The Art Hound

The Art Hound Gallery is one of the UK's premier Modern & Contemporary Art gallery and a unique urban art experience in a country setting. Established in 2012 on the King's Road, London, we began dealing art to the trade and the public, exhibiting at the UK and London's top art fairs and shows, as well as curating the collections of celebrity clients.

As Banksy iconically stated 'This'll look nice when it's framed'. Although we totally agree with his statement that art is so much more than the frame hung on the wall, it's a vital part of your artwork in the home. The Art Hound offers a bespoke framing service (nothing off the shelf here) as each work demands a different style and conservation needs.

The Art Hound Gallery offers two services to match you with the right artwork for your home, office or workplace. Both are free, no obligation and completely bespoke to your requirements. We have experience in working with both residential and commercial wallspace, from hotels to hairdressers, offices to theatres.

The Art Hound are delighted to offer commissioned by work by a select group of our contemporary artists - everything from pet portraits to custom neon. Want to work with us for something personalised? Get in touch! We work closely with a small but select crew of up and coming urban artists.

From printmaking commissioned series to street art and paste ups, our urban team of Channel 138, Will Wright and Alan Rogerson are able to work to the most imaginative briefs - inside and out.Let us know your project and we'll match you with the right artist. Above, we organised a series of works for the rooms of the awesome Duxford Lodge Hotel by the underground female print making collective Channel 138.

The Art Hound Gallery is situated in Burwash Manor, a rural haven of independent businesses, with an award winning farm shop, gourmet cafe, boutiques, spa and interior specialists, all housed in converted barn buildings. You'll spot us from the neon through our barn windows! Burwash Manor is situated just outside of Cambridge City Centre, and just off the M11 and A14 with plenty of free parking right outside the gallery itself.