Lisson Gallery, Art gallery in City of Westminster and Manhattan.
The Lisson Gallery is an art gallery in Westminster and Manhattan with multiple exhibition spaces. These spaces feature modern architecture with concrete walls, frosted glass panels, and metal cladding across different levels.
Nicholas Logsdail founded the Lisson Gallery in 1967 as a local art venture. The enterprise grew into an international institution with locations in London and New York.
The gallery displays work by artists from around the world in painting, sculpture, and installation. Visitors encounter contemporary art in rotating exhibitions throughout the year.
The Westminster location is easily accessible on foot and centrally situated in the city. Visitors should check ahead about specific exhibitions since opening times may vary.
The Westminster location underwent a 1992 redesign by architect Tony Fretton that gives it an unusual structure. The building connects separate exhibition areas, each with its own street entrance.
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