Frameless

Frameless is a modern art museum near Oxford Street that displays classical paintings through large-scale digital projections and interactive displays. The space spans four distinct galleries where projected images cover walls, floors, and ceilings, transforming static artworks into moving visual environments.

The museum opened in 2019 at Marble Arch Place, introducing a new approach to London's art scene with permanent digital exhibitions of classical works. This concept of displaying artworks without traditional frames quickly became an innovative way to present famous masterpieces to audiences.

The gallery transforms paintings from masters like Van Gogh, Klimt, and Monet into immersive environments where you walk through projected artworks. The masterpieces fill every surface around you, creating an enveloping experience with classical compositions at a scale you would never see in a traditional museum.

The location sits just one minute walk from Marble Arch tube station and is straightforward to reach. Plan for about 90 minutes to see the galleries, and on-site amenities include a café and a shop for souvenirs.

The venue uses advanced projection technology that allows artworks to flow across walls, floors, and ceilings in continuous visual narratives. This represents Britain's largest permanent digital art presentation space.