Art Galleries in Finchley

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Camden Arts Centre

Camden Art Centre is a place for art and artists; a place for the curious, the novice and the expert alike. A place to see, make and learn about art.

3.4 mls

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Free

House of Illustration

The House of Illustration gallery, is a home for the art of illustration in all its forms with a year-round programme of exhibitions, events and more

5.3 mls

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Free

Graffik Gallery

A vibrant hub showcasing cutting-edge urban art, Graffik Gallery invites visitors to immerse themselves in dynamic exhibitions and creative expression.

5.6 mls

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Free

Woolff Gallery

An eclectic space showcasing captivating artworks, the gallery entices with its diverse collection, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in creativity.

6.0 mls

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From £8

Photographers' Gallery

A hub for contemporary photography with thought-provoking exhibitions, workshops, and a cozy café. Perfect for art enthusiasts and aspiring photographers.

6.4 mls

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National Gallery

Admire masterpieces spanning centuries, from Renaissance to Impressionism. Dive into art history with iconic works and rotating exhibitions.

6.9 mls

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Adults £12

The Queens Gallery

Visit The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace to see changing exhibitions from the Royal Collection.

7.2 mls

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Free

William Morris Gallery

The William Morris Gallery displays the life and work of the radical Victorian designer, craftsman and campaigner and explores his relevance today.

7.6 mls

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Tate Modern

International and modern contemporary art - exhibitions, free displays and events daily

7.6 mls

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Tate Britain

The home of British art from 1500 to the present day.

8.1 mls

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Free

Nunnery Gallery

A dynamic space showcasing contemporary art. Explore diverse exhibitions, workshops, and events, fostering creativity and cultural exchange.

9.1 mls

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Free

South London Gallery

The SLG was established on its current site in 1891 by philanthropist William Rossiter to bring art to the people of south London.

10.0 mls

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Free

Flat Time House

Explore the former home of an iconic artist. Encounter thought-provoking exhibitions and delve into the creative mind behind the works.

10.6 mls

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Free

Hinterland Exhibition

In this exhibition, Simon Langsdale and Jane Bottery bring together letter carving, lettering, painting and drawing.

17.1 mls

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Free

Parndon Mill Open Studios

Over twenty studios in this idyllic setting will be open here at Parndon Mill.

17.1 mls