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Barbican Art Gallery

Temporarily closed - Opening 17 May

Greater London

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Lakeside Terrace,

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Silk Street Entrance,

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Lyndon Douglas

The Japanese House exhibition,

Max Colson

The Vulgar exhibition,

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Barbican shop,

Max Colson


Barbican Art Gallery is temporarily closed until further notice. Please check the venue's website for the latest details.

Barbican Art Gallery presents an international and dynamic mix of art, architecture, design, fashion and photography.

From acclaimed architects to Turner Prize-winning artists, the gallery showcases innovators of the 20th and 21st centuries: key figures who have shaped development and stimulated change. Visitors can also enjoy the free exhibition space, The Curve, which is home to a vibrant programme of new commissions.


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Barbican Art Gallery

Level 3, Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London, Greater London, EC2Y 8DS

020 7638 8891

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Opening times

Temporarily closed - Opening 17 May

Bank Holidays 12–6pm (Sat–Wed) 12–9pm (Thu & Fri) Closed 24-28 Dec and 1 Jan

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Exhibitions and events at Barbican Art Gallery

Temporarily closed - Opening 17 May
Susi Korihana thëri swimming, Catrimani, 1972-1974. Infrared film. Claudia Andujar: The Yanomami Struggle at The Curve 17 June - 29 August 2021
EXHIBITION

Claudia Andujar: The Yanomami Struggle

  • Barbican Art Gallery, London
  • 17 June – 29 August 2021
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Temporarily closed - Opening 17 May
Aldgate tube station depicted as an ‘urban obstacle course’ in the book Making Space (1984)
EXHIBITION

How We Live Now: Reimagining Spaces with Matrix Feminist Design Co-operative

  • Barbican Art Gallery, London
  • 17 May – 23 December 2021
50% off exhibitions
Temporarily closed - Opening 17 May
Jean Dubuffet, Landscape with Argus (Paysage aux argus) August 1955, Collection Fondation Dubuffet, Paris © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London
EXHIBITION

Jean Debuffet: Brutal Beauty

  • Barbican Art Gallery, London
  • 17 May – 22 August 2021
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