Thaddaeus Ropac

I really appreciate that Gallery. The spaces are beautiful, large, bright, and perfectly suited to the artworks. You can feel a real respect for both the art and the visitors. The exhibitions are consistently high quality, thoughtful and ambitious. I’ve just seen the Joseph Beuys exhibition there: well presented, powerful works, and a clear, well-designed layout. A visit that leaves a strong impression. A must-see place for contemporary art, serious, inspiring, and always worthwhile.

The gallery is beautiful and the exhibitions are always a thoughtful journey.

Absolutely stunning place to visit It’s free entry and has two floors to see The art pieces are huge and definitely are worth sitting send down to view the details.

Such an amazing place! Loooooved the architecture of the building. Exhibitions can be more powerful and interesting but okay

One of the most impressive private gallery spaces in London. Worth visiting for the interior alone, a vast former private residence. The space is very well suited for exhibitions on a large scale. I recently visited for the Robert Rauschenberg 'Spreads' exhibition which was superb. Highly recommended

"If you’re gallery-hopping on Dover Street, Ely House is the undisputed crown jewel. It’s a stunning blend of old-world grandeur and cutting-edge Contemporary art. Think: sweeping marble staircases meets bold, modern installations. The scale here is incredible—huge, airy rooms allow the art plenty of space to breathe, and the placement of each piece is genuinely inspired. The staff are incredibly down-to-earth, too. Don't just walk past; go in and get lost in the architecture."

Leading art dealer and gallery hosting powerful exhibitions inside the most beautiful venue, 1770s building.

I visited the gallery to see works by my favourite artist Anselm Kiefer. The gallery is a small, intimate space where there is time to sit, observe & be in the moment.