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Exhibition, events & education space focused on the fields of architecture, design and urbanism.

Tempus Arts Ltd is a central London based online fine arts gallery (www.tempusarts.com) specialising in contemporary and 20th Century art. We also publish Mongoos (www.mongoosmagazine.com), an arts magazine and community. We are passionate about art and what we do.

56 Old Broad St

This gallery has now closed, please now visit our gallery in Westfield Stratford City. Find out more information on our website.

9 Cornhill

Oreofe Art Gallery specialises in contemporary art that creates the dialogue between local and international artists, enthusiasts and experts in an innovative environment celebrating the expression of creativity in its most diverse and unique form. As the world of art is constantly changing dynamics, our London based gallery and consultancy aims to create a space where connecting, experiencing and educating our audience through creativity is the pinnacle objective. As consultants, through various concepts and mediums, we commission and curate collections of our artists’ works whilst fusing visual aesthetics of contemporary art for private collectors, corporate clients, interior designers and more.

Hypha Studios is pleased to announce the launch of a new cultural hub within the landmark No. 1 Poultry building in the City of London. In partnership with the Cheapside Business Alliance, three ground-floor galleries will host a year-long programme of 24 free exhibitions from September 2025 to autumn 2026, bringing together contemporary artists, collectives, and curators in one of London’s most iconic postmodern spaces, designed by James Stirling.

Hypha Studios is pleased to announce the launch of a new cultural hub within the landmark No. 1 Poultry building in the City of London. In partnership with the Cheapside Business Alliance, three ground-floor galleries will host a year-long programme of 24 free exhibitions from September 2025 to autumn 2026, bringing together contemporary artists, collectives, and curators in one of London’s most iconic postmodern spaces, designed by James Stirling.