The Garrison Chapel

The King’s Foundation occupies the Grade II-listed Garrison Chapel in the former Chelsea Barracks to publicly exhibit elements of our work.

About The Garrison Chapel

At the heart of London’s Chelsea Barracks development, nestled just behind the creatively vibrant Pimlico Road, sits The Garrison Chapel; the last remaining building of the original 19th-century complex.

Our exhibitions at The Garrison Chapel have a particular emphasis on traditional arts and heritage craft skills, in addition to a number of special exhibitions and events.

Our events, classes and functions are widely accessible for all to encourage connectivity in the community – ensuring the Chapel continues to play a pivotal role in the neighbourhood and beyond.

Coming up

CHANEL, le19m and The King’s Foundation Métiers d’Art Fellowships Exhibition
11th – 24th September

View the final projects of our recent graduates from the Métiers d’Art Fellowships in this new exhibition from The King’s Foundation. From millinery and embroidery to sustainable fashion production, the CHANEL, le19m and The King’s Foundation Fellowships aim to keep specialist skills alive and help train the next generation of master craftspeople.

The courses are delivered by expert artisans, tutors and mentors at The King’s Foundation, with mentorship and guidance from Lesage, Atelier Montex, Maison Lemarie, Maison Michel and Paloma in Paris, drawing on the extensive savoir-faire of CHANEL and le19M.

Coming up

From Darkness to Light, From Light to Darkness: The King’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts Research and Alumni Exhibition

2nd – 21st October

Visit our upcoming exhibition featuring the work of current students and alumni of the research programme (PhD and MPhil) at The King’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts. The exhibition showcases the breadth and depth of artistic research carried out at the School over the past decades.

Experience artwork created by artists who seek to understand, from the inside, some of the great and endangered artistic traditions of the past and present them to new audiences in a way that speaks to the essence of our shared human experience.