Founded in 2010 The Horsebox Gallery is the first contemporary mobile art gallery & consultancy.  Bringing people together who wouldn’t normally meet, and putting people in front of art they wouldn’t usually see in some of London's most unqiue spaces. The Horsebox Gallery promotes the idea that traditional, representative art, and modern, conceptual, art are worthy of equal respect, on their merits. "We bring both strands of work together, to delight and inform. We are a social and commercial enterprise promoting some of the worlds leading esblished and emerging contemporary art. People come to buy art, others to listen and talk about it."

Throughout the year The Horsebox Gallery partners with London’s leading galleries, museums and private establishments exhibiting their portfolio of established and emerging artists; from the decorative and glamorous through to the challenging and uncomfortable.

 Assoicates include Grosvenor Estate, Fifty , RAC, The National Trust, Wandsworth Museum, The V&A Late, The Osborne Studio Gallery & The Catto Gallery.  

AnOther Magazine: “Each exhibition put on by The Horsebox Gallery is positioned in a location synonymous with the project in hand. And this one is no different.” 

The Mobile Summer Gallery

In the summer, The Horsebox Gallery tours in a self converted horsebox/art gallery to the UK’s leading country events with work which often brings a degree of edginess to rural and sporting themes. Associates include: Goodwood Estate, Guards Polo Club, Ebor Festival & Ascot Racecourse. The Horsebox Gallery has featured on Channel 4 Morning Line.  Former champion jockey Richard Dunwoody observes. “The Horsebox Gallery embraces, passion for the countryside in its style, subject matter, ruggedness, glamour and most importantly the quality of the art that it represents”. 

Art for pleasure & Investment.

Directors

Emma North, a history of art and jazz pianist graduate has been an art consultant for the best part of the last decade. She has curated national and international exhibitions for profit and non-profit museums and galleries. Emma has also acted as a Fine art advisor for a hedge fund as well as a consultant for several private investors.

Jane McGill is a solicitor, businesswoman and passionate horsewoman having ridden since childhood. She is a fully trained soldier in the TA and can be seen fairly regularly on parade in the City of London. Jane had a serious accident whilst riding out for a trainer on Epsom Downs over summer 2010 consequently the gallery will be actively supporting Racing Welfare (http://www.racingwelfare.co.uk) a charity that supported Jane during her ongoing recovery.