Studio Voltaire
- Art lovers
- Families with children
What Visitors Say
A stylish, intimate gallery with thought-provoking and sometimes unconventional shows. The atmosphere is calm and creative—great for a quick 1–2 hour visit. Some exhibitions can feel quite niche, but it’s definitely worth checking out if you enjoy contemporary art❤️
Currently showing an exhibition showcasing the work of Beryl Cook and Tom of Finland this art space is a welcome addition to Clapham s culture scene. There is a restaurant also Be warned the current exhibition is not for those who are easily offended.
BERYL COOK / TOM OF FINLAND 15 May–25 August 2024 This major new exhibition, Beryl Cook / Tom of Finland, brings together the work of these two cultural icons for the very first time. Whoever came up with this artist pairing needs a promotion! The works compliment each other very well and there's a good balance across the gallery space. Highly recommend. ✨
Great local gallery to visit. The building and the garden outside are beautiful, and the furnish inside is modern and comfortable to look around. The shop also has some interesting items that are made by the artists that the gallery collaborates with. The exhibitions are inspiring and it is obvious that the curatorial team have really put the effort to organise them
Highlights
Beryl Cook / Tom of Finland
A smart dialogue between two popular-culture heavyweightsCook’s bustling pub scenes meet Tom’s hyper-styled bodies; together they map desire, humor and everyday performance.
Main gallery
Project/Garden Space
A breather that extends the show outdoorsInstallations spill into a planted court; smaller commissions often sit here as counterpoints to the main exhibition.
Courtyard and adjacent rooms
Artist Editions & Publications
Take-home context from the programPrints and multiples produced with exhibiting artists act as footnotes to the shows.
Foyer shop area
Opening Hours
Fun Facts
Admission is typically free, making it easy to sample risk-taking exhibitions between Clapham errands.
A recent refurbishment expanded galleries and improved circulation, supporting larger or more ambitious installations.
