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Matt's Gallery exists to give artists the time, space and support they need to take risks, test their limits and surprise even their own intentions. We provide the best conditions for experiencing art and challenging audiences. Our approach leads to the production of innovative works of contemporary art that offer educational benefit to the hundreds of students we welcome to the gallery each year. Matt’s Gallery is an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation and a registered charity. In addition to our funding from ACE we rely on support from Trusts and Foundations, our Friends and Patrons and donations from individuals. We believe that in order for artists to grow and develop and to produce their best work they must be given time, space and support away from external commercial and political pressures. We work with artists at key moments in their development, at all stages of their careers. Matt’s Gallery is on the cusp of its next phase of exciting developments. In 2015 the Gallery won a competitive tender for a permanent new space at Nine Elms, Wandsworth, where we will move in 2020. The new building promises 6,000 square feet of space with scope for double-height galleries. We are creating a complex that will incorporate two double-height gallery spaces, two affordable artists' studios, our offices, our book and editions shop, and a publicly accessible home for the Matt’s Gallery library and archive. You can read more about our move here.You can support Matt's Gallery by:
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Matt's Gallery has gratefully received the support of the following Trusts and Foundations in recent years:
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Our current programme at 92 Webster Road is supported by Ron Henocq Fine Art. We are revenue funded through Arts Council England.
Over the years Matt's Gallery has provided artists with the opportunity to develop significant bodies of work, resulting in the creation of some of the most memorable works of contemporary art in recent years:
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