The Pump House Gallery London
Pump House Gallery is an exhibition venue situated in a 4 story grade I building in southern London. It is owned by Wandsworth council and conducts a lot of projects, exhibitions and activities. The gallery vows to bring modern art to the public by working in collaboration with curators, artists and organizations. An annual turnover of 30,000 visitors is a testimony to the range of contemporary visual art being brought by the Pump House Gallery. Moreover, the gallery provides people with an opportunity to hold private or corporate events with a capacity of upto 70 guests.
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Contact Number: +44 20 7350 0523
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History of The Pump House Gallery
The Pump House Tower was built in 1861 in Buttersea Park to house an engine that would circulate water in the lake. A fire broke out in the 1950’s, affecting the Pump House and calling for a repair. The Wandsworth council took over the charge of the park and the tower in 1986 and kicked off its refurbishment programme. Subsequently in 1999, the tower was used as an exhibition centre of contemporary visual arts. -
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Things to do at The Pump House Gallery
In addition to holding exhibitions of international stature, one can also hold or participate in workshops, talks, events and screenings. -
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Tickets and Entry
The Pump House Gallery does not charge any admission or entry fee. -
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Operatrional Hours
The gallery is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and during exhibitions installations. The opening time for Wednesday to Sunday is from 11 am till 5 pm. -
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How to Contact
You can contact the gallery at the below mentioned telephone number.
Contact: +44 20 8871 7572 -
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Location
Battersea Park, London, SW11 4NJ, United Kingdom. -
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How to Get To The Pump House Gallery
By Tube
The nearest underground station is Sloane square tube station. One may take around 24 minutes to cover the 1.2 miles distance between the gallery and the tube station. After getting off the tube at the tube station turn left onto Lower Sloane St. and then turn left onto Carriage Dr N and take the first left on a path that will lead you directly to the gallery. View Map
By Bus
“Battersea Park (Stop C)” is the nearest bus stop and is separated by 0.5 miles distance. You can travel to the gallery on foot in around 10 minutes. Use any of the buses numbering 44, 137, 156, 452, N44 and N137 to get dropped at this bus stop. Head north on queenstown road and from the roundabout turn onto Dr S. Now, turn right onto Carriage Dr E and then make a left turn to reach The Pump House Gallery.View Map
