198 Contemporary Arts and Learning

Overview

198 Gallery was created by Zoe Linsley Thomas, John Morgan and Clarence Thompson MBE in response to the social unrest of the 1980s. Known initially as Roots Community, 198 has grown from a community arts space, which helped nurture the black arts movement, into a contemporary visual arts organisation searching out artistic excellence and investing in emerging talents. Throughout its 20-year history, the gallery has actively encouraged the development of a rich, burgeoning visual arts scene, which truly reflects the contemporary artistic, social and political concerns of emerging artists and diverse audiences; investigates the nature of our constantly evolving society, and embraces all the individuals and communities which make-up cosmopolitan cities such as London.

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198 Contemporary Arts and Learning

Address

194-198 Railton Road

Dulwich

London

SE24 0JT

Telephone:

+44 (0)20 7978 8309

Public transport:

Herne Hill, National Railway

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