The White Cube is an art gallery in Bermondsey, London, devoted to temporary exhibitions of contemporary art. Hosted in a former warehouse of 58,000 sq feet on Bermondsey Street it is one of the largest commercial galleries in Europe. Its versatile and ample exhibition spaces, opened in October 2011, allow for large exhibitions, normally dedicated to individual artists showcasing various instalations of their artistic production.
Recent solo exhibitions featured artworks by Gilbert & George, Eddie Peake, Beatriz Milharez and Tracey Emin among others. Access to exhibitions is normally for free, as for other public museums in London, and detailed information about the artists and the items exhibited is available for visitors.
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I passed this the other day but didn’t have time to go in but have visited before. It’s great and in such a vibrant and exciting part of London.
They just had a solo exhibition with several artworks by Tracey Emin, the next one by Sarah Morris will be up next week.