Private Tour

Duration: 6 hours
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Private Tour history of the building, which houses a number of famous artists and architects. British artist Henry Moore is known to have used the building as inspiration for some of his sculptures, and Stirling prize winner Ben Rice is an alumni from this school. The venue regularly hosts exhibitions from international artists, as well as musical performances.

From the north-east corner of the Battersea Park Road and Queenstown Road junction, proceed north along Queenstown Road. On the opposite side of the road, a building with a green design building comes into view. Private Tour is located on the top floor of this building, which is accessible through the stairs or lift.

Once you are in the Private Tour, an exhibition area can be seen on your right hand side. This is where all their exhibitions are displayed for visitors to enjoy whilst admiring their unique collection of contemporary artwork, which will leave you mesmerized and wanting for more.

Beneath the exhibition area, is the museum section where all the artefacts are displayed for visitors to explore. At Private Tour, there are no labels on display; instead, each piece of art has a brief description with its artist’s signature beside it. This gives visitors the chance to spend time looking at each piece instead of being rushed through whilst reading.

As well as this, there is an auditorium at the bottom of the building where a number of performances take place throughout the week. During your visit to Private Tour, you can attend one of these performances or drop by at any given time in between.

Throughout your journey, it is important to remember the building is a registered charity and all of their work has been made possible because of generous donations. As such, anything you buy through the museum’s shop is also donated to it.