The Isokon Gallery tells the remarkable story of the Isokon building, the pioneering modern apartment block opened in 1934
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Through a Bauhaus Lens - Edith Tudor-Hart and Isokon
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Revaluing Modern Architecture: Changing conservation culture
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Architectural Model Isokon Building
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Isokon and the Bauhaus in Britain
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People Will Always Need Plates Isokon plate
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Isokon Gallery | Margaret Howell tote bag
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Walter Gropius - An Illustrated biography
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Postcard – Isokon Long Chair 2
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Architectural Model Willow Road
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Isokon T-shirt by László Moholy-Nagy black
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The Isokon Story
Architecture
Designed by Wells Coates, The Isokon was the first modernist block of flats in Britain and pioneered the idea of minimalist, stylish city living.
Furniture
Isokon furniture pioneered the use bent plywood. Celebrated pieces include the Long Chair by Marcel Breuer and the unique Penguin Donkey by Egon Riss.
Artists, Architects, Authors and Spies
A home for an extraordinary range of creatives and intellectuals – from Bauhaus masters to Agatha Christie – and the occasional Soviet spy.
Events & talks
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Ernő Goldfinger – famous but forgotten
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Artists as Constructors: The Life and Work of Sigma 1
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‘Tracking Edith’ film screening + Q&A with director
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Edward ‘Bobby’ Carter: Trojan horse within the citadel of the Establishment
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‘The Grandmother of Us All’ - Edith Tudor-Hart and the Cambridge Five spies
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An Inside Job: on processing Edith Tudor-Hart’s photographic estate
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Opening hours
We welcome visitors 11am–4pm every Saturday and Sunday from start of March until end of October each year. We open again Saturday 2nd March 2024.
Location
Isokon Gallery
Lawn Road, London, NW3 2XD
Free entry
No booking required
Supporters
The Isokon Gallery has received critical support through The Heritage Fund's Covid Relief package, Historic England's Covid-19 Emergency Response Fund, and donations from several other generous benefactors. Visit our Supporters page to see the companies and individuals who have made the Isokon Gallery possible.