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Camden Arts Centre

Art, Galleries Finchley Road
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(Tal R exhibition at Camden Arts Centre, 2008. © Camden Arts Centre)
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Tal R exhibition at Camden Arts Centre, 2008. © Camden Arts Centre
(Camden Arts Centre: garden and café. © Camden Arts Centre)
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Camden Arts Centre: garden and café. © Camden Arts Centre
(Bomb damage during the Blitz: © Camden Arts Centre)
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Bomb damage during the Blitz: © Camden Arts Centre
(Camden Arts Centre: garden. © Camden Arts Centre)
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Camden Arts Centre: garden. © Camden Arts Centre
(Mike Nelson installation at Camden Arts Centre (1998, recreated 2010). © Camden Arts Centre)
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Mike Nelson installation at Camden Arts Centre (1998, recreated 2010). © Camden Arts Centre
(Ruth Ewan installation at Camden Arts Centre, 2015. © Camden Arts Centre)
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Ruth Ewan installation at Camden Arts Centre, 2015. © Camden Arts Centre

Way up on Finchley Road, Camden Arts Centre has been quietly ploughing its own artistic furrow since 1965 (it was Hampstead Central Library before that). It used to provide arts and crafts classes to the local community; now it’s north London’s go-to for contemporary art by the likes of Haroon Mirza, Eva Hesse and Doris Salcedo. Camden also boasts a great bookshop, a lovely garden and an ace café.

 

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Venue name: Camden Arts Centre
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Visit Website Call Venue 020 7472 5500
Address: Arkwright Road
London
NW3 6DG
Opening hours: Tue, Thu-Sun 10am-6pm; Wed 10am-9pm
Transport: Tube: Finchley Road/Hampstead
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