The Showroom is an innovative arts organisation that produces and exhibits ambitious new works by artists. Our regular programme of events, talks, seminars and discussions have made The Showroom a key centre for discussion around the issues in art today. It is important that such work can continue, but we need your support to do it.

As a registered charity The Showroom has to raise 100% of its income. At a time when funding is more difficult to raise than ever, we are hoping that those who regularly visit The Showroom’s exhibitions and events will choose to join our Supporters Group, as a Supporter of The Showroom. This support will enable us to continue to give artists opportunities to realise ambitious projects and ensure that the neighbourhood will receive a groundbreaking education programme.

Unlike other galleries, The Showroom can offer all our supporters a personal relationship with the gallery, which is attentive and worthwhile. This is an opportunity to become an active supporter and be more involved in the gallery.

Members of The Showroom's Supporters Scheme

Corporate Benefactors
Terry Farrell and Partners

Corporate Partnerships
Baker & McKenzie
JBPelhamPR

Benefactors
Wendy Fisher
Maria Sukkar

Founding Patrons
Alex Sainsbury and Elinor Jansz

Gallery Supporters Circle
Alison Jacques
Hauser & Wirth
Lisson Gallery
Maureen Paley
Modern Art
Sadie Coles HQ
Simon Lee Gallery
Thomas Dane Gallery
Victoria Miro

Patrons
Prue O'Day
Jan and Linda Pethick
Bina von Stauffenberg
Emily Tsingou and Henry Bond
Phillip Keir
Rob Diament
Adam Prideaux
Dominic Palfreyman
Andrew Renton
Maryam Eisler

Programme Supporter
Gregorio Magnani
Alexa de Ferranti
Paul Hobson

Friends
Russell Martin
Anatol Orient
Nils Norman
Marysia Lewandowska
David Thorp
Kit Hammonds

And all those who wish to remain anonymous.

Programme
During 2009-2011 The Showroom’s programme has been supported by Outset, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, the Henry Moore Foundation, Elephant Trust, Polish Cultural Institute, the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Jan van Eyck Academie, Creative New Zealand, and a Cooperation Measures Grant as part of the European Unions Culture 2007 programme.

Building
The gallery’s move to Penfold Street and renovation works were supported by Arts Council England, The Rayne Foundation, The City Bridge Trust, Church Street Neighbourhood Management, Baker & McKenzie, and through the generous donations of artists that took part in the exhibition If it didn't exist you'd have to invent it, 2006

'I am delighted to be a patron of The Showroom gallery. The area around Church Street is emerging as one of London's most exciting cultural quarters and the relocation of the Showroom is a further example of the area's continuing regeneration. I wish the Showroom every success in its new home as it continues to offer a great programme of new art to London and a focus of creative regeneration to the area.'
Sir Terry Farrell