ABOUT

  • LIZZIE GLENDINNING (formerly BROCKET LONDON) was founded in 2014 by artist Jack Bullen and curator Lizzie Glendinning to champion emerging and mid-career artists whose practices engage with and reinterpret art-historical techniques and narratives for contemporary audiences.

    Over the past decade the gallery has introduced and supported numerous artists at pivotal early stages of their careers, many of whom have since achieved significant international recognition. Initially operating from its London space until 2019, the gallery’s programme expanded through a series of nomadic exhibitions, curatorial projects, and participation in international art fairs.

    In 2016 the founders launched Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, now Imprint Art Fair, now widely recognised as the leading international fair dedicated to contemporary original print. The Fair’s unique model presents celebrated names, leading galleries, institutions and publishers alongside emerging voices from around the world selected by a panel of industry experts - not only giving audiences access to the next ‘ones-to'-watch’, but also providing LG with an unrivalled database of thousands of global artists.

    Since 2020 LIZZIE GLENDINNING as an organisation has evolved into a private art advisory, curatorial platform and cultural strategists working. Their programme now includes a residency in the North Pennines, with exhibitions presented across London and the UK, and collaborations with collectors, institutions, and cultural partners internationally, while continuing to source and place exceptional works of art in distinguished private and public collections.

  • Founded in 2022, The Brocket Residency provides artists with dedicated time for research and creative development at the gallery’s rural outpost in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

    Set within this distinctive landscape, the residency offers space for reflection, experimentation, and the development of new work. Through partnerships with regional institutions, the programme also connects artists with new audiences, culminating in an Open Studio and Artist Talk during the residency period.

    Each residency concludes with a solo exhibition in London, accompanied by presentations at partner venues across the North East.

    Artists who have previously participated in the programme include Eleanor Watson, Liorah Tchiprout, Jake Garfield, Cat Roissetter, and Natasha Michaels.

  • “Collecting is an infection which is more intractable than any virus and from which there is no inoculation and no immunity.”
    — Arthur Sackler

    Collecting art is both a financial commitment and a deeply personal expression of taste, curiosity, and identity. For many, the process can feel complex or intimidating at first.

    Lizzie Glendinning offers a thoughtful and accessible approach to collecting, supporting both new and experienced collectors in building meaningful collections. Through close dialogue, clients gain insight into artists’ practices, processes, and the narratives behind the work, while developing the confidence to speak about their collections with clarity and understanding.

    Lizzie works with collectors who are drawn to the stories behind the work—those interested in supporting emerging artists, discovering new voices, or acquiring significant works for long-term investment and enjoyment.

    Advisory services include:

    • Starting and Building a Collection

    • Curation and Exhibition Management

    • Sourcing and Acquisitions

    • Commissioning Artwork

    • Framing, Installation and Technical Guidance

    • Artwork Maintenance and Care

  • Curating Contemporary Art in the Home

    Living With Art is a bespoke advisory service designed to help you discover and place contemporary artworks within your home.

    Through a private one-to-one consultation, our team reviews your existing collection, introduces carefully selected works, and advises on thoughtful approaches to displaying and living with art. From rehanging and spatial planning to new acquisitions, we ensure each piece sits naturally within your interior.

    Working across both private residences and workspaces, we balance personal taste, architecture, and atmosphere to create environments where art can be experienced at its fullest.

    Discover Gallery Director Lizzie Glendinning’s top tips for curating art at home in her recent feature with Whytt Magazine.

  • We endeavour to make owning art as accessible as possible. When purchasing through the gallery there is an option to split the cost over 10 monthly instalments using own art 0% APR.