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A gallery I will visit when in London on my next visit to restore older buildings in
Cities and have them for the public to see and use should be done more often
Betty Maxey Clark 1/25/12
One art critic described this place as "whatever it is, it's not an art gallery". I agree; it's like a soulless art theme park. Art needs intimacy to work
Always worth a visit for the big exhibition hall and the special shows (which you have to pay for). Great for wandering around on a Sunday down by the South Bank.
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