inside pretty quickly. No one at the entrance didn't let us know pictures are not allowed in the first room. While taking a picture got stopped by a rude security man that say pictures are not allowed. The whole exhibition was absolutely beautiful and showed so much facts about the history of the company and so many pieces of jewellery. Everything looked amazing. Another negative thing was that it was quite overcrowded and in some room there wasn't any air conditioning on. Resulting in rooms filled with people and no air flowing. There was a very kind member of staff at the room where the yellow diamond was. He even showed everyone how to take the perfect picture of the diamond as it's quite the challenge. Absolute star! Considering it is a free of charge exhibition it is worth visiting even with the few negative bits.

We recently visited the free Tiffany & Co Vision & Virtuosity Exhibition which was truly remarkable. You have to book tickets on the Tiffany app, very busy exhibitions. Really enjoyed the showcase of seven rooms of pure diamond. The decor is completely different from other exhibitions, at the end they have shops where you can check your size and order custom made jewellery. I would highly recommend it. Best to go by train (5 minute walk) or bus as it's really difficult to park car. Lots of top brand shops round the high street and places to eat. Great day out for any age and it's free.

The Saatchi Gallery is a must-visit destination for any art enthusiast. This impressive venue offers a diverse range of contemporary art exhibitions, showcasing works from both established and emerging artists. The gallery's latest exhibition, BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON, is particularly noteworthy. The exhibition features a fascinating collection of memorabilia from the hip hop old school, including works by the Beastie Boys and Obey, as well as art from Robert 3D, the singer of Massive Attack. The exhibition is both entertaining and informative, providing visitors with a unique insight into the evolution of hip hop culture and its influence on art. One downside, however, is the high cost of admission. At £25 per ticket, it may be too steep for some visitors, especially considering that years ago, part of the exhibition was free. Nonetheless, the Saatchi Gallery is a very interesting spot for art lovers and the BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON exhibition is definitely worth a visit for those interested in the intersection of hip hop and art. Overall, the Saatchi Gallery remains one of London's top art destinations, and I highly recommend a visit.

The Gallery was very empty and was exceptionally interesting. The Gallery was relatively cheap and not too small. It was also not too big, compared to the British National Museum which is way to big for one day.

I’m not a fan of post modernism. It captures no beauty, no warmth, no inspiration and definitely nothing interesting. They had other paid exhibitions but the free ones were so odd and uninspiring I couldn’t see forking over good money. The most interesting things about this about this was the gift shop.

Came a bit late after the Army museum so only got time to see down stairs will have to come back another day to see it properly before I decide to give it a 5 star review or not.

A wonderful gallery. The building and surroundings are worth a visit in their own right. The ground floor is usually reserved for free exhibitions. On this occassion I visited one such free exhibition by Ukrainian artist Mariya Prymachenko. Thorough enjoyable. Definitely recommend a visit. @MyBucketListAt60

We visited the Saatchi Gallery to view the Tutankhamen Exhibition. Firstly the gallery itself is just 5-8 minute walk away from Sloan Square tube station. If you come out of the tube station and look for the Hugo Boss store then walk past the store with it to your left then you will come to the Gallery on your left. There are security checks at the entrance where your bags will be searched. There is no food or drinks allowed to be taken inside but if you have a bottle of water closed then they just say you can take it in as long as you don't drink it inside. There is also no flash photography or videos allowed to be taken. I just turned off my flash which is better anyway. As it would just reflect of the glass. There is a cloakroom at the entrance but they charge between £1-3. There is a cafe and toilets inside also on the ground floor. The exhibition is amazing and well worth the money. There are over 150 artifacts from Tutankhamen's Tomb displayed in the exhibition. So amazing to see these along with the photographs from when Carter discovered the tomb. I would recommend going here to see the artifacts which are in beautiful condition. As they will all be in the new museum in Ciro later in the year. I have taken loads of pictures of the exhibits and descriptions. So you can have a taste of what to expect. I have probably gone a bit trigger happy and took pictures of most of the exhibition. I hope this review and pictures help you and if it does please like this review.

Went to the Saatchi Gallery to see the Tutankhamun exhibition. The display lacked the iconic death mask but contained hundreds of beautifully crafted and fascinating pieces. Moving around the exhibition requires patience as it seems the entire world wants to take this last chance to view the collection outside of Egypt. It was crowded, but for the most part orderly. We were able to get a good look at everything and were very glad we were able to see the astonishing display.

First time visit… I went to the graduate 2021 exhibition, some beautiful pieces of artwork made by students. I’ve added pictures of some of my favourites! I would definitely visit again.

Visited THE HALO MASTERPIECE, very clean gallery, guidelines we clear for being inside and plenty of places to use the appropriate hand gel to keep clean. Staff were helpful and guided us to the right gallery

My first visit to Saatchi Gallery and boy is this place impressive! The building itself is quite remarkable and they've certainly put on an excellent show for the legend that is Bob Marley! Unseen studio footage in a silent disco, never before seen photos and a whole host of awards, albums, tour gear and insights into his life. They even provide an audio of an interview when Bob was shot! We did hope for a little more detail in places but this certainly didn't retract from the experience. A must see for any Marley fans!

The Bob Marley One Love Experience makes its global debut at London’s iconic Saatchi Gallery for a limited ten-week exhibition this February. This unique experience will showcase unseen Marley photographs and memorabilia whilst immersing audiences on a journey through his lifestyle, passions, influences, and enduring legacy. Fans will venture through the exhibition, greeted by different elements of Bob Marley’s multi-faceted life. The One Love Music Room will commemorate Bob Marley’s achievements through accolades and giant art installations. A multi-sensory experience can be discovered in the One Love Forest, and at the heart of the exhibition fans will be able to honor and rejoice in Marley’s musical catalogue at the Soul Shakedown Studio – a live listening experience. The Beautiful Life area will allow fans to delve deeper into Marley’s other personal joys, from football to family, whilst the Concrete Jungle and Fan Art Exhibition will be anchored by world famous artworks by Mr. Brainwash. Audiences will then be able to discover The Next Gen Room celebrating Bob’s family and legacy through the next generation

It was amazing. I was in wheelchair and Security and Museum Staff were all soo friendly and helpful. The visitors were all very jovial and friendly as well. They are wheel hair friendly which helped make my day. That was my first day out since COVID 2019. Loved every minute.

I was particularly struck by the incredible work of Lisa Ivory and Joanna Whittle’s miniatures. The gallery is easy to get to and the staff are friendly. This was a free exhibition though I have been to art fairs here which do require booking tickets. I particularly enjoyed the scene of the large screen and Wimbledon being broadcast outside. Very British!

Well curated gallery! I went there for the british art fair, we paid a fee to access the gallery so you had only serious buyers inside or art lovers and critics. It’s a 3 storey gallery that contains a huge collection of contemporary art. I’m definitely going back to check out other shows. It’s facing a beautiful garden surrounded by cafes.

I went to visit the Oulim exhibition, from Korea. Had a blast! My first time in the Saatchi gallery, will be back for other exhibitions. Lovely gallery set in a tranquil place.

I was very happy to have the pleasure of seeing a great exhibition without compulsory tickets. And I was surprised by how great it was!

Beautiful building featuring various, eclectic, mixed range of art exhibitions. Lovely surroundings and seating areas in the heart of Chelsea. Whether you like the art within, is a matter of personal taste.

Great gallery/ exhibition space in an excellent location on the Kings Road. Really easy to get to and plenty of cafes shops and restaurants around. Set in an interesting building which lends itself to presenting art history and culture. Some of the larger exhibitions are a bit over priced.

Tutankhamen Exhibition in March. + Really well executed. + Some phenomenal pieces + Well written and accessibly conveyed history - A little bit too busy to thoroughly enjoy. Can imagine it gets busier too.

I do love the Saatchi gallery. The current London Grads exhibit is £3, booked in advance to control numbers. Can’t say it’s my cup of tea although there are a couple of artists who are clearly going to be huge. I’m not sufficiently informed to recognise the artistic merit of attaching the seat and neck of an old office chair to the wall. Nonetheless, huge respect to Saatchi for his ongoing support of young, unknown artists (if not his treatment of Nigella).

(Translated by Google) Good works, good place, you breathe art and good quality. The only thing missing is ... what they do NOT have yet, but I'll leave it here. (Original) Buenas obras, buen lugar, se respira arte y buena calidad. Lo único que falta es ....lo que NO tienen todavía pero, yo aqui lo dejare.😏🤭

Very wonderful exhibition

A very nice gallery with loads of green space in front of it to spend some time before or after your visit where spaces available are currently marked according to social distancing guidelines. The gallery is clean and the staff are very helpful. Always a pleasure to go there.

Everything is under construction at the moment. No cafe open. House being refurbished and areas of the park are cordoned off. Normally a wonderful place to visit.

This is a beautiful house. It is currently closed for restoration but will reopen in Spring 2020. The house is curious in that it is double fronted. The front that is normally depicted is actually the back. The real front faces towards the river with a door that opens onto a sort of internal portico. The rear door opens to a hall with a magnicent mahogany staircase to the first floor. The first floor is a ring of showcase rooms, the living accommodation is on the second floor (which is far less showy). Well worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) The lawn is quite big (Original) 草坪挺大

closed and expensive parking if you can find a space :(

Wonderful Regency home, surrounded by a lovely park.

It’s a nice venue, not too big, not too small. It all depends on which exhibition is on. The area and the atmosphere is a plus, as some nice places around for dinner/drinks afterwards. Won’t be as busy as of the other museums/exhibitions as it’s slightly off central.

First visit to the Turkish Art Week free exhibit. I love the gift shop. Spaces inside are very clean and minimal. Very nice experience.

I love the brand so I was excited when I saw that the exhibition Vision & Virtuosity was coming to London. I pre-booked my tickets, and that made the process faster when entering. Unfortunately, the exhibition space was overcrowded and full of people not wearing a mask (hopefully no one was sick 🦠🦠🦠) Further, there was no A/C 🫠🫠🫠 It is hard to enjoy the exhibition when 30+ hands are trying to take a picture of the same object at a time. All the objects are amazing! Every piece is a must! Their staff is friendly, but they need to consider the number of visitors for each entry slot, so that every visitor can enjoy the exhibition.

It’s a beautiful gallery in one of the richest areas of London. I went recently for the START Art Fair and really enjoyed my visit. The cafe is a bit pricey I would say but it reflects the area I guess. I love this place it really raises my energy!

Always like to drop in with ny daughter when nearby (a rare event). A limited number of galleries are free (used to be a few, but I think it was only one this time), but always worth seeing. Security was a little lapse, so we genuinely, accidentally ended up seeing a chargeable exhibit. Anyway, any quality art for free is a good thing.

The "beyond the streets" exhibition was really something!! I was interested throughout all the different parts, very immersive. It would have been nice to have more prints/posters of the pieces at the end and more books related to the subject. Definitely worth the price though.

Went for a trip down memory lane at the Beyond the Streets exhibition. Subway Art, Street Sounds, types of spray paint and mention of LWR got me back to my youth in 80s London but the exhibition goes well beyond that (as the title suggests!) so it was nice to see new stuff (to me anyway). Perhaps a bit expensive at £25 but I guess that's the going rate. I really want that subway wallpaper now though.

I saw 2 exhibitions at this wonderful museum today. Initially we went to see The Oulim in London. This was a celebration of a friendship between the UK and Korea. It was informative for my generation and exciting for the younger ones too.

The focal exhibition that was live was the R.I.O.T. Exhibition, curated by Wayne Anthony and Stik. We arrived at a very quiet period - around 5pm, there was nobody around and there was plenty of time to invest some time looking at the works. A very impressive gallery which has a shop that’s full of art-centric prints and original works (if your wallet is up for it!)

Wonderful gallery, there were 4 free exhibits one of which was working dogs which was just lovely and the other 3 were very moving and profound. There is a very varied gallery gift shop with lots of trinkets and books and T-shirts, very reasonably priced. A great day out in Chelsea after with lots of lovely coffee and cake shops 😊

Edward Burtynsky’s retrospective show is a must-see. A huge ouvre of work on both the dystopian beauty of heavy industry with flashes of hope through ingenious solutions, the large format aerial photos are mesmerizing, and the exhibition itself has a great range. Don’t miss the 30 minute accompanying film which was by turns inspiring, mesmerizing and depressing. A beautiful and prescient exhibition.

Good temporary exhibitions and calm surrounding area, but doesn’t offer much in the permanent collection.

Pleasurable, Enlightening, Educational, Informative and Joyful. Gallery was airy& clean. It was my first visit and I had a relaxed& positive experience overall.

Fantastic place to be. The saatchi really exhibits the hip yet traditional nature of a fine establishment in this niche. The only concern I had was with the long wait times in the past. I have not been here recently so please bear this in mind.

I visited here for the exhibition of King Tutankhamun's treasure and it was absolutely amazing. All of the intricate detailing and well thought out items, for their time. I would also highly recommend the virtual tour, especially for people who haven't had the chance to visit the actual tomb. It is so brilliant!

This is a fantastic place we visited the Tutankhamun exhibition in March 2020 Its in a lovely setting with space to queue and grass area in front and some outdoor table and chairs. It has a number (5?) of different galleries on two floors and a shop . It has a cafe downstairs(not visited) The cloakroom(not used) seemed expensive to leave coats and bags. Their are two flights of stairs between floors and some narrow landings maybe not not good for those with vertigo. There are lift(s) (not used) .

The building is a bit tired now, nearly every wall had black cloth drapes hiding what could have been nice but we couldn't see, the toilet area was adequate but with the amount of people it soon became congested especially as it was used as a meeting place for school children. The cafe was also just adequate but congested. I was there for the King Tut exhibition so was concentrating on that.

We had a blast, such amazing pieces of art. But just a warning once you enter the gift shop the woman on the till hates her life and job don't be afraid its just her being her

(Translated by Google) Holiday atmosphere) (Original) Атмосфера праздника)

There's always something interesting to see here. Hope to visit again in 2021.

Very organised and clean! Friendly staff. Great exhibition

What a lovely place. Always good and interesting exhibitions.

Rude.

Great gallery, also a restaurant just next to the main entrance. Many stores and venues alongside King’s Road.

Fantastic exhibition

Best

Eager to go back and visit for part of our studies

Didn't go in, but I think it is amazing they are letting people use the grass for the markets.

One of the best

So beautiful place with respect

It's ok. We went through the whole ground floor in 5 minutes... Not worth visiting the art was boring. Save your self time and just go tate modern if you are into modern art.

Good service and ambience. Good tea service somewhat overpriced

Worked on installation, fantastic building.

Very friendly staff

What a fantastic gallery - particularly enjoyed the photo exhibition by David Magee - well worth a visit

Great food and service

Beautiful place

Visited the college students exhibition. Some good pieces, but nothing astonishing. Still, it’s always good to visit Saatchi once in a while.

Did not visit the gallery but visited the food market at the gardens on Saturday. There is a wide variety of food and goods from different cultures ranging from fresh butchers in the country to continental bakeries to asian and curry eateries. The butchers there was very friendly and served fresh and delicuious cuts of meat at a reasonable price. Great saturday Market!

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Ok. Was an average experience...

(Translated by Google) The works that this gallery presents are of great invoice and very diverse artists. This is very good! (Original) Las obras q presenta esta galería, son de gran factura y muy diversos artistas. Eso está muy bueno!

Great exhibition

Decent exhibition with reasonable admission fee. Also in front if the gallery there is nice green area where you can seat or stroll with peace and quiet. Will visit again when there is new collection:)

Amazing place

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Enjoyed the Tutankhamon Exhibition. Will visit again sometime :)

One of the best galleries in London. Wonderful art in a great space, most of the time free of charge.

great shows of emerging and mid carier internationsl artist. Most of the time free entry. Woth checking when in London

Beautiful place with lots of area to walk and sit down, lots of interesting history there too! Would recommend

I absolutely loved this house and the tour provided. It's small villa but the guide will provide you with an amazing account of the life of Henrietta Howard, Countess of Suffolk with lots of juicy pieces of gossip. I'd highly recommended people to visit before it closes and i can't wait to return after they open once it's renovated

Interesting place to visit. Male staff was not friendly at the beginning, warmed up a bit during guided tour. The house will be closed for renovations next year. Pictures cannot be taken inside the house.

Marble hill House is undergoing renovations now, however every Sunday there's music in the park. Highly recommended.

Currently scaffolded up so not much to see

Under refurbishment. It's all a bit of a mess.

It’s nice and we loved it

We were here on open house weekend and really enjoyed the guided tour. Disappointed though thst you can't take pictures inside.

This place is great! But don't go there, it's under renovation along with its outbuildings.

Again we were packing everything up, working for Crown, all staff friendly, incl people from the National trust. Place being upgraded, and having a make over. Will be nice to see when finished

(Translated by Google) Historic house in a beautiful river park is easily accessible from Richmond to Twickenham (Original) Dimora storica in un bel parco fluviale di facile accesso sia da Twickenham che da Richmond

Lots of history

I visited this house as part of some uni research and it is a nice little house but, not the most elaborate or impressive for me of English Heritage properties. However, the tour is well worthwhile so do take it!

Super interesting insights into nuanced history of England.

It was closed

Parking was awful

(Translated by Google) Wonderful small Palladian villa with guided tours included in the ticket. The particularly passionate guide immerses the visitor in the life of the lover of the King of England. (Original) Meravigliosa piccola villa palladiana con visite guidate incluse nel biglietto. La guida, particolarmente appassionante, immerge il visitatore nella vita dell'amante del Re d'Inghilterra.

Lovely place for an enjoyable walk in peaceful surroundings.

House was closed and looks like it could use some outside redoecoration however the grounds were wonderful. Only a few people about giving those that were there plenty of space to enjoy the peace and quiet. Small cafe with lovely cakes.

Nice park

Good grounds for a walk. Free Parking available on site for 3 hours.

Good to hear that Marble Hill is receiving more funding.

Very interesting

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place for a walk, relax and rest. (Original) Piękne miejsce na spacer,relaks i odpoczynek.

Great place but a terrible guided tour

Great for a dog walk!

Very interesting property to visit, tour guide very knowledgeable

Excellent guided tour of the house. The house is an interesting style. There are no gardens, but a nice grassy park to walk around.

Nice for a wedding but cannot play ball games or go inside when it isn't s special occasion

Love how clean and well kept at least an acre of green space. The historic site of the white marble hill house is kept clean.

Not particularly welcoming unlike Strawberry Hill House

Located in Marble Hill Park, one of the most beautiful parks in London situated between Twickenham and Richmond. The house and park is a perfect place for a picnic or biking.

Nice to look at but a shame you cannot go inside. Surronding grounds peaceful. Benches to sit down, dog walkers, joggers, walkers and passers by on a walk through the park areas.

Very nice

Georgian house set in a park by the river Thames in Twickenham. Had a guided tour on a Saturday morning very knowledgeable guide. Lovely wallpaper in a lot of rooms including Chinese paper in one of the rooms. Cafe in the park lovely coffee and cake. Also do light lunches.

Beautiful setting kids loved it worth joining the National Trust

Always a pleasure visiting Saatchi. Today I visited Alo exhibition. Loved his work. Wish I had enough money to buy some of his work. They are vibrant and full of energy

Well, this time when I came to the Saatchi Gallery I was blessed enough to get a VIP ticket for the Bob Marley: One love Exhibition. Now the actual exhibition is good. I feel like it missed a few points in regards to words spoken by Bob on his philosophy on life, and also the headphones section was far too short. Now regarding the VIP section, I am fully aware that on opening night that there was alcohol and other things available to people who got those tickets, so I find it frustrating that the only thing available in that section was a coffee machine and a chiller with very few cans of water. Yes holding Bob's actual guitar was a pleasure and a privilege but you're taking the mick, in regards to the price and what people were getting after the opening events. Also, the merchandise that was promised with the vehicle tickets was not available I had to leave my details regarding receiving it in the future I feel like there's a lack of care going on here for the VIP ticket holders. This incident is making me feel that I should not attend another exhibition at this establishment if this was how one is handled.

I'm delighted to be invited to Tiffany's Vision and Virtuosity exhibition.Witness Tiffany's 185th anniversary and Tiffany's Legendary Diamond.I can't take pictures in the first room, but all the classics are already engraved in my mind. The Saatchi Gallery has always been committed to providing a creative forum for the presentation of contemporary art and the work of young artists who are not yet known to the public, as well as showcasing to UK audiences the work of internationally renowned artists rarely seen in the UK. And it's very close to the subway station (about five minutes' walk). I would be very interested to visit this gallery again.

I've had a great time, it was a lovely experience. I do recommend this exhibition, this is a great occasion to see some of Bob Marley's work, back stage, awards from around the world and listening 🎶 he's songs at the same time.

Went to the Bob Marley Experience which finishes on the 18th of April 2022 at the Saatchi Gallery. It charted the life of Bob and there were some lovely rare photographs, personal items as well as artwork from fans around the world. Of course the music was pumping through every room. Having grown up listening to Bob's music, it was a fantastic experience which my teenage son enjoyed also. Catch it if you can for fans and new fans alike.

The Bob Marley Experience was absolutely worth the wait. Thoroughly informative and enjoyable. Staff were very friendly. Would have been nice to buy a t-shirt with Mr Marley's inspirational words. Highly recommended

We recently visited the free Tiffany exhibition , which was truly remarkable. Tickets are recommended to be booked on the app. All the jewellery and the history of it is nice. The decor throughout is great too, I would defo recommend while you can. The event place is large and very lovely

Amazing Tiffany exhibition. Even more amazing that it was free. I didn't expect it to be so big and detailed. It was beautifully set out with 7 different rooms to explore. I definitely recommend.

Definitely a favorite gallery for me in London. Their most recent and still running show “Beyond the Streets” is so well done. If you are in the big smoke, I highly recommend having a look at their calendar and seeing what’s on.

Great exhibition but unfortunately there were too many people allowed in at each time. It was very difficult to see the exhibits in the first two rooms. Very disappointing.

Went to visit the amazing 'Beyond the Streets' exhibition that is running until the end of May 2023 Fabulous selection of artwork and historical items detailing the journey of street art alongside music... and of course clothing from Adidas, who are the head sponsor of the exhibition 😉 I have discovered a new artist whose work I have fallen in love with too... Conor Harrington. Entry was £25 for an adult... book your ticket in advance as the gallery is often sold out. There is no cafe, but there is a gallery shop. However, outside the front of the gallery is a small grassed area with food stalls around it, ready for a quick refreshment.

Beyond the Streets is a brilliant exhibition covering every youth cult I've been involved in - punk, skinhead, hip hop, rave, jungle. And with a splash of Paul Insect too. IMHO London's best exhibition since Sensation.

I visited the current exhibition “TOMORROW I’LL BE PERFECT” by Andrew Salgado. I loved his abstract style and the show was amazing.