Frameless London Tickets

For every art enthusiast, knowing fine details about the brushwork and color palette is usually very important. Color in Motion gallery lets you interact with masterpieces like Van Gogh's Self-Portrait and The Waterlily Pond by Monet in great detail. You can check out each brush stroke and paint splash closely as the artwork is projected on the expansive walls of the room. This gallery is likely the most colorful of them all!

As the name suggests, this gallery takes you on a captivating journey through diverse landscapes and settings. It is one of Frameless's largest exhibits, depicting crashing oceans, serene pastoral beauty, bustling cities, and the edge of fiery volcanoes. Curated by Ron Colvard, the gallery presents nine exquisite tracks woven with the harmonies of piano, violin, cello, and mandolin. Highlights include stunning renditions of famous artworks like Canaletto's Venice courtyard and Gogh's mesmerizing Starry Night.

The "Art of Abstraction" gallery at Frameless London takes you on a journey of different colors, shapes, and forms. Featuring works by abstract art pioneers such as Kandinsky, Klimt, Mondrian, Malevich, and Klee, this exhibit will help you understand the essence of humanity through abstract expressions that challenge traditional perceptions. Nick Powell's musical composition, with 12 tracks blending classical and contemporary sounds on a state-of-the-art surround system, adds depth to the experience.

Address: 6 Marble Arch, London W1H 7AP

Find on Maps

• By bus: Hop on line 98 from Tottenham Court Road Station or 390 from Stephan Street (Stop B)
  Closest stop: Marble Arch or Selfridges (Stop BX)
• By tube: You can travel from the Central or Elizabeth line
  Closest stop: Marble Arch or Bond Street

• You can leave strollers, pushchairs, small bags, and other belongings in the cloakroom for a nominal fee.
• Kids under the age of 3 can enter Frameless for free. Children between 3-15 have tickets with reduced prices.
• Seating is available in three of the four galleries, and there is also a communal sitting area between galleries.
• Three baby care rooms with changing facilities are present on the premises.
• You can quickly stop by the Café Bar at the venue for snacks.
• Buy cute souvenirs from the gift shop at Frameless.

• Frameless is accessible for wheelchair users and individuals bringing strollers and pushchairs.
• Easy lift and escalator access are available at all venue levels.
• Accessible toilets for all.
• Free wheelchairs for loan during your visit.
• Assistance dogs are allowed to accompany guests with special requirements.
• Audio descriptions may also be available in each gallery.
• It is a guide for people anxious about visiting a new place and would like to acquaint themselves with the venue.
• You can borrow ear defenders.

• Selfie sticks and flash photography are not permitted.
• Vaping and smoking are strictly prohibited inside Frameless.
• Please do not bring food and drinks to eat in the exhibition areas.
• Pets are restricted at Frameless, except for guide dogs.
• Commercial photography is not allowed.
• Do not carry sharp tools and weapons like knives to the art experience.
• Skateboards, scooters, and bicycles cannot be taken inside the venue.
• The cloakroom will not store large suitcases or rucksacks.

• Café Bar (on the premises): The Cafe Bar provides a charming setting for guests to unwind after an art exploration. With a pleasant ambiance, it offers a relaxing space for socializing while you enjoy a range of beverages and light refreshments and engross yourself in a discussion about the art you just saw.
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