Notting Dale Artist – Fleur Simon at Frieze
Upcoming Solo Exhibtion 'Cured' during Frieze week
Read moreThe Peter Simon Art Collection is one of the UK’s largest privately owned collections of modern and contemporary art. Established in 2000 by Monsoon and Accessorize founder Peter Simon, it brings together an exceptional collection of works by internationally renowned artists alongside significant holdings from Central and South America, Africa, and Asia.
The collection is displayed throughout Notting Dale W11, making art an integral part of the experience of the district rather than something confined to a gallery.
The works on view represent only a selection of a collection that reflects Peter Simon’s enduring commitment to creativity, cultural exchange, and the power of art to enrich everyday spaces.
The Yellow Building’s Atrium presents a new selection of works curated by Ivor Braka. More details of the collection will be shared soon.
In Autumn 2026, the collection will embark on an exciting new chapter as works are loaned to major institutions, allowing a wider audience to experience this remarkable collection. At the same time, Notting Dale W11 will welcome a new curated exhibition across its buildings and public spaces, introducing fresh artists, new perspectives, and an evolving cultural program that ensures art remains at the heart of West London’s Creative District.
Upcoming Solo Exhibtion 'Cured' during Frieze week
Read moreUnit 1 Gallery and Workshop launching a totally unique way to view and enjoy art from their gallery at Notting Dale W11.
Read moreThe Mayor of Kensington & Chelsea, Jane Evans, visited Notting Dale W11 on 24th June to celebrate the completion of a new community mural and mark the launch of Kensington + Chelsea Art Week 2026.
Read moreLocated in The White Building's ground floor co-working area, sits this bright, explosion of colour by German born artist Janaina Tschäpe, reflecting her experiences in Brazil.
Read moreAdding some eye-catching colour to The George Building reception area, this work by the world-famous artist Damien Hirst is part of one of his most prolific and recognisable series.
Read moreTaking advantage of The Yellow Building’s 30 metre high atrium, Höller’s eye-catching carousel is in full working order, complete with stage-show bulbs and long hanging seats.
Read moreThe George Building just got brighter.
Read moreBaroque Egg with Bow (Blue/Turquoise), 1994 – a glittering delight within The Yellow Building
Read moreHarry Phelan Gibb (1870-1948) is one of the great unsung heroes of British and European modernism. The Frestonian Gallery is playing host to his first solo exhibition in decades.
Read moreColours collide across the contemporary canvas
Read moreIncluded in The Yellow Building’s illustrious art collection from world-famous names, sits this black-painted neon sign by American artist Glen Ligon referencing his country of origin.
Read moreJoining Notting Dale W11’s public realm in the summer of 2021, this work by British sculptor Philip King exudes lightness both in colour and form. It sits proudly opposite Frestons cafe.
Read moreThis reclaimed concrete mixer drum by Brazilian born, artist da Cunha sits upon a distinctive concrete plinth on Breaker’s Place.
Read moreCelebrating a British icon
Read moreThe Arrival of Spring in Woldgate, East Yorkshire in 2011 (2011) - Hockney’s celebration of spring
Read moreCities on the Move – 11633 Miles of Bottari Truck, 1998 at The Yellow Building
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