Trendy people standing outside Chisenhale Gallery in east London
Photograph: Courtesy of Chisenhale Gallery | Chisenhale is a not-for-profit gallery that‘s been operating since the ‘80s

Chisenhale Gallery

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Time Out says

Located in a converted 1930s veneer factory near Victoria Park, this not-for-profit has been setting out its stall as one London’s most radical commissioners of new art since the ‘80s. It’s always a challenge, and always surprising. You never know what you’re going to get, but you know it’s going to get the old noggin ticking. Artists who have worked with the gallery include Turner Prize-winning sculptor (and the first woman to win the prize) Rachel Whiteread, acclaimed installation artist Cornelia Parker, known for her work using found objects, photographer Wolfgang Tillmans (another Turner winner), and Argentinian artist Pablo Bronstein, whose work spans performance, choreography, drawing and sculpture. 

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Address
64
Chisenhale Road
London
E3 5QZ
Transport:
Tube: Bethnal Green/Mile End
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