Science Gallery London is now permanently closed.
Science Gallery London's programme ran from 2014–2026.
The SGL building reverts to its original name - Boland House.
The Courtyard Cafe and work/study spaces on the ground floor remain open to the public.
King's Venues at London Bridge continues to offer events and venue hire via kingsvenues@kcl.ac.uk
Stay in touch with the Global Science Gallery Network by following our sister Science Galleries in Bengaluru, Melbourne and Monterrey.
Part of King’s College London, we’re a place to grow new ideas across art, science and health.
Entry to all our exhibitions and events is FREE.
A lunchtime talk with Dr Irene Di Giulio, lecturer in anatomy and biomechanics, about her research into the accessibility of spaceflight
Structured in seven days, each symbolising a different epoch in the history of the earth, Rachel Rose’s video work comprises thousands of medium format photographs shot in her children’s bedroom.
As part of The Overview Effect, we present an evening of artists' films on the theme of space travel.
A Japanese astronaut’s existential wonder for the cosmos sparks an exploration into the perplexing experience of navigating our everyday lives in Ruth Waters’ film.
Through the 200 million year old ginkgo tree, Tang Han contemplates shifting human greed, our interconnectedness with non-humans, and the continuity of life.
