Glebe Garden Gallery, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Ghizlan el Glaoui, 2013.

Glebe Garden Gallery, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Ghizlan el Glaoui, 2013.

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The Glebe Garden Gallery is situated in the heart of Chelsea’s Cheyne Row area, a magnet for London’s artistic community for over a century. Nos. 60-1 Glebe Place, known as the ‘Glebe Studios’, attracted Walter Sickert and his fellow Fitzroy-Group contemporary William Rothenstein, amongst others. However, the first artist to setup residence here was sculptor Conrad Dressler, who built the glazed sheds comprising of the five Cedar Studios in 1885-6. Bareness The discreet entrance to this complex, now entered off Glebe Place via entry phone, leads you to Studio 5, where the Glebe Garden Gallery is situated at the rear of a miniature garden. The artist owner, Ghizlan el Glaoui bought these premises in 2011. It was always her intention to use these premises as her own studio where she could both create and exhibit her artwork along with other artist’s work that she particularly liked. The intention was always to create a studio and gallery setting with a relaxed feel.

Image Details:
Image File: SDOR-0012-0018
Caption: Glebe Garden Gallery, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Ghizlan el Glaoui, 2013. Still life.
Property Release: Yes
Model Release: N/A
Dimensions in PX: 3544 x 4734 pixels
Date of Photograph: 05/03/2013
Restriction: No Restriction
Credit: Siobhan Doran/VIEW
Building Details:
View Project Number: 61305
Building Name: Glebe Garden Gallery
Headline: Glebe Garden Gallery, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Ghizlan el Glaoui, 2013.
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Architect: Ghizlan el Glaoui
Architect Website: www.ghizlanelglaoui.com
Category: Culture And Entertainment
Building Type: Art Gallery
Year of Completion: 2013
Collection: VIEW Architecture
Public Notes: The Glebe Garden Gallery is situated in the heart of Chelsea’s Cheyne Row area, a magnet for London’s artistic community for over a century. Nos. 60-1 Glebe Place, known as the ‘Glebe Studios’, attracted Walter Sickert and his fellow Fitzroy-Group contemporary William Rothenstein, amongst others. However, the first artist to setup residence here was sculptor Conrad Dressler, who built the glazed sheds comprising of the five Cedar Studios in 1885-6. Bareness The discreet entrance to this complex, now entered off Glebe Place via entry phone, leads you to Studio 5, where the Glebe Garden Gallery is situated at the rear of a miniature garden. The artist owner, Ghizlan el Glaoui bought these premises in 2011. It was always her intention to use these premises as her own studio where she could both create and exhibit her artwork along with other artist’s work that she particularly liked. The intention was always to create a studio and gallery setting with a relaxed feel.
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Orientation: V
Type: Art Gallery
B/W or Colour: Colour
Number of People: Nobody
Technique: Full Frame
People Incidental: N/A
Point of View: General view
Time of Day: Day
Interior or Exterior: Exterior
Photographer: Siobhan Doran
Source File Name: SDOR-0012-0018.jpg
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