A refined Mayfair gallery where contemporary art, publishing and jewellery design meet under one distinctive curatorial vision.
- Contemporary solo and group exhibitions
- Emerging and established artists
- Painting, sculpture, photography and moving image
- Publishing and commissioned projects
- Julia Muggenburg’s jewellery designs
- A compact Mayfair gallery setting
Use Belmacz as part of a Mayfair gallery walk rather than as a standalone destination.
Don’t miss The relationship between the art programme and the jewellery showroom — that hybrid identity is what makes Belmacz different.
Nearby route ideas
Mayfair gallery walk
Belmacz → Gagosian Davies Street → Claridge’s ArtSpace → Cork Street galleries → Royal Academy
This is the route I would prioritise.
Art + design Mayfair
Belmacz → jewellery/design stops around Bond Street → Royal Academy → Burlington Arcade
Best for visitors interested in both contemporary art and collectible design.
Collector’s Mayfair
Belmacz → Sadie Coles HQ → David Zwirner → Hauser & Wirth → Pace
A stronger commercial-gallery route for users following the international market.
Slow Artlovers route
Belmacz → coffee around Mount Street → two or three Mayfair galleries → Royal Academy.
About the venue
About
Belmacz London is a contemporary art gallery and jewellery showroom located at 45 Davies Street in Mayfair. Founded by Julia Muggenburg in 2000, the gallery presents solo and group exhibitions, artist collaborations, publishing projects and commissions alongside Muggenburg’s own jewellery designs. This crossover between contemporary art, object-making and design gives Belmacz a distinctive position within London’s Mayfair gallery scene. Its programme includes emerging and established artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, moving image and installation. For art travellers, Belmacz is best experienced as part of a wider Mayfair gallery route with nearby spaces around Davies Street, Cork Street and the Royal Academy.
Worth the trip
Because Belmacz has a very particular identity: contemporary exhibitions sit alongside jewellery design, commissions and publishing. It feels less like a generic Mayfair white cube and more like a carefully built creative world.
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