Christie's London

Fantastic private party during frieze week with dj’s to preview the art

Art Lovers who are not in the market to buy art can still visit and see the works coming up at auction. A chance to see works of art that will not be out in public again. Beautiful galleries.

It was a great experience going through Christie's and hope to check out the NYC location soon.

Wonderful collection and curation! Great classics

I went to see the George Michael Exhibition before it was auctioned off for charity (a worthy act from a worthy man). Pity a U.K. museum couldn’t have taken the complete collection as it was outstanding... The gallery/auction house is over several floors and occasionally in separate buildings.This isn’t stuffy and intimidating, staff are reassuring in their presence and friendly, as you would imagine, so if you ever see an ‘open house’ and would like to look at Pre-Sale art don’t hesitate (you might actually end up buying something too!)

On 24/9/18 I was lucky to visit an exhibition to was an absolute delight for me. I am a huge fan of Audrey Hepburn. I have all books about her and any picture of image I see somewhere it does make my heart warm. I am so grateful to Christie's London to oragnise this free view of Audrey Hepburn outfit collection. Absolutely stunning interiors and collection.

Christie's is a British auction house. It is certainly the most well-known auction house in the world with an extraordinary history and tradition. It was founded in 1766 by James Christie. Its main premises are on King Street, St James's in London, but otherwise they have branches all over the world.

Wow, what a place. We went to Christie's lates and it is my favorite 'Lates' event by far. Perfect for art lovers to get really close to fine art works in a bustling setting where they also had pop ups and performers.

Christie's is obviously a historic institution, one of the top auctioneers of fine art and antiquities in the world. They do a very nice job of showcasing their upcoming work, providing friendly staff, and doing so for all to see. Definitely worth a visit, especially if they have something you're interested in.

A fabulous experience to visit the regular (and free) exhibitions at Christie’s and see artwork that is often not usually available to the public. Worth giving them a follow on Instagram to get updated on when they are showing artwork before an auction. They had a brilliant Art of the Surreal exhibition on for 3 days in March, featuring Picasso’s ‘La Fenêtre Ouverte’ (the open window) which was remarkable. It was also absolutely magical to see Franz Marc’s ‘The Foxes’ which was beautifully displayed, and later sold for £42.5 million.They have a maze of rooms with longer-running exhibitions and even more incredible art as well, and I am very much looking forward to seeing their current ‘Art of Literature’ collection which runs until 15th July 2022.For an avid art fan, a visit to Christie’s is a must. The staff are really great too.Sadly Christie’s is not open on weekends.