Get your art fix this bank holiday weekend!
Your weekend sorted!
Experience amazing art at the Gallery this Easter – from immersive large-scale animations and augmented reality adventures to the most influential paintings ever made, in our blockbuster show ‘After Impressionism’.
Visit ‘After Impressionism’
From Klimt to Picasso, Van Gogh to Gauguin, meet the pioneers of modern art in our five-star exhibition.
Under 18s go free!
Free to see
Nalini Malani
See some of the nation’s most iconic paintings with fresh eyes as contemporary fellow Nalini Malani presents 25 striking new animations.
Nalini Malani: My Reality is DifferentSunley Room
The Ugly Duchess
Look at one of the best-known faces in the Gallery and other famous Renaissance artworks in a new light.
The Ugly Duchess: Beauty and Satire in the RenaissanceRoom 46
Make the most of your visit
The Keeper of Paintings
This immersive, mobile-based experience will let kids enter a hidden world of art and magic. Download the app for free on mobile or tablet.
New themed tours
Did you know the Gallery offers private guided tours for groups including bespoke experiences, out-of-hours and special themed tours of the collection?
Easter family brunch
There’s something for both kids and adults at Ochre’s Family Brunch! Get creative with egg painting, and make your own Easter bunny mask all whilst enjoying quality food and drink.
Shop our new range
With the recent opening of our 5-star exhibition ‘After Impressionism’, discover our newest exhibition range and our accompanying book presenting fantastic insights!
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Image credits:Nalini Malani, ‘My Reality is Different’, 2022; Animation chamber, 9-channel installation, sound: 25.12 mins © Nalini Malani; Photo: Luke WalkerInside ‘After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art’ © The National Gallery, LondonInside ‘The Ugly Duchess: Beauty and Satire in the Renaissance’ exhibition © The National Gallery, London
