Over 12,000 works of art make up the collections of UCL Art Museum, from the 1500s to the present day. See the latest free exhibition: Witnessing Terror: French Revolutionary Prints, 1792-94.
We are happy to announce that the museum is now open to the general public on Wednesdays and Thursdays 1pm-5pm until Thursday 10 June, with safety measures and pre-booking in place. We will then close for the summer and reopen on Wednesday 29 September 2021. Tickets go online two weeks in advance, with a few more released on the day.
How we’re keeping you safe
In each of our museums we’ve installed sanitising stations, our staff will be wearing face coverings and we’ve temporarily removed any drawing materials and shared items. We’re keeping visitor numbers low and we’ve set-up one-way routes for you to follow.
In return, you need to wear a face covering inside our museums and when moving around the UCL campus (unless you are not able to for personal reasons). As in other public spaces, you need to keep 2m away from other visitors and if you develop any symptoms of Covid-19 after your visit, please contact NHS Test & Trace. All visitors over the age of 16 will need to provide contact details on arrival, or check-in using the NHS Test & Trace app.