A playful contemporary gallery on Greenwich Peninsula where art, design, fashion and public space constantly overlap.
- Contemporary art and design
- Temporary exhibitions
- Fashion and visual culture
Don’t stop at the gallery door. Pick up or download the Greenwich Peninsula Art Trail and continue through the public artworks and riverfront.
Nearby route ideas
Greenwich Peninsula Art + Design
NOW Gallery → Design District → Greenwich Peninsula Art Trail → The Tide
This is the route I would prioritise.
It combines contemporary exhibitions, architecture, public art and riverside landscape.
Contemporary Southeast London
NOW Gallery → public art on Greenwich Peninsula → London Cable Car → Royal Docks
A more exploratory route focused on contemporary urban London.
Family Creative Day
NOW Gallery → Design District → public art trail → riverside
Especially good when NOW Gallery has participatory exhibitions or workshops.
Art + Food + River
NOW Gallery → Design District → Canteen → Thames Path
A strong Slow Artlovers option: short exhibition, design, food and a walk by the river.
The Line connection
NOW Gallery → Greenwich Peninsula public art → The Line
Greenwich Peninsula hosts several works connected to The Line, London’s dedicated contemporary-art walking route.
About the venue
About
NOW Gallery is a free public gallery and exhibition space on Greenwich Peninsula, opened in 2014 and closely tied to the area’s wider creative programme. Its exhibitions, workshops and installations change regularly.
NOW Gallery London is a free contemporary art and design gallery located on Greenwich Peninsula, close to North Greenwich station. The gallery presents a changing programme of contemporary art, design, fashion, installations, workshops and participatory projects. Rather than operating as a traditional museum with a permanent collection, NOW Gallery is strongly programme-driven and forms part of the wider creative ecosystem of Greenwich Peninsula. Visitors can easily combine the gallery with the nearby Design District, The Tide and the Greenwich Peninsula Art Trail, which includes more than 17 public artworks across the riverside neighbourhood. For art travellers, NOW Gallery works particularly well as a compact cultural stop within a broader art-and-design route through one of London’s most rapidly evolving creative areas.
Worth the trip
Because NOW Gallery feels less like a conventional white cube and more like part of Greenwich Peninsula’s creative ecosystem. Art, design, fashion, workshops and public-space projects often spill beyond the gallery itself.
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