Glasshouse Contemporary is an artist-run, contemporary art gallery in Hackney, East London. With a strong visual aesthetic and love of interesting mark-making, we platform artists who embrace play and curiosity – firmly believing in art’s ability to transform, transcend and elevate.
Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2025
We welcome winning artist Benjamin MacGregor to Glasshouse Contemporary with his first major exhibition 'Foundations'.
The collection will feature over 20 paintings and a selection of limited edition prints, alongside photographic artworks by his sister, Bella MacGregor.
Launch Parties: 29th & 30th August
Exhibition 30th August - 24th September
Rituals | Group Exhibition
2nd - 24th August 2025
This summer, we asked 19 of our artists to reflect on the routines that shape their everyday lives. This is a collection which celebrates the rhythms that ground us. The small pleasures that quietly sustain us. Rituals that elevate our experience in a complex world.
Glimpse | Solo Exhibition by Alex Price
Glasshouse Contemporary is pleased to present Glimpse, a solo exhibition of twelve paintings by London-based artist Alex Price.
In these small-scale works on linen, Alex combines colour, gesture and texture to create compositions that complicate the relationship between seeing and understanding.
Solo Exhibition by Christopher Thompson
On now until the 26th June 2025!
An East London inspired collection from Royal Academy trained local painter Christopher Thompson.
Discover a series of meticulously painted artworks which blend the real and the surreal, the past and the present, the observed and the imagined...
Here Comes The Sun | Group Exhibition
Whilst this exhibition has now ended, many of the artworks can still be explored in the gallery and online.
This Spring show from Cassia Beck, Anna Marrow, Charlotte Farmer and Julia Andrews is drenched in dopamine - playful, vibrant and joyful as we move into warmer, brighter days.
Meet the artists
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Johanna Wilbraham
Johanna is an East London-based artist who uses a unique visual language...
