Cadogan Gallery Opens New London Flagship in Belgravia

It's a homecoming of sorts for the 44-year-old gallery, which launched in the district before moving to Chelsea in 1986.

Cadogan Gallery will launch a new flagship space during Frieze London, returning from Chelsea to Belgravia, where the gallery was founded by Christopher Burness in 1980.

Cadogan's Managing Director, Freddie Burness, said, 'this return is not just a homecoming but a fresh beginning. It allows us to deepen our roots in a familiar place while embracing the gallery's future growth.'

The new, light-filled space sits on the corner of Harriet Street, a stone's throw from galleries in Mayfair.

'Stepping inside, you're immediately reminded of the galleries in Chelsea, New York, as the space carries that same modern, airy atmosphere,' Burness said. 'The white-washed wooden floors add to the effect, offering a crisp, clean brightness that creates the ideal backdrop for paintings and sculptures to really sing.'

The inaugural presentation in the new space, titled Cadogan Gallery: A Group Exhibition, opens on 3 October and continues through 8 February, 2025.