Idea Generation Gallery Events

Idea Generation Gallery

11 Chance Street, Bethnal Green, E2 7JB
Tel: 020 7749 6850

Idea Generation is the UK's largest arts, culture and entertainment PR agency.

A few years back, they moved offices to a pretty snazzy RIBA award-winning place in the heart of the 'ditch and, guess what? They've only gone and put a gallery in there.

The Idea Generation Gallery launched in April 2008 and the focus, by and large, is on contemporary art and photography, with music-related photography a favoured genre. Exhibitions are often curated by the agency's clients or staff, which is, we hope you'll agree, pretty cool.

Read Tom's review of The Art of Conversation at Idea Generation Gallery, May 2010.
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Upcoming Events at Idea Generation Gallery

The Strange Face Project
Exhibitions: Bethnal Green

The Strange Face Project

Friday, 10 Feb (12:00PM)
An exhibition charting the discovery of a previously unheard Nick Drake recording at Idea Generation's in-house gallery this January and February.
Until 12.02.12.
The Strange Face Project
Exhibitions: Bethnal Green

The Strange Face Project

Saturday, 11 Feb (12:00PM)
An exhibition charting the discovery of a previously unheard Nick Drake recording at Idea Generation's in-house gallery this January and February.
Until 12.02.12.
The Strange Face Project
Exhibitions: Bethnal Green

The Strange Face Project

Sunday, 12 Feb (12:00PM)
An exhibition charting the discovery of a previously unheard Nick Drake recording at Idea Generation's in-house gallery this January and February.
Until 12.02.12.

Reviews

Alice Aylett Roberts Wednesday, 15 April
This lovely little gallery always puts on interesting and thoughtful displays by great artists. Their recent exhibition Root Ginger was packed out both times I visited, a good example of the IG Gallery's talent for showing popular and quality works of art.
SpoonfedMeg Thursday, 11 June
I visited the Idea Generation gallery between exhibitions so didn't get to see it in its full glory but the space is perfectly suited to intimate shows and tall ceilings, open spaces and a fantastic Shoreditch location really make this a gallery worth visiting when they have a show on.