The Courtauld Gallery is home to one of the greatest collections of art in the UK and an annual programme of focused exhibitions, displays and contemporary commissions. All housed in a beautiful human-sized gallery at Somerset House.
The Courtauld Institute is a research-led, independent college of the University of London, offering world–renowned programmes in the history, conservation, curation and business of art.
We care for an outstanding art collection, advance the study and conservation of visual art, and share it through acclaimed exhibitions. Your support helps us inspire new ways of seeing and thinking about art.
...of recent exhibitions. Marie Collier looks collectively at the exhibitions at The Royal Academy of Art, the Design Museum, and the British Library that commemorated the centenary of the 1917...
...founders of this institution. The Courtauld Gallery presents an exciting programme of acclaimed temporary exhibitions, sharing new insights into the work of significant artists past and present. The Gallery’s activities...
...have curators grappled with these issues and how can curating exhibitions help us to question what we think we know? Looking back to look forward, the course will focus on...
...the deeply researched and varied exhibitions programme that Kenneth C. Griffin has supported since The Courtauld’s reopening in 2021. Courtauld Friends get free unlimited entry to all exhibitions, access to...
...a member of staff at the Ticket Desk and hand back when leaving the Gallery. Large prints for any of our temporary exhibitions are available on request from our Ticket...
...partner exhibitions, providing a unique opportunity for more people to engage with The Courtauld’s collection than ever before whilst the gallery is temporarily closed for the major transformation project. The...
...and the Sea follows major Impressionist exhibitions at The Courtauld, such as Cézanne’s Card Players, Van Gogh. Self-Portraits and, most recently, the acclaimed The Griffin Catalyst Exhibition: Monet and London....
...Frank Auerbach: London Building Sites. It brought together his epic post-war paintings of London as it was being reconstructed following the destruction of the Second World War. These two exhibitions...
...Coates Exhibition Galleries on the 3rd Floor have showcased a major series of temporary exhibitions since the Gallery reopened, including the highly successful Van Gogh. Self-Portraits and Edvard Munch. Masterpieces...
...in 1932, the organisation has been at the forefront of the study of art ever since, through advanced research and conservation practice, innovative teaching, the renowned collection and inspiring exhibitions...
...Unlike contemporary fashion exhibitions, Mirror Mirror exposes what lies beyond – or beneath – clothing itself, disrupting and surpassing visitor expectations. The viewer is first confronted with Dirk Van Saene’s...
