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Past exhibitions
See our exhibitions during an informal, relaxed opening with space to take a break – for all visitors who prefer a quieter environment
Autograph
Rivington Place
London EC2A 3BA, UK
On the dates below, noise throughout the exhibitions will be kept to a minimum. A quiet, low-lit space will be available for anyone who would like to take a break.
Our relaxed openings are for all visitors who prefer a quieter environment. They are particularly suited to adults and children with complex support needs, SEND, or those with autism, and their families and carers.
This is an informal opportunity to visit Autograph’s galleries and see the art on display. You can come and leave anytime during the Gallery’s opening hours. We are a medium-sized venue, with two galleries and a studio space. We recommend allowing 30 - 60 minutes for your visit.
Have any questions? We're happy to help! Get in touch at info@rivingtonplace.org or you can call us at 020 7749 1240
Wednesday 25th October 11am-5:30pm
Saturday 25th November 12:30-5:30pm
Thursday 14th December 11am-8:30pm
Wednesday 17th January 11am-5:30pm
Everyone is welcome at Autograph. Planning a visit? Have a look at our Visit Us page to find out more about getting to the gallery, accessibility and more.
Autograph welcomes people with all types of disabilities.
Two disabled parking bays are available to book in advance, located directly next to our building.
Our building and entrance is step free. A wheelchair accessible lift goes to all floors.
Entrance and reception area
The entrance is a large glass door that easily accommodates a wheelchair, and is level with the street. In the reception area, there is a front desk with a member of staff who is happy to help visitors with any questions. The reception area is evenly lit. This area is usually quiet, but there may be some sound from other visitors. From the reception area, visitors can go to Gallery 1, the Studio, and take the lift or stairs to Gallery 2.
Gallery 1
In our ground floor gallery is Armet Francis's exhibition Beyond the Black Triangle. The gallery is spacious and well lit, with a large window facing the street. Sounds in the gallery can echo a bit. Francis’s photography is hung on the walls and there are benches in the gallery space.
The Studio
The Studio is on the ground floor. This will be used as a quiet space for any visitors who would like to take a break. There is a large glass window facing a quiet street. A range of chairs and bean bags will be provided. Visitors are welcome to use the ear defenders in the space, and weighted blankets.
Gallery 2
To get to Gallery 2, take the lift in reception to the second floor, or you can use the stairs. The lift has a mirror and reflections. This gallery displays Helene Amouzou's exhibition, titled Voyages. The space does not have windows but will be well lit. Amouzou's photographs will be hung on the wall and there are benches to sit on in the gallery.
Banner image: Photograph by Kate Elliott.
Images on page: 1-2) Photograph by Kate Elliott. 3) Autograph. Photograph courtesy Zoë Maxwell.
Autograph is a place to see things differently. Since 1988, we have championed photography that explores issues of race, identity, representation, human rights and social justice, sharing how photographs reflect lived experiences and shape our understanding of ourselves and others.
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