The Foundry Gallery

The Foundry Gallery A gallery and contemporary art space in the heart of Chelsea, London. Directed by Elizabeth Goode Above all they support the making of new Art. www.lelay.co.uk

The Foundry Gallery is a Gallery and Contemporary Art space in the heart of Chelsea, London established in 2010 by Jonathan Goode and Jason Slocombe of Le Lay Architects. The Foundry Gallery is dedicated to working with emerging Artists and forging collaborative responses between Art and Architecture with an overriding commitment to making their creative vision happen exhibiting a wide range of wo

rk informed by contemporary artistic practice, across multi-disciplines: from the traditional to the experimental. In collaboration with the Artist, The Foundry Gallery support the development of new work where the integrity of their core ideas are protected, acting as a catalyst, giving the Artist the freedom to explore their existing and new ideas. This enables them to produce exciting work, giving them the opportunity to examine their own practice and move their career forward. Their exhibition program also consists of shows by more established Artists, Galleries and Curators who share the philosophies of The Foundry Gallery. The Foundry Gallery hope to provide the chance for Artists to exhibit and sell their work within a supportive and encouraging environment within the heart of London's Chelsea. The gallery is directed by Elizabeth Goode who is a member of the Association of Women Art Dealers and is proudly supported by Le Lay Architects.

13/08/2026

“All right, everyone I’m going to show you a picture.”

This week is our family staycation. My body says otherwise.

With bilateral ear infections and perichondritis - an aggressive deep tissue infection of the structure of the ear and surrounding area and glands. After a 4 day stay at Guys, London. I was home for just one day and I’m back in St Thomas’ London waiting for a bed back at Guys
On IV antibiotics, steroids and what ever pain killer they’ll give me.

So hours of waiting and as an artist and curator you see the world through different eyes. Everything becomes a composition, a story to tell. recording the objects that others won’t notice. So I’ve spent the evening photographing my surroundings, trying to distract myself from constant pain and fatigue.
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11/06/2026

What better thing to do on a rainy Thursday in London than create a stop frame animation with TILE CRAFT mosaic game by Merit.

05/06/2026
04/06/2026

This week at at the wonderful Tin Lizzy had a stash of expired medium format film from my own collection. Take a risk try analogue and enjoy colour shifts and image distortion. I also have vintage viewfinders and some lovely 35mm colour slides from someone’s 1970s trip to Norway !

31/05/2026

A New York minute… circa 1960s

22/05/2026

Just in via sourced from AN AMAZING COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS In new condition.

They will be making their market debut this Sunday at The Horniman Market.

08/05/2026

These haunting words are very true. Where I am a school governor I see families who have taken the long arduous route to the UK leaving behind places we can’t even begin to imagine with their children. No one takes this journey lightly but it is safer than what they have left behind. I am in awe of these families at the school gate.
Artwork by who thanks for their words.

Installed on May 1st in solidarity with 🔥 ‘Interruption 427’, paint, plastic on video screen, 60 x 34 inches, Astor Place subway station.

Address

39 Old Church Street
London
SW35BS

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+442073515456

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