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The Centre for British Photography (registered charity number 1190955) is a significant new public space that seeks to champion photography made in Britain in all its diversity.
A charitable initiative, it has six exhibitions spaces, a programme of public events, an archive, and a photography sales gallery. It aims to provide a dedicated home for British Photography in all its diversity. The aim is to host exhibitions curated independently by outside curators and institutional partners as well as internally curated exhibitions, as well as to provide access to the renowned Hyman Collection. We wish to provide a platform for a range of voices in order to present an expansive overview of the diversity of British photography past and present.
The centre is located at 49 Jermyn Street just off Piccadilly in central London. Exhibitions at the Centre are FREE.