Moco Museum
- Art lovers
- Interactive experience seekers
- Families with children
What Visitors Say
Really cool museum with a lot of modern art. You will visit all the museum in an hour. There was not so much people so you had the time and space to see the paintings. I am just a bit disapointed by the price. The moco museum in Amsterdam is far less expensive and I don't think the exhibition is not long enough to justify this price.
Love the exhibitions featuring Banksy and Keith Haring. The short film about Haring's life was moving. The immersive elements were a fun surprise. It's a small gallery but had a lot to offer. Beyond my expectations.
Moco Museum London is a really interesting and unique place to visit, especially if you’re into modern and street art. The collection is quite different from traditional museums, with works that are bold, thought-provoking, and fun to explore. It’s not too big, which actually makes it easy to go around without feeling overwhelmed.It’s a must-visit if you like Banksy. there are some great pieces that really stand out.
This museum is absolutely amazing! So spacious and beautiful! Robbie’s collection was amazing! Will definitely come back! The only downside was a family with a peak and screaming children, which isn’t the best when you want to relax and admire pieces of art in silence. Should young children be allowed?
Wonderful couple of hours exploring three floors of some amazing art from Daniel Arsham, Hyden Kays, Julian Opie, Banksy, KAWS, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Warhol etc. Loved the Radical Honesty exhibition from Robbie Williams. So authentic and emotionally engaging. A thought provoking space. A nice, large space, uncrowded, chilled, with the added bonus of some nice views of Hyde Park Corner. Well worth a visit.
Highlights
Signature Mix
A fast survey of today’s visual cultureStreet art meets gallery polish—expect recognisable icons beside sharp social commentary.
Main floor, start of circuit
Immersive Room
Digital art you feel with your bodyLight, sound, motion—an artwork that reacts as you move through it.
Lower levels, darkened space
Text & Type
Words as image, slogans as sculptureFrom neon aphorisms to billboard-scale typography, language becomes material.
Upper gallery wall runs
Spotlight Show
A single artist in focusSmall, concentrated, and personal—often with works you won’t see elsewhere in London.
Rotating feature room
Opening Hours
Fun Facts
“Moco” literally fuses ‘Modern’ and ‘Contemporary’—the museum set out to bridge pop appeal and critical art from day one.
The London site repurposes retail-era floors into gallery space—fitting for a museum that studies our image-saturated shopping street culture.
Across its locations, Moco pairs blue-chip names with social-issue themes (privacy, consumerism, climate)—expect punchlines and pressure points in the same room.
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