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"andre breton style surrealism meets hollywood glamour meets 21C futurism and street art chique - this is the place to be seen-(...)-this could be the new Gertrude Stein / AndyWarhol/Sid James art salon and a dynamo for the cutting edge" Richard Martin, Artpops

The Royal Academy of Arts is a place where art is made, exhibited and debated.

We have over a 1,000 unique and original artworks in our gallery from a selection of 18 contemporary artists at any given moment, with affordable prices ranging from £75 to £375. A new artist is introduced every two weeks.

Serving up fresh coffee, carefully selected artists’ books and affordable prints and gifts, Beach London is a Shoreditch based gallery specialising in a multi-disciplinary mix of Fine Art, Design and Illustration On the ground floor you’ll find an awesome range of rare and limited-edition small press artists’ books, zines and magazines alongside carefully sourced prints, many of which are ready to take away framed. Prints on offer include those by James Jarvis, Sister Arrow, Anthony Burrill and Crispin Finn. Grab a coffee, flick through a book and chat to friendly and passionate staff. Make sure you also head down to the basement gallery where you’ll find a regularly revolving series of exhibitions. We also host regular events so be sure to sign up to our mailing list. Open 7 days a week from 10am - 6pm ish, Beach can be found on Cheshire Street, just off Brick Lane, Shoreditch or follow @BEACHLONDON.

The Misty Moon Gallery was once a 17th Century Coaching House and is now a quaint and quirky gallery and the home of Misty Moon Exhibitions & Events. Showing a wide range of arts and crafts from fine oil paintings and photography to jewellery and unique home wares, Misty Moon brings an opportunity to buy affordable works by local and international artists and designers. The Misty Moon Gallery is also the UK home of Adrienne King's Dark Art.

Tate Modern is the UK's most popular modern art gallery, showing contemporary art from around the globe. Tate Britain is the home of British art, from 1500 to the modern day.

A part of London Metropolitan University, the internationally acclaimed Women's Library is a bustling cultural centre, archive and museum and home to the most extensive collection of women's history in the UK. Visit our Reading Room and browse 60,000 books and pamphlets, 3000 periodical titles, over 450 archival collections and 5000 objects. We host free exhibitions and have a packed events programme throughout the year. You can also hire rooms in The Women's Library for your event - please get in touch for more information. Please note the Reading Room is closed on Mondays; we are open Tuesday to Friday inclusive.

The Natural History Museum in London is a treasure in every way. Join us for updates on our science, collections and all our activities. Read our blogs: http://www.nhm.ac.uk/natureplus/blogs Get help from our ID experts: http://www.nhm.ac.uk/natureplus/identification Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/NHM_London Watch our films on YouTube: http://youtube.com/naturalhistorymuseum

British postal services helped to shape the modern world. We work to ensure that this human story of communication, industry and innovation is available and enjoyable for all. Visiting Our main office and the Royal Mail Archive are in Clerkenwell, London: http://bit.ly/skK8Kf Our Museum Store is in Debden, Essex: http://bit.ly/zIUWVM The Museum of the Post Office in the Community is in Telford, Shropshire: http://bit.ly/tCJO0l

Welcome to the V&A's official Facebook page. Like the V&A to stay up-to-date with exclusive exhibition news, behind-the-scenes pictures, the latest special events and one-off competitions. Don't forget to check-in when you visit us! Admission free.

A Shoreditch pop up gallery on Bethnal Green Rd and a stones throw from Brick Lane. It will be operating from the 24th Nov 2012 until 22nd Dec 2012

Monika Bobinska Gallery began as 'Lounge', a home gallery in London. We moved to gallery premises in Dalston in 2004 and then to Bethnal Green in 2008. We are moving to larger premises in Kingsland Rd