Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
The Whitechapel Art Gallery, founded in 1901 by Samuel Barnett, has championed Modern Art ever since with exhibitions of greats such as Picasso, Pollock and Frida Kahlo and British artists such as Gilbert & George, Peter Doig and Lucian Freud.
The Whitechapel Art Gallery, founded in 1901 by Samuel Barnett, has championed Modern Art ever since with exhibitions of greats such as Picasso, Pollock and Frida Kahlo and British artists such as Gilbert & George, Peter Doig and Lucian Freud. The space continues to hold regular new exhibtions to promote artists and bring art to East Londoners.
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Whitechapel Art Gallery and Nearby Sights on Map
Christ Church Spitalfields
The restoration of the nave was completed in September 2004, and this church is still a striking building designed by Sir Nicholas Hawksmoor with a particularly tall, pointed spire
Brick Lane Music Hall
Wilton's Music Hall
Wilton's Music Hall, built in 1858, is the oldest Grand Music Hall in the world that is used nowadays as a performance hall for theatre, comedy, opera, puppetry, cinema and cabaret
Space Gallery
Space Gallery is a contemporary art studio
The Brick Lane Gallery
The Brick Lane Gallery is a small art gallery showcasing collections by upcoming artists
Baltic Exchange
The Baltic Exchange is the world's main marketplace for ship broking and the only independent source of maritime market information for the trading of contracts
Swiss Re
Designed by one of Britain's leading architects, Sir Norman Foster, and recipient in 2004 of the Stirling Architectural Prize for Best Building
Tower Of London
The Tower of London is one of the world's most famous and spectacular fortresses, with a fascinating 900-year history as a royal palace and prison abounding in gruesome stories of treachery, intrigue, adultery and execution
Design Museum
The Design Museum celebrates over 110 years of modern and contemporary design in all aspects of life
Willis Building
The Willis Building on Lime Street is a skyscraper designed by Norman Foster right opposite Lloyd's of London