VITRINE Bermondsey Square was set up in 2010 as a contemporary art space with a commitment to presenting emerging art practices from the unique 16 metre long window gallery, prominently located on Bermondsey Square and viewable 24-hours a day to the public. Dedicated to working with emerging and mid-career artists across all media the space is particularly focused on site-responsive exhibitions and installations. VITRINE Bermondsey Square promotes collaboration between a growing number of curators and artists, creating opportunities for new practices and discourses to emerge and encouraging artists to embrace the unusual and challenging gallery space.
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VITRINE Bermondsey Street - launched in September 2012 – is a commercial contemporary art gallery dedicated to working with emerging and mid-career artists across all media and focusing on cross-disciplinary practices. VITRINE Bermondsey Street presents solo and group shows and explore the scope of emerging practices and is establishing a strong reputation as a nurturer of new talent in London.
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VITRINE also schedules a diverse range of events, including music, film, performance and artist talks, development initiatives and offsite projects.
Support the work of Vitrine by becoming a Friend of the gallery. See www.vitrinegallery.co.uk/development for more information.
Justin Eagle: French ambience in London, 2011 
Jeremy Willett: The sky above the port was the color of television…(1), 2012 
John Walter: Two Peacocks, 2011 
Natasha Rees: Study FOR a Landscape 3, 2012 
Heather Phillipson: (still 3 from) Medico-Musico-Metaphysico, 2011