Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration - London

Le Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration est un centre d'art unique situé à Londres, Royaume-Uni, dédié à l'art de l'illustration. Cet endroit est une association artistique et un centre d'information qui abrite également une galerie d'art. L'adresse de ce centre est la suivante : Adresse: Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration, 28 Amwell St, London EC1R 1XU, Royaume-Uni. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone en composant le numéro 2081507100.

Le centre est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec des entrées et des toilettes adaptées. Il offre également des services sur place pour les visiteurs. Leur site web, qbcentre.org.uk, propose des informations détaillées sur les expositions actuelles et à venir, ainsi que sur les événements et les activités proposés.

Le centre a reçu de très bonnes critiques de la part des visiteurs, avec un nombre total de 229 avis sur Google My Business et une note moyenne de 4,3/5. Les visiteurs ont particulièrement apprécié les expositions d'illustrations de qualité, ainsi que l'atmosphère accueillante et inspirante du centre.

En plus de ses expositions, le Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration propose des ateliers et des événements pour les enfants et les adultes, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour les amateurs d'art de tous âges. Si vous êtes à la recherche d'un lieu unique et inspirant pour découvrir l'art de l'illustration, le Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration est une excellente option. Nous vous recommandons vivement de visiter leur site web pour découvrir les expositions et les événements à venir, et de planifier une visite pour découvrir ce magnifique centre par vous-même.

Avis de Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration

Russell Luscombe

5/5

Loved this peaceful & attractive spot, with helpful & well designed interpretation panels on the area's fascinating history. Thanks to local volunteers for opening & maintaining the space. I'm really keen to visit the new Centre when development work completes.

Angus Hamilton

4/5

New River Head is a collection of 17 and 18 century buildings designed to move the water brought in to London by the New River on to new locations. The base of a windmill used to pump the water is still there as is the old engine house and the coal store. The buildings are to become the new Quentin Blake House of Illustration in 2023. The site is not usually open but it may be possible to arrange a visit by contacting the staff at HOI. I thought it was fascinating.

Keisha Amponsa Banson

5/5

I want to come again and again and again! Off the beaten track gallery, just the way I like them. Great exhibitions on this January. Can't wait to see what more they have in store over 2020

Kia Stanford

4/5

This is a lovely little gallery in the heart of kings cross. It’s quite small so plan other things around it but it’s got a great vibe and our 8 year old loved it.
Their worksheets are really fantastic and good fun to work through together.
The market outside is great to walk around and Granary Square in the summer is great!

Winsome Yuen

5/5

Amazing museum, which displays work from a range of illustrative artists. There are always 2 artists that have their work exhibited at the same time. You will see paintings, posters, drawings, books, leaflets and newspapers. Anything that is illustrated. The staff are really friendly here and it is located in a beautiful location not far from King's Cross Station, it is next to the river with places around to grab food.

Rebecca

3/5

I had been looking forward to visiting the Quentin Blake exhibition for a couple of months. On my recent trip to London, I got the chance to visit the House of Illustration and unfortunately I was quite disappointed. The gallery is very small and it is overpriced considering the lack of exhibits. I’m glad I saw the Quentin Blake exhibition, even if it wasn’t particularly sizeable, but I won’t be returning again.

Chris Cann

1/5

We walked there but found nothing. It doesn't open until 2025. Thanks Google, for suggesting it to us!

Sarah Powell

5/5

Although it's only small, it always has great exhibitions focused on drawings and illustration. A rely unique place 🙂