What a fabulous, unexpected gem of art in Hampstead! A must see - tucked away in the silvan setting…read moreof Hampstead Heath!

If you are ever in Hampstead, take a short walk to the New End Gallery. Owned by Shamineh Ali Khan,…read morewho is delightful and very passionate about art without being overbearing. She goes that extra mile and cares about the customers happiness. This gallery is one of those hidden secrets. It also shows artists who are passionate about their work but haven't always hit the limelight, making their work very affordable.Emerging artists and established artists are all treated with the same passion.

Free museum in Hampstead that shows off some really great local pieces and history of Hampstead…read morewith photos and exhibits etc. Well worth visiting and some fun gifts in the museum for any friends that are local to the area!

There are a few house-style museums in Hampstead so it's worth visiting a few in one go like Yeats…read morehouse which is nearby. Hampstead museum has a few interesting bits about local history.

Located in a quaint residential corner of Hampstead, Shamineh is the perfect spot to stop for…read morecoffee and wifi while admiring a rotating collection of original works and prints by developing artists.

If you are ever in Hampstead, take a short walk to the New End Gallery. Owned by Shamineh Ali Khan,…read morewho is delightful and very passionate about art without being overbearing. She goes that extra mile and cares about the customers happiness. This gallery is one of those hidden secrets. It also shows artists who are passionate about their work but haven't always hit the limelight, making their work very affordable.Emerging artists and established artists are all treated with the same passion.

Came here last week to see the Haroon Mirza installation and as usual the gallery did not…read moredisappoint . The gallery promotes young artists and always puts on a fantastic show . love the fact its a converted church ,kind of feels like you were sent back in time to look at the future !

There is something very special about this space, you just have to go yourself to discover what I…read moremean. As a small gallery it is somewhat overlooked, but the fact that it is less crowded means you really can enjoy the work without distraction. It is home to the the Zabludowicz Collection, which focuses on contemporary art from the late 20th and 21st centuries; and the emphasis here is on exhibitions that work with the chapel space itself. Currently you can go to see Ken Wilder's 'Framing Spectatorship' - sculptural installations that reference Renaissance paintings establishing concrete ties to their location. Although entry to the gallery is free, the £5 annual membership is donated towards the interaction programme and provides discounts for the bookshop and invitation to private events. There's a wonderful cafe serving sandwiches (£2.15 - £3.50) and hot drinks up to £2.

Promoting some of the first institutional solo exhibitions in the UK and further supporting artists…read morefrom all over the world, I decided to give this small museum a quick visit and was fairly impressed. However, if you are looking for something more substantial, or plan on making an all-day visit I would suggest making some amends as this exhibition is quite small and it is difficult to avoid the feeling that its room capacity not be as long-lasting as you would like, although its public display of works of art or items of interest, held create a fantastic art gallery or museum or trade fair.

Took me long enough to visit the Arts Centre, about a block away from where home is, and the place…read moreis absolutely gorgeous with a spot on balance of charm and modern gallery space. There are rotating exhibits but as the other reviewers have stated, the building and setting takes the cake. In the "Frognal" neighborhood, there are places here that make you feel like you are in a beautiful green suburb instead of smack down in Zone 2 only a few miles from Baker Streeet, Regents Park and good old Central London. Definitely better option if you want to spend a day enjoying the beautiful British Weather in the Cafe or safely shielded from the rain watching the world through glass walls! Free entry to the Gallery, not open on Monday!

Have bought several pieces from Graham over the years, both limited editon prints and two original…read moreGleb Goloubetski- all look truly fabulous! I think that what sets this gallery apart from others is the impeccable service; Graham and his staff always go the extra mile to make you feel welcome and give you the time and space to make the right decision, including personally bringing pieces to my home on occasions so I can see if they work in context. Fantastic!