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Tristan Hoare Gallery

Tristan Hoare Gallery was founded by Tristan Hoare in London to present contemporary and modern art. The gallery has been instrumental in the careers of artists such as The Connor Brothers and Gonzalo Lebrija. Tristan Hoare Gallery’s focus on high-quality exhibitions and diverse programming has influenced the cultural landscape of Fitzrovia, inspiring other galleries to support a wide range of artistic expressions. The gallery’s innovative approach and commitment to public engagement have enriched the London art scene. Read more about Galleries.

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Nine Artists Who Stole the Show at 1-54 London

The 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair is back at Somerset House for its 13th edition with special projects, live performances and work by 100 contemporary African and diasporic artists.
By Farah Abdessamad
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The London Art Galleries Not to Miss On Your Next Visit

Away from the established public-facing museums London is well known for, there is a medley of commercial galleries.
By Henry St Leger

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