Zabludowicz Collection London Review

Fantastic experiential gallery in the heart of Kentish Town

Good to see this fine buildin g has found an honest use

One of the most characteristic galleries in London. Not only for the recognizable structure and location (gigantic columns a few steps from the Kentish Town station) but above all for the choice of the subjects on display, often presented in a more elaborate and trans-mediatic way than other London galleries.
Private views are often almost events, sometimes followed by real parties.

Good venue, little cafe inside and decent exhibition. Trulee Hall's work is a little over-the-top and seems provocative for the sake of being provocative but worth seeing.

Really lovely building, one of my favourite galleries in London.

Unusual galary but it is worth it. The tickets are normally free too. I would say not to expect anything and go with a blank mind. The imagery is very surreal and interactive too. Has a vertual reality simulator game thingy haha you need to experience it!!

Also loved the VR works they commonly have on display. I try to go as often as possible.

Brilliant place. Such a great taste of art. Great job Zabludowicz.

Not only the building is a historical gem but also the friendly people and interesting new art exhibits make this space a must visit! Mostly modern art with new artists in a big room and a smaller room with a second exhibition. They have a vr experience

A great environment in which to see art. A visit here is always worthwhile. The exhibitions are consistently modern, conceptual and somewhat challenging. I do not enjoy them all, but they are all worth seeing.

Visited Thursday 30th July, around 4pm. I am local to the gallery.
Me and my friend were shocked to see the invigilating staff following us, they even came into the room at the back where there is an installation. This was very uncalled for, they were not trying to interact with us about the art, nor enhance our experience. Just seemed to be watching our every mood in case we stole or broke something.
We are artsy individuals and creative graduates and whether the staff were bored, or instructed to follow visitors, we know this is very unprofessional. This experience means we will never step foot back into the gallery, no matter what is showing and definitely will not recommend this place to anyone else.
No one deserves to be treated with suspicion.

Interesting! Artistic video, 3D room experience and caffetteria. Lovely staff.

Absolutely brilliant exhibition on at the moment, my first visit and I was pleasantly surprised. Mixed works by various artists, including an exceptional performance art piece called The Terrace of Lungs, by Fani Parali, we were even lucky enough to even got to talk to her about her work after the performance. Wonderful! I'll certainly be returning. And by the way it was all free! (Well, apart from the coffee and cake )

Siobhan coen I need an installation like her piece in my house.

Beautiful building. Great exhibition. Lovely staff.

Tiny little gallery with contemporary art, thought provoking

This gallery is just perfect. The place is full of character and the curators do a great job of bringing art that's interesting and thought provoking. The staff was absolutely lovely.

Spacious galleries (plural) in a grand old building with an open lobby.

Unusual galary but it is worth it. The tickets are normally free too. I would say not to expect anything and go with a blank mind. The imagery is very surreal and interactive too. Has a vertual reality simulator game thingy haha you need to experience it!!

Former Methodist chapel now a small gallery showing up and coming artists. Small but good cafe and gift shop.

I'm not sure how to review this place. I like contemporary art, but the exhibition was just "not good enough", and the venue is not that great either. The staff was friendly, though, and a small number of the exhibits were interesting.

A really interesting building combined with some interesting pieces of art. They might not all be your cup of tea but I found it a worthwhile visit.

Small but amazing space, really nice gallery with modern art

Grade II Listed former derelict chapel, the London base for Charitable Arts Foundation supporting emerging artists, hosting a busy schedule of exhibitions, events and showcasing novel disciplines.

Advocating the challenging, the avant-garde... and the incomprehensibl?
Definitely worth a visit.
In art it is hard to say anything as good as saying nothing. *
*Ludwig Wittgenstein

Zabludowicz collection is a hidden beauty that offers no fees on entrance and cheap prices on coffee and tea. The staff is very friendly. The current collection has a very interesting but also mature content. I really enjoyed to watch something 'different'. If you can make it to the current VR exhibition (it ends this month) you should totally spend the time on waiting and joining it. It doesn't cost anything and it takes 5 minutes of your time. You're alone in a room where you can experience something weird but also great. I can totally recommend the gallery. It's a hidden beauty for interested visitors and travellers.

A fantastic space and beautiful building! Quite close to Chalk Farm station so not too much of a walk. The exhibition space was great, I d come back to see another show again. Staff were friendly and helpful. Museum was free.

This place is an amazing space! It's a bit far out of central, but well worth travelling for. It doesn't always put out the most mainstream or popular exhibitions but it does often have interesting shows and seems to cater to a more modern, internet-age audience.

Great space and lovely staff . Plus the current exhibition is fabulous

Stumbled into this museum the other day, it was great!

Consistent innovation and inspiration. Every year, this venue is evolving as a major contributor to one of London's emerging premier cultural quarters - Camden.

good experience and sounds with Stoke Newington Musci Festival!

The building is beautiful and a great space to showcase artists with no representation. You are pretty much left to investigate alone and we didn t talk to anyone and it was a case of going into rooms and if no one stopped you it was part of the exhibition!
A close walk from Camden/ Hampstead area and very quiet.

I was there for the frieze VIP. The Rachel McLean exhibition was great and there were tea and cakes on offer. The bad part was when the curator was having a conversation with the artist. He was so dull you wanted to run away and never come back.

The best Digital Art gallery in town !! Always pleasure to visit this place and see unforgettable exhibitions, chat with knowledgeable and friendly staff.
Highly recommended !

The gallery is a great choice if you like to venture to the weird and unusual side of art. In this huge art space, you almost forget you're in a gallery and feel like you're transported into the world, or the mind, of the artist. I've seen one of my favourite oil painters Chloe Wise exhibit her work here and discovered more visual artists from around the world. The staff are really friendly, helpful and well informed about the art.

Interesting art, beautiful building, friendly staff, lots of thought provoking events.

What a wonderful place and amazing exhibition! I randomly bumped into this gallery and had an incredible Sunday afternoon! I visited the place when Shana Moulton exhibition was on and thoroughly enjoyed every piece of the installation. The images and colours were captivating and attention grabbing. Make sure to have some time for the VR experience upstairs - you might have to wait for 10-15 minutes but it will be worth it! You will have the room for yourself and the experience will be amazing! I absolutely recommend visiting this place and will myself make sure to keep an eye on future exhibitions here!

Always has interesting and slightly quirky exhibitions on which rotate broadly every three months. Free on certain days of the week.

Classic building was very cool and fitted to exhibition. I walk from Hampstead and it takes 20min but it was easy route.