Louise T Blouin Institute

About Louise T Blouin Institute

The Louise T Blouin Foundation is a not-for-profit global philanthropic organisation that believes in the unique power of culture and creativity to be catalysts for positive change. The Foundation provides 35,000 sq ft of exhibition space and lecture facilities, and creates a platform for contemporary art and affiliated events.

Facilities

Opening Times Closed Monday & Tuesday. 10.00-18.00 Wednesday to Sunday. 10.00-21.00 Thursday
Booking and payment details Groups accepted
Accessibility All areas accessible to disabled visitors
Guide dogs permitted
Facilities for hearing impaired visitors
Ramp/level access
Toilets for disabled visitors

Louise T Blouin Institute Address

Address:
3 Olaf Street
London
W11 4BE
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7985 9600
Fax: +44 (0)20 7985 9671

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Prices for Louise T Blouin Institute

Adult: £6.00 (USD10.02)  full price
Concessions (registered disabled, registered disabled carers, unemployed, community groups, children aged 12-18, students, senior citizens): £3.00 (USD5.01)  concession
Child (under 12): Free (USD0.00)

Annual membership - £35 Individual, £15 Concessions, £60 Family

 

Location Information for Louise T Blouin Institute

Address:
3 Olaf Street
London
W11 4BE
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7985 9600
Fax: +44 (0)20 7985 9671
Public transport: Latimer Road, Holland Park or Shepherds Bush underground stations Paddington railway
By Road: Turn into Royal Crescent which leads into St Ann’s Road. Turn left into Freston Road and then right into Olaf Street.

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Events at Louise T Blouin Institute

  • Kandinsky Prize in London

    Exhibition

    17 Oct 2009 to 10 Dec 2009

    A prize introducing some of the most innovative young artists working in Russia today. Oleg Kulik has been invited to curate an exhibition that takes shape with a selection of artists represented in the Kandinsky prize exhibition in Moscow, chosen by a panel of curators and art and media publishers and writers to represent the diversity of styles and forms that new art in Russia is producing.

     
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