Thomas Dane Gallery — Attraction in London

Disappointing experience at the Frieze stand. While the artwork and installation were genuinely beautiful, the experience was completely spoiled by one staff member’s attitude.

We simply wanted to ask about the installation. The man at the stand snapped, “Can’t you see I’m talking to someone?” We apologized and said we’d wait. Once he finished his conversation, he turned his back to us, sat down, and started pretend working on his laptop, clearly ignoring us on purpose.

Another staff member stepped in and was lovely and helpful, but that kind of rudeness from the first person was shocking. If you don’t like engaging with visitors, maybe this isn’t the right job. When you represent a gallery and artists, basic respect and politeness should be the minimum.

A real shame, as the art deserved better...

I visited this amazing gallery, which is set over two sites to see a stunning exhibition of works by the artists Jeremy Moon and Philip King.

Superbly curated, the show contained nothing but first-class examples of both artists' work.

Running alongside the sculptures and large-scale paintings is a collection of wonderful sketches by Moon, which revealed initial ideas and development of larger works.

Similarly, a beautifully constructed table was ladened with stunning maquettes by King. Giving you the viewer the wonderful opportunity to view the work not just on all sides but uniquely from above as well.

And finally, I was made to feel truly welcomed by the gallery staff, who warmly answered all my enquiries and allowed me to enjoy the exhibition...

A great Art Gallery at the bottom of Duke Street just off St. James, lots of Galleries in Street. The Artwork at the moment is Installations , but usually it has paintings & Sculptures. It is well lit for photos, the staff are friendly and I enjoyed going there. Go to the recent Exhibition of Ethnic Artwork...