Arrt — Visitor Information
You can scroll a picture of a painting all day. Arrt exists for the moment you round a corner and one stops you cold. Here's how to make that happen.
First Entry
We've deliberately kept this simple: no forms to fill in, no enquiry queues, no waiting for someone to get back to you. Everything you need to plan a visit lives on these pages, and the fastest routes are below.
Second Entry
Nobody pounces at the door. You'll be welcomed, pointed towards the show, and then left alone with it — which is the whole point of the place. If you want company, the team on the floor is genuinely happy to talk: about the work, the artists, what's coming next, or why that piece across the room is hung exactly where it is.
If you fall for something, the same conversation covers what happens next — no separate office, no formal process, no pressure. And if you just want to look quietly for an hour, that's a perfectly good way to spend an hour too.
The short version: arriving is the hard part, and it isn't even hard.
Third Entry
Art is better argued about afterwards, and the room is built for side-by-side looking. If you're thinking of bringing friends, family or a class, come along — and mention it to the team on the floor so we can give the group the room it deserves.
The strongest first impression you can make is the one your work makes in person. Visit a show, get a feel for the walls, and introduce yourself. Conversations that start in front of the art tend to go further than ones that start anywhere else.
Whether you've collected for years or you're standing in a gallery wondering how anyone affords art, the answer starts the same way: tell us what stopped you. We'll talk it through honestly, including when the honest answer is "keep looking."
Skip the inbox. The current exhibition is hanging, lit, and ready for you — see what's on and come meet it.