Right up my street. In depth, detailed, dry or humorous, often political art retrospectives and group shows. Shortly to become private artists studios for a while before returning as a gallery. Peaceful and stimulating. Great taste, with the skills and budget to pull off complicated shows. Yvonne Rainer's diagonals forever.

One of the most interesting independent galleries in London. It can also be found in my book Quiet London. A good place to reflect on wider themes and not just on contemporary art.

Gorgeous building and gallery with very interesting exhibitions

A glorious space, that offers a curatorial freedom often lacking in galleries across London. A real treasure, and a must for those interested in art.

Love the space. Great for lovers of video arts

Excellent! Very good quality, well kept, imaginative and varied in environment and lovely staff working there! The guy on reception was particularly friendly, helping me understand the background of the gallery and the best bits to see. Oh, and it's completely free too!

The quality of display at this gallery is always top notch and it presents fascinating work often by artists whose works are nit as well known as they deserve.

Wasn't overly keen on the experience but it's worth a visit just to go into the building. And it's free

Really relaxed gallery and enjoyable exhibition (people make television). Recommended

Amazing People Make Television exhibition. A respectful homage to community history and the passion of locality.

Excellent space with interesting and worthwhile exhibitions. Enjoyable and lovely display

This is a wonderful building and location for an exhibition and I found all of the staff very welcoming and helpful. P.S Thankyou for finding my jacket. A memorable experience!

Lovely gallery, not too busy, very creative curation with completely different atmospheres as you move through the exhibition

Striking space, in east London this is my favourite so far. Huge space inside, spreading over several floors. Beautiful architecture and light.

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Beautiful period property converted in exhibiting space where you can see some of the finest contemporary art and design. A soul lifting experience in central London.

Showcasing unconventional artists , mostly a bit more historic modern than the usual galleries. Amazing venue restored by well known architect which itself is a gem.

Contemporary art gallery run by Alex Sainsbury. This non-commercial gallery is pretty influential on the UK art scene. The gallery is set over 3 floors of a beautiful 18th century house. The last show i visited they were providing good quality catalogue books of the exhibition for free.