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A CONTEMPORARY FINE ART GALLERY IN CENTRAL LONDON

14 Percy Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 1DR | +44(0)207 637 3775 | info@gallerydifferent.co.uk

Opening hours:  Monday – Friday 10.30 – 5.00; Saturday 11.00 – 5.00; Late night opening on Thursdays 6pm – 8pm

 

Located in the heart of Fitzrovia, London, Gallery DIFFERENT presents contemporary painting, sculpture, drawing, print, photography and mixed media from British and international artists. As well as presenting a dynamic schedule of exhibitions and events, DIFFERENT collaborates with other galleries worldwide to promote and curate exhibitions for its artists. 

 

Although we have set opening hours, we are very happy to arrange private viewings, either during these times or outside our normal hours. Please email or call to request an appointment.

 

Subscribe to our Mailing List to receive our newsletter, with features about our artists and a more in-depth look at their work and process. We will also bring you news from the art world and updates on the gallery's work.

 

Parade of Elephants at Kilimanjaro - Riyad Gandy

In Their Domain

2nd July – 5th July 2026

A group exhibition exploring the relationship between wildlife, landscape and cultural memory.

Featuring photographs by Riyad Gandhy, selected wildlife sculptures by Charlie Smith, and presented alongside the launch of the Collector’s Volume Haldu Tola: Wild Earth, Sacred Art, the exhibition brings together contemporary wildlife photography, sculpture, and indigenous artistic traditions from Central India.

Through observation, form and storytelling, the works offer different perspectives on the natural world, inviting viewers to consider wilderness not only as habitat, but as a source of inspiration, imagination, and enduring cultural connection.

 Exhibition Times:

2nd July 2pm – 5.30pm  |  3rd and 4th July 10am – 5.30pm  |. 5th July 10am – 2pm

Summer Spotlight: Where Figurative Meets Abstract

19th June – 5th July

Our first Summer Spotlight show unites six artists whose work bridges representation and abstraction.

Featuring four painters and two sculptors, it explores how landscape, portraiture, animal forms and the human figure are transformed through memory, emotion, movement and expression.

View on Artsy here

 

 

Join us at Henley Festival

8th – 12th July

Returning after 15 years of exhibiting, we're presenting unique works by six contemporary artists. From nature-inspired sculpture and illuminated paintings to music-inspired art, portraiture and sport-themed creations, the showcase celebrates diverse creative processes.

Find out more about the festival here

Contact us for ticket enquiries

 

 
 

A Trio of Viewing Rooms

Three online presentations offering deeper insight into each artist’s practice, process and body of work.

 

Available on Artsy via the links below:

Matt Lamber: Intrusive Selves

Anthony Stileman: The Second Innings

Adam Binder: Stillness and Flight

 

 
 

Download the Gallery DIFFERENT app

As an app subscriber you will have first access to tickets to events and exhibitions, and a range of offers and priveleges.

 

 

   

 

Summer Spotlight: Where Figurative Meets Abstract

19th June – 5th July

Our first Summer Spotlight show unites six artists whose work bridges representation and abstraction.

Featuring four painters and two sculptors, it explores how landscape, portraiture, animal forms and the human figure are transformed through memory, emotion, movement and expression.

View on Artsy here

 
Parade of Elephants at Kilimanjaro - Riyad Gandy

In Their Domain

2nd July – 5th July 2026

A group exhibition exploring the relationship between wildlife, landscape and cultural memory.

Featuring photographs by Riyad Gandhy, selected wildlife sculptures by Charlie Smith, and presented alongside the launch of the Collector’s Volume Haldu Tola: Wild Earth, Sacred Art, the exhibition brings together contemporary wildlife photography, sculpture, and indigenous artistic traditions from Central India.

Through observation, form and storytelling, the works offer different perspectives on the natural world, inviting viewers to consider wilderness not only as habitat, but as a source of inspiration, imagination, and enduring cultural connection.

 Exhibition Times:

2nd July 2pm – 5.30pm  |  3rd and 4th July 10am – 5.30pm  |. 5th July 10am – 2pm

 
 

Join us at Henley Festival

8th – 12th July

Returning after 15 years of exhibiting, we're presenting unique works by six contemporary artists. From nature-inspired sculpture and illuminated paintings to music-inspired art, portraiture and sport-themed creations, the showcase celebrates diverse creative processes.

Find out more about the festival here

Contact us for ticket enquiries 

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A Trio of Viewing Rooms

Three online presentations offering deeper insight into each artist’s practice, process and body of work.

 
 

View here

 
 

View here

 
 

View here

 

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Download the
Gallery DIFFERENT app

 

As an app subscriber you will have first access to tickets to events and exhibitions, and a range of offers and privileges.

 

Currently Showing At Gallery Different

Summer Spotlight - Where Figurative Meet 19th Jun 2026 – 2nd Jul 2026 Summer Spotlight - Where Figurative Meet

WHERE FIGURATIVE MEETS ABSTRACT

Discover six artists whose work bridges the gap between representation and abstraction. Featuring four painters and two sculptors, Where Figurative Meets Abstract explores how landscape, portraiture, animal forms and the human figure can be transformed through memory, emotion, movement and expression. While each artist begins with recognisable subject matter, their distinctive approaches distil and reinterpret their inspiration, creating work that is both deeply personal and unmistakably individual. The exhibition celebrates the unique visual language of six artists who reveal not simply what they see, but what they feel.

Mark Godwin | Stephen Page | Krysia D Michna Nowak | Matt Lambert | Dorothy Brook | Paul Bennett

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