Please don’t disturb Sanya Malhotra. She is busy exploring the beautiful city of London. How do we know, you ask? Just a quick glance at her Instagram timeline will clear all your doubts. Her latest stop was the Royal Academy of Arts Exhibition. In a series of pictures shared on Instagram, Sanya was seen admiring the beautiful artwork. A plethora of colours and strokes dominated the grey walls. Sanya wore a strappy green chequered dress as she took a stroll through the corridors.
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If you are willing to seek some artistic inspiration on your next London vacation, there here are five art galleries you must not miss.
1. Autograph
Apart from being an art gallery, Autograph is also a charitable organisation dedicated to advocating for artists who utilise film and photography techniques to put forward questions related to human rights, race, social justice, and representation.
2. Dulwich Picture Gallery
The Dulwich Picture Gallery grants the public the opportunity to witness the outstanding 19th-century artwork. Admire works from the French, Italian, and Spanish Baroque traditions and marvel at their remarkable collection of British portraits from the Tudor to the 19th century.
3. Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art
Housed in a former Victorian former bath house in Lewisham, this gallery is a modern art institution affiliated with the Goldsmiths, University of London. The varied exhibitions offer scholars, artists, students, and the general public an enriching creative inspiration.
4. Haricot Gallery
Haricot Gallery’s objective is to change the way people perceive art. By addressing current topics or providing a fresh perspective on an age-old story, they want to make their exhibitions reflect the reality in which we live.
5. National Portrait Gallery
Using art to bring cultural history to life, the National Portrait Gallery aims to chronicle the story of Britain through its people. With the largest collection of portraits in the world, this gallery was the first of its type when it first opened its doors in 1856.
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