1-4 Marble Arch, London, W2 2UH, UK
The Moco Museum boasts an impressive collection from the ‘Moco Masters’, featuring works by globally acclaimed artists such as American pop art icon Andy Warhol; influential African American Jean-Michel Basquiat; Japanese legend Yayoi Kusama; American artist and social activist Keith Haring; English master Damien Hirst; American pop culture artists Jeff Koons and Tom Wesselman; and the infamous Pablo Picasso. You'll also explore the dynamic world of ‘Moco Contemporary Masters’, showcasing pieces from Tracey Emin to iconic street artists KAWS and Banksy. British photographer Chris Levine, Julian Opie, JR, Takashi Murakami, and Hayden Kays also have their work on display. Additionally,
you'll find pieces from British music icon Robbie Williams’ recently released collection ‘Pride and Self-Prejudice’. These pieces aim to address his personal journey with mental health and are making their UK debut. On the lower ground floor, you'll be drawn into the impressive world of ‘Moco Immersive Digital Artworks’.
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Accessibility:
The venue is wheelchair accessible and has a liftKnow in advance:
Service animals are allowed, but only registered serviced dogs will be permitted into the museum. This will need to be pre-arranged. The hosts will communicate access requirements and can assist you if needed. If you are not alone, then your guide dog can be looked after by hosts in a safe spaceRemember to bring:
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Cancel within 24 hours of your booking date for a 100% free refund.
It is important to bring headphones with, as there are audio guides available.
The museum does not have food or drink or sale, nor is it permitted within the venue.
Photography and videography is permitted within the museum, however the use of flashes is prohibited.
Flash photography, No food and drink (including alcohol) may be consumed within the museum. For security reasons, please do not wear a hat, cap or sunglasses inside. Large bags. Please leave backpacks in one of the lockers or wear them in front (so you don't knock anything over). Anything which may disturb the other visitors.
We aim to make access to the collection as inclusive and welcoming as possible. The venue is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator.
