 is a contemporary art gallery in London representing British and international artists working across painting, sculpture, moving image, and installation.

Founded in Newcastle in 2002, the gallery has built a reputation for its independent outlook and for championing artists whose practices are both materially and conceptually ambitious. Through exhibitions, publications, and participation in international art fairs, WORKPLACE continues to support and present work that shapes and challenges the language of contemporary art today.

 as an artist-led curatorial project in the North East of England. In 2005, the gallery opened its first permanent space in Gateshead, presenting a programme of exhibitions until 2018.

In 2020, WORKPLACE relaunched in London and is now based at 

. The gallery continues to build on its independent origins, representing artists whose work reflects the breadth and vitality of contemporary practice.

Between 2017 and 2024, the gallery operated 

, a registered charity that supported emerging and under-represented artists through exhibitions and community engagement. Its legacy remains central to the gallery’s ongoing commitment to equality, diversity, and access within the arts.