White Cube Bermondsey

Name: White Cube Bermondsey
Address: Bermondsey, London

Bermondsey, London 🇬🇧

White Cube's largest space, a vast industrial building in Bermondsey, is one of the most significant commercial gallery venues in Europe. The expansive floor plates are well suited to ambitious, large-scale installations and survey exhibitions from the gallery's international roster, including Damien Hirst, Georg Baselitz, and Tracey Emin. White Cube operates galleries across London, New York, Paris, Hong Kong, and Seoul.

Explore 1 exhibition on now and 1 coming soon at White Cube Bermondsey.

White Cube Bermondsey

Gabriel Orozco

Until Nov 8

PhotographyMixed MediaDrawing & Works on PaperPaintingSculptureConceptualismGabriel Orozco

Major solo show of 100+ works spanning sculpture, painting and photography

Coming Soon

White Cube Bermondsey

Anselm Kiefer

Starting Nov 25

PaintingContemporary ArtAnselm Kiefer

A solo show of recent paintings by the German artist

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White Cube Bermondsey

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Sunday12pm–6pm

MondayClosed

Tuesday10am–6pm

Wednesday10am–6pm

Thursday10am–6pm

Friday10am–6pm

Saturday10am–6pm

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Past Exhibitions

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White Cube Bermondsey

Georg Baselitz: Back Again

Ended Aug 30

FreePaintingExpressionismGeorg Baselitz

Baselitz's final paintings series, a posthumous career summation

5/5 from 1 rating

"I've never been a huge Baselitz fan: I found the whole upside down painting thing an affectation and I would have happily fronted a campaign to have all his work shown the right way up so we can see what it's really about. I also think he churned out the same painting for decades. But this is brutally emotional stuff."