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Art Galleries

Established in 1997, The Stanley Picker Gallery at the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture, Kingston University, works with artists, designers, students and academics to facilitate and provide access to a broad programme of exhibitions, collaborative projects, events and education initiatives.

Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture
Kingston University, Knights Park
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2QJ

Rail from Waterloo to Kingston then 10 minute walk.via Surbiton
Rail from Waterloo to Surbiton then bus from Claremont Rd to County Hall, Penrhyn Rd and 3 minute walk.

Tuesday - Fri 12 - 6pm
Saturday  12 - 4pm
Mon - by appointment
Entry FREE

Telephone:020 8547 8074
Website: www.stanleypickergallery.org

Featuring live Music and Art performances for very special guests

151 Clarence Street
Kingston upon Thames

Wednesday - Friday 1pm- 6pm
Saturday 10pm- 6pm
Sunday 12 pm- 5pm

Telephone: 07881 832 291
Website: www.toiletgallery.org

The gallery hosts exhibitions of contemporary art, design and crafts. All the exhibitions are open to the public.  

School of Art and Design at 55 Richmond Road - five minutes walk from both Kingston Railway Station and Kingston Town Centre.

Telephone: 0208 939 4601
Website: www.pennyschoolgallery.net

Dorich House - an inspiring venue originally owned by sculptor Dora Gordine and her husband the Hon. Richard Hare. Featuring a stunning collection of art and artefacts from Imperial Russia collected by Richard Hare. Both collections are situated in the unique surroundings of the couple's restored 1930's studio home.

67-69 Kingston Vale
London , SW15 3RN

Various times throughout the year.  Please check their website for details.

Telephone: 020 8417 5519
Website: www.kingston.ac.uk/dorich

Museums

Kingston Museum keeps the borough’s long and distinguished history alive. Starting from the earliest settlements in the area, in the ‘Ancient Origins’ gallery, with the story continuing in the ‘Town of Kings’ gallery from the last Saxon period to modern times.

There is a year-round programme of changing temporary exhibitions, as well as lectures, talks, special events, and children’s holiday activities.

Wheatfield Way
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2PS

10.00am to 5.00pm except Wednesdays and Sundays.  

Telephone: 020 8546 5386.