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Monday: Closed

Tuesday: 10am - 5pm

Wednesday: 10am - 5pm

Thursday: 10am - 5pm

Friday: 10am - 5pm

Saturday: 10am - 5pm

Sunday: 10am - 4pm

We're changing our exhibitions

Enjoy half-price admission while our New Wing is closed.

While we prepare for our next season of exhibitions (opening 30 May), discover highlights from our collection in the historic house and visit our new exhibition, Pop and the Figure.

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Coming soon

Painting by Mark Gertler of a view of a distant headland, out to sea, with a garden with a path in foreground and a conifer tree to right of picture.

British Landscapes: A Sense of Place

Opens 30 May 2026

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2Portrait of Haroun Hayward, 2

Haroun Hayward: Path through Trees

Opens 30 May 2026

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Discover our collection

We share the story of British art from 1900 to the present. Through our world-class collection of Modern British art, made up of over 5000 artworks, we explore the contributions of British artists from new perspectives.

Discover artists such as Barbara Hepworth, Graham Sutherland, Paul Nash, Rachel Whiteread, Damien Hirst, Barbara Walker and others within different contemporary, historic, and international contexts.

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Plan Your Visit

A thin bronze pole topped with a small bird stands in a sunny courtyard. Plane trees in full leaf cover small groups of people enjoying dinner and drinks.

Pallant Café

Photograph shopwing the interior of a bookshop with white shelves packed full of art books. A man in the background reaches for a book on a shelf.

Pallant Bookshop

Explore our Perspectives Blog

Ideas, stories, and voices from Pallant House Gallery – dive in and see art from a new angle.

Group of men bathing by a lake by Duncan Grant

In Conversation with Paintings Conservator Sophie Reddington

Discover how conservation is helping prepare works from our collection for display.

The Cerne Abbas Giant, Eric Ravilious, 1939

From Ruin to Renewal: Landscapes & War

Explore how British artists have used landscape to process loss, renewal and identity.

An abstract painting made up of broad colourfull brushstrokes like clouds pressed together, some of the white background peaking through.

How Artists Depict Memory and Emotion in Landscapes

Discover how landscape offers a powerful means of expressing memory, emotion and identity.

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