"Hidden away down this tiny street is one of the many Gagosian Galleries scattered over the world. Here they make full use of their tiny space with exhibitions that justify the Gagosian’s strong reputation." - Sam Morris
"And Gagosian’s “Social Works II” (October 7–December 18, 2021) is the follow-up to writer, curator, and recently appointed Gagosian director Antwaun Sargent’s New York show, which spotlighted socially engaged works by leading Black artists. The London iteration will have new works from architect David Adjaye, artist Lubaina Himid, fashion designer Grace Wales Bonner, and other creators from across the African Diaspora."
"Gagosian’s Mayfair branch showcases leading contemporary artists and is known for impressive, museum-quality exhibitions in a sleek and modern space." - Coolstuff Team
Amazing gallery space, the set up of the floor created a nice flow to view the pieces on show. It was quite busy but it added to the vibe of the space and overall experience.
THE GOOD LIFE
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Murakami exhibition was cool. Dont believe me ? Check the photos !!!
Al Godsmark
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Great exhibition. Highly recommend. Here for Takashi Murakami. Amazing
Timothy Wat
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Such a lovely gallery. Quiet secluding and lovely exhibition!
Sharon Chang
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The simplicity of the architecture itself is a fantastic addition to the area. The interior layout of the gallery shows a great sense of space, and exhibits are well organized. Just saw the Mary Weatherford Train Yards collection today and it was absolutely amazing. Staffs were friendly and welcoming. Bare in mind during COVID-19 you'll have to book a time slot online before your visit. Overall it was a great visit and will be excited to see what collections are on next.
EFlatMajor7
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Currently showing works from Stirling Ruby and John Chamberlain - highly recommend!
Stephen Hardisty
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Very welcoming gallery, friendly staff and great art free to view
Caïna Verrin
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A brilliant gallery and I’m so lucky to have it virtually on my doorstep! Some incredible exhibitions have been out on here but the most current one is very questionable.