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Stephen Lawrence Gallery at the University of Greenwich

The Stephen Lawrence Gallery, Queen Anne Court, room 077, University of Greenwich, Park Row, Greenwich, London, SE10 9LS, England

The Stephen Lawrence Gallery has been established to give the local community access to the contemporary visual arts, taking into account such issues as race, gender and disability. The Stephen Lawrence Gallery aims, through its programme, to enable people of different viewpoints and backgrounds to encounter, explore, test and question the practice of artists in an informed and confident way.

Specific aims of the Exhibition Programme are to develop multiculturalism and anti-racism in the visual arts, education through the visual arts and work that responds to the gallery’s location within the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage site in a way that is relevant to the diverse communities that live in the London Borough of Greenwich.

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Contact Details

Tel : 02083319420
E-mail : k.a.jones@gre.ac.uk

URL : www.gre.ac.uk/lifestyle/green
wich/stephen_lawrence_gallery

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Open

10am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday

Admission Charges

Admission free

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Guided tours

Disability Access

Wheelchair access to some public areas

Children and Families

Gardens open to public

General Education

Adult lectures and courses held

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