The Brick Lane Gallery

For me Brick Lane Gallery is a gallery that promotes artists who are beginning their adventure with fine arts and those are already recognized in the art world. This is the Gallery that is open to all kinds, techniques and directions in the fine arts.
I am very happy to be a part of one of the artistic events which is the exhibition that touches on the subject of portrait, one of the oldest and, in my opinion, one of the most important subjects in fine arts. This exhibition, like any other, is very well promoted, advertised and broadcasted by one of the most prestigious European Galley.

Amazing little gallery on bricklane that has a constant changing exhibition. There would be a theme for the exhibition and on display will be a mixture of contemporary art from a mixture of artists.

It was a great experience to exhibit in the Brick-lane-Gallery. The Gallery staff are very friendly and helpful. I would like to go there again in the future
the vernissage was well attended and the art is well advertised afterwards. It was always a very nice time.

It is amazing how many offers I have had since exhibiting at The Brick Lane Gallery, London. Honestly there are so many, I will tell you just some of them:
To exhibit during the Cannes Film Festival and Art Basel in Switzerland. Gallery representation in New York and Austria. Three exhibitions in Italy, two in Austria, one in Germany. One in Spain, one in London. Art fairs in Vancouver and Amsterdam. Tokyo billboard invitation. The BBC have also been in touch as have a couple of other video interview/TV programme makers, namely Marisa Peer's I Am Enough and Colour In Your Life! I am so happy!
I am currently looking for Sponsorship.
So exciting!
Thank you The Brick Lane Gallery!
Caroline Boff

This place is a scam gallery that rips off artists. They target young artists who don't know better, and charge over 600pounds per person for a tiny bit of wall space, with the promise of exposure. If you like art and want to help artists, don't go there.

Attended an evening of art work display. Free Exhibition is on until 11th Sept 2022.

Predatory! The Brick Lane Gallery wants to display my "impressive" work. I did not just fall off a turnip truck and I know enough to not be flattered by an invitation from a pay-to-play gallery. They think people will fall at their feet because they are a brick and mortar gallery in London. We are all better off showing in coffee shops! Don't fall for what they are selling. The good reviews are fake.

I had great experience holding my first group exhibition at the BLG.
The service is perfect.
Georgia and Emily, the gallery managers, are very helpful and friendly. They responded to my enquiries efficiently and helped me handle all kinds of issues.
I didn't expect to earn profits at all in the first place, and I was almost certain that the fees I paid for this space was only for learning and exposure as a new artist. However, eventually I sold one original, a couple of prints, and took a new commission!
I do think exhibiting at this gallery is a good investment. Of course there's no guarantee in earning all the costs back, but I believe if you work hard to promote this event yourself along with their promotion, there will be positive results awaiting.