Kate MacGarry is a contemporary art gallery that has operated in London since two thousand and two. The gallery occupies a space on Old Nichol Street that was originally designed by the acclaimed British architect Tony Fretton as an artist's studio. Because it was built for creative work, the building features large roof lights that provide an exceptional quality of natural light, which frequently influences how artists choose to present their installations within the unconventional, irregular shape of the rooms.
Kate MacGarry
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