180 Strand, Temple, London WC2R 1EA, United Kingdom
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The Store X is a sprawling creative hub tucked in a Brutalist gem, where art and culture collide, featuring everything from exhibitions to a sleek café with Thames views.
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"Hidden in this iconic Brutalist building is a hub of creativity curated by the current doyenne of cool, shop owner Alex Eagle. Many fashion companies are set to move in here (including the British Fashion Council), though Eagle is still free to host and create just about anything she desires—currently it's The Infinite Mix a powerful show of video installations put on by the Hayward Gallery. Stay tuned for everything from fashion presentations, to pop-ups, concerts and more. At the heart of this creative hub is a leafy café with incredible views of the Thames, where London's creatives convene. "
The space and architecture are absolutely beautiful, and very very big.
I had a fantastic time visiting the Everything At Once exhibition in this venue; the space really made the pieces glow.
Another great aspect of this venue is its cafe. It's very easy on the eye, inexpensive and has a very great view.
A M
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"The Store X" was open on Easter Monday for us to see an Exhibit of the sets used in Isle of Dogs. Beautiful open space in Central east London. The exhibit was well hosted and queues well managed even though really really popular. Compared to similar venues, I'd re-visit The Store.
James Li
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Came here for the "Isle of Dogs" exhibition. The exhibition was simply spectacular, even more so after watching the movie.
This is one of those places where you go past so many times without paying much attention to. Kudos to them for giving free entry to this special event!
Mrs Aragon
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Fantastic space. Excellent exhibition. A bit of a maze, thought we would never find our way out! Water fountains should be available for use, as it gets quite warm on the lower levels.
luislukas
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Went for an exhibition and was really great, huge space where you can explore the installation without bumping into other people. They also have a cafe and restrooms.
Ava Blaise
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Good venue. Friendly staff. The exhibition I saw for Isle of Dogs (March 2018) was well put together, interesting and had different areas which I liked. The noodle bar was a great touch that was in keeping with the theme.
Central location and very accessible.
Paul Perkins
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Visited the stunning Isle of Dogs exhibition there. Truly wonderful.
Antony Socrates
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Amazing video and photo exhibition going on at the time of my last visit.