HQ Function

Serves as the primary exhibition venue, administrative center, location for artist liaison, sales, and public engagement. It houses multiple exhibition spaces, offices, and art storage/handling facilities.

Notable Features:

The 8,000 square-foot Wharf Road gallery is a converted Victorian-era furniture factory, retaining industrial character with high ceilings and natural light. It includes a waterside garden and several distinct gallery spaces, allowing for large-scale installations and concurrent exhibitions.

Work Culture:

A dynamic and professional environment deeply immersed in the contemporary art world. The culture emphasizes collaboration, meticulous attention to detail in exhibition presentation, and strong, supportive relationships with artists. Staff are typically passionate and knowledgeable about art.

HQ Significance:

The Wharf Road gallery is a landmark contemporary art destination in London, known for its museum-quality exhibitions and for introducing influential international artists to UK audiences. Its scale allows for ambitious curatorial projects.

Values Reflected in HQ: Commitment to artistic excellence and innovation, providing artists with exceptional spaces to realize ambitious projects, and dedication to public access and engagement with contemporary art.

Location:

Victoria Miro maintains a significant global presence through its primary galleries in London and Venice. The gallery actively supports its roster of international artists by participating in leading art fairs across the globe, such as Art Basel (Basel, Miami Beach, Hong Kong), Frieze (London, New York, LA), and The Armory Show. They also facilitate museum acquisitions and loans worldwide, and cultivate relationships with a global network of collectors, curators, and institutions, ensuring their artists are represented and seen on an international stage.

Street Address:

16 Wharf Road

City:

London

State/Province:

England

Country:

United Kingdom