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Established | 2014 |
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Location | Greenwich Peninsula |
Visitors | 20,000 (2017) |
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Website | nowgallery |
NOW Gallery is a 130-square metre public creative exhibition space located on the Greenwich Peninsula in South East London, England, founded in 2014.
Developed by Knight Dragon, [1] the space is housed within the Greenwich Gateway Pavilions, a 7-metre-tall curved building designed by Marks Barfield architects as part of the area's urban regeneration project. NOW Gallery opened on 17 September 2014, with its programme entailing a "revolving door" of three-month commissions from both established and up-and-coming artists, designers and other creatives. [2] [3] NOW Gallery is run by a team consisting of founding curators Jemima Burrill and Kaia Charles. [4]
As of 2017, NOW Gallery had an annual visitorship of 20 thousand. [5]
Charles curates an annual Human Stories photography series. NOW Gallery hosted the 2020 Secret 7" exhibition, in which musicians submit songs while visual artists submit cover art for the songs. Secret 7" returned in 2024 to support the charity War Child. [6]
In 2024, marking the 10-year anniversary of NOW Gallery, the gallery saw a rotation of five exhibitions. [7]
Year | Title | Featuring | Ref. |
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2014–2015 | Shade | Simon Heijdens | [8] |
2015 | Aperture | Robert Orchardson | [9] |
Emblema | Ricardo Cavolo | [10] | |
Floating / Falling / Drowning / Flying – An Introspective of Process | Phoebe English | [11] | |
Home Affairs | Creative director: Yinka Ilori | [12] | |
Straight Jacket Star Jumps | Alex Chinneck | [13] | |
2016 | Where Pioneers Live | MadeThought | |
In the Heart of a Whale | Margaux Carpentier | [14] | |
The People's Brick Company | Something & Son | [15] | |
Intimate Spaces | Various, including Cian Oba-Smith | [16] | |
2016–2017 | What I Like | Molly Goddard | [17] |
2017 | The Iris | Rebecca Louise Law | [18] |
The Island | Icinori | ||
WALALA X PLAY | Camille Walala | [19] | |
Human Stories: The Body Issue | Various | [20] | |
2017–2018 | The Come Up | Charles Jeffrey | [21] |
2018 | Harmonics in Space | Fred Butler | [22] |
I Don't Have Time for This | Hattie Stewart | [23] | |
Indirect Sunlight | Laura Aldridge and James Rigler | [24] | |
Human Stories: Another England | [25] | ||
2018–2019 | Rinse, Repeat | Richard Malone | [26] |
2019 | The Mouse and his Child | Studio Morison | [27] |
The Great Supper | Sara Shakeel | [28] | |
My Opera House | Kinska | [29] | |
Human Stories: Circa No Future | Nadia Huggins | [30] | |
2019–2020 | Silent Madness | Mowalola | [31] |
Year | Title | Featuring | Ref. |
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2020 | Slices of Time | Emmanuelle Moureaux | [32] |
Secret 7" | Various | ||
2020–2021 | Meanings and Attachments | Mah Rana | |
Return to Slygo | Nicholas Daley | [33] | |
2021 | My Head is a Jungle | Manjit Thapp | [34] |
Art Block | Collaboration with Design District | ||
2021–2022 | Your Ship Has Landed | Lydia Chan | [35] |
2022 | Feeling Good | Joy Yamusangie | [36] |
Routine | Ben Cullen Williams and Gaika | [37] | |
Maiden Voyage | JeeYoung Lee | [38] | |
Human Stories: The Satirists | Various | [39] | |
2022–2023 | Ribbons | Matty Bovan | [40] |
2023 | What You See Here / What You Hear Here | Darryl Daley | [41] |
The Shape of Things | Simone Brewster | [42] | |
The Great Supper | Sara Shakeel | [43] | |
Human Stories: A Young South Africa | Various | [44] | |
2023–2024 | Greetings from Ireland | Robyn Lynch | [45] |
2024 | Secret 7" with War Child | Various | |
Like a Melody: Myths, Memories and Fantasy | Charlotte Mei | [46] [47] | |
Up in Smoke | John Booth and CAN | [48] | |
Human Stories: Unreported Uprisings | Inès Elsa Dalal | [49] | |
2024–2025 | Socks: The Art of Care and Repair | Celia Pym | [50] |
2025 | Secret 7 with War Child | Various | |
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