La Galleria is a cool little art gallery in the Earlsfield area. Not only purveyors of fine,…read morecontemporary and post-modern art, they offer various frames and framing as well. It's a small, friendly atmosphere, and you're welcome to go there at any time of the day for a little bit of browsing some good artwork from the local and international scene. There appears to be two owners, both friendly and professional. You can ask anything about what they have on display and you'll receive a knowledgeable and satisfying answer. Look out for some awesome pieces by an artist called Emma Clark, the perfect addition to any room in your house you may feel is a little bland.

La Galleria is a local art gallery and framers based on Garratt Lane, Earlsfield. It has a great…read morecollection of individual fine art prints, including some really quirky modern pieces, and works by local artists as well. It is very relaxed and you can pop in and browse whenever they are open. I always also use La Galleria for all my framing needs - from old prints to pieces of art to prized photographs, they will take the time with you to choose the best frame, mount and setting. So far, they've done everything from a cheap print that my daughter liked, to a family heirloom in need of some TLC. The owners take the time to talk through your requirements and make sure you are entirely happy with your choices. Great care and attention was paid to both tasks equally, despite the different pieces of 'art' and the finished article was excellent. My daughter loves her first picture on her wall, and our grandmother's painting can now finally go on our wall at home! I highly recommend this gallery and framers.

This is a small artist led gallery, the first and only in South West London, that has been in…read moreexistence since 1994. It seeks to support artists, through a public programme of exhibitions, commissions, live events and other off site projects. Voltaire also provides affordable studios for London based artists. The studios are located next to the large exhibition space, and there's a really great feeling that everyone is in to together; no one has an ego and the whole of Voltaire runs on a structure of helping each other out. Some of the artists that have/had studios and exhibitions at Voltaire include: Painter Dawn Mellor (She is fantastic), Performance artist Spartacus Chetwynd and Donald Urquhart. Their private views and events are always very fun, social events and i urge you check their website and keep an eye out for whats coming up. Also, if you're interesting in investing in some art, they have (to date) published three 'Portfolios' available to buy for £1,500, the latest has just been made available and includes Nick Relph and Oliver Payne, alongside others. A fantastic and welcomed platform for art in South London, highly recommended.

From the owner: Studio Voltaire is a leading independent contemporary arts organisation that exists to support…read moreartistic practices and create a space for thinking, experimentation and reflection; its main activities are the provision of affordable studios, a renowned programme of exhibitions, performances and commissions, and a pioneering education programme. Together, these strands of activity provide a special synergy and environment for the production, display and dissemination of contemporary art. Through these contingent parts, we provide multiple entry-points for audiences through a diversity of practices and programming, fostering critical engagement with contemporary culture. We place the artist at the centre of everything we do: providing opportunities to produce work in an open and discursive environment and allowing a closer relationship between the artist, production of work and the audience.

Amazing! I'm not even a big tennis fan, and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. They had a pre-recorded…read moreaudio guided tour for adults and one for children. The presentation was well organized, there were lots of interactive things to see and do, and so many interesting facts to learn. I would highly recommend this place.

Well run museum with helpful and friendly staff. It's small but filled with great memorabilia,…read moreincluding shoes and outfits worn by the greats (Williams sisters, Andy Murray, Federer etc). Lots of fun facts included too, such as how many tennis balls and strawberries they go through each tournament! The museum itself is also very well maintained. We went before the summer so it wasn't busy and was very pleasant to walk around. They offer audio self guided tours if you're looking for more information, but all the displays have signs. The gift shop is great for classic Wimbledon merchandise, including the staple green and purple umbrella. Pricing is what you'd expect from such a store so be prepared to spend. The quality is great though so you get what you're paying for and they had a large sale rack. They can also personalise items like the towels and shirts which one of the girls in our group did. You can also do a tour of Centre Court which was amazing to see as they prepare it for the championship! I definitely recommend if you're a tennis fan.

Will's Art Warehouse is a commercial gallery with a difference. It attempts to cater for all of…read moreit's customer's needs providing them with a friendly but not pushy approach, a wide variety of art work, and affordable prices. The price range of the art work never exceeds £3,000 and start as low as £50. The owners of this gallery also happen to be the creators of the now renowned 'Affordable Art Fair' which takes place twice a year in London and has now spread through other locations in Europe. Unfortunately for this gallery, I find that it is located in a rather unlikely place, in the middle of a residential upmarket area and is a bit hard to access. I feel that it could do much better in a more accessible and central location.

Wonderful service but wish the gallery could find the cat that was painted by my husband's Aunt…read more The painting was by Mabel Hastings & was a small 6" oil of a cheshire cat

I was interested in selling a painting to them/through them of a notable artist that they had…read morepreviously sold. Gillie asked me to send the painting to a conservator in my city. She then stole the painting and took it to england without any notice. When I protested, she claimed I was being dramatic and told me to wait. One year later, I hadn't received any funds from them. I consulted a solicitor in London and only under legal threat did Gillie pay, but just one half of the value of my painting. Total scam artists.

The A Gallery, formally known as the Students Gallery, is a fantastic place to pick up an original…read morebargain. Wimbledon School of Art is located on the same road and students studying across London use this outlet to sell their wares. The shows change often and work is often one of a kind pieces, ideal for brightening up the home. The Gallery is run by a man called Fraiser who will be able to help you with any questions about the artist, their style, background and more. The friendly service offered by this man is part of the charm of this excellent word of mouth gallery in Merton Hall road for the past decade or more.

If you want to frame a special item in a lovely display frame then this is the place for you,…read morecustom frames to your specifications no problem and first class workmanship

I have been giving this shop my business for 15 years now. Brilliant advice, reasonable pricing,…read moreamazing customer service, first-class workmanship. They have done everything for me from framing antique lace on a velvet backing, to crafting a custom shadow-box for a massive antique hair ornament, to recently restoring and reframing an original 1960's James Bond movie poster after it had an unfortunate accident. I can't recommend them highly enough.