Museums in London

Perrotin London extends the gallery's program to a Mayfair space that places it among the city's most commercially significant contemporary galleries—solo exhibitions of KAWS, Sophie Calle, and the broader roster, presented with the institutional polish that has made Perrotin a genuinely global operator.

Blockbuster exhibitions and permanent decorative arts collection, with design shop and ornate cafe.

Experience cinematic magic at the Electric Cinema, a stunning Edwardian picture house on Portobello Road. Relax in plush sofas while enjoying a curated selection of mainstream and art house films, complemented by a delightful bar and food offering.

Gagosian's Davies Street Mayfair gallery presents paintings and works on paper by its roster—Picasso, Warhol, Basquiat, Koons—in an elegant townhouse setting suited to the work's scale and the neighborhood's concentration of blue-chip collectors. Together with Britannia Street, the two London spaces constitute a formidable program.

V&A East Storehouse at the Olympic Park is the new V&A site in Stratford — an open-storage museum allowing visitors to see the full depth of the collection, including objects that never normally leave the archive, in a purpose-built facility that makes the Victoria and Albert's extraordinary scale visible for the first time.

Cultural venue with concert hall, theatres, cinema, galleries and home of London Symphony Orchestra.

Japanese cultural centre with exhibitions & events on art & design, plus a shop & a restaurant.

Groundbreaking gallery in a renovated 1970s building, with a program of international artists.