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Beaconsfield is a gallery on Newport Steet, Vauxhall, South London, specialising in showing works by early to mid-career artists.

Recent shows have included a mid-career retrospective by Bob and Roberta Smith and a sound installation 'Soundtrap IV' by John Wynne.

Beaconsfield was created in 1994 by David Crawforth, Naomi Siderfin and Angus Neill. The gallery is housed in a former ragged school and double railway arch underneath the Waterloo to Vauxhall overland railway.

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beaconsfield.ltd.uk