Welcome to White Space in Totnes

White Space is a contemporary art gallery located in the picturesque town of Totnes, in the South West of England. The gallery was founded in 2010 by renowned artist Emily Johnson, whose vision was to create a platform that showcases innovative and thought-provoking artworks. White Space is celebrated for its eclectic mix of emerging and established artists, providing a nurturing ground for creative exploration and expression. The gallery focuses on contemporary art across various mediums, including painting, sculpture, and installation. It aims to engage a diverse audience, from art enthusiasts to collectors, through a series of dynamic exhibitions, artist talks, and workshops. White Space strives to foster conversations around art and its relevance in today's world. The artists represented at White Space include notable names such as Sarah Lucas, known for her provocative sculptures; Banksy, the enigmatic street artist whose works challenge societal norms; and Grayson Perry, a Turner Prize-winning artist celebrated for his ceramic artworks and cross-genre approach. Over the years, White Space has gained a reputation for its commitment to supporting local talent while also bringing international artists into the spotlight. The gallery not only showcases works for sale but also serves as a cultural hub, encouraging community involvement in the arts. In addition to exhibitions, White Space often hosts collaborative projects with local schools and community groups, emphasizing the importance of art education and access to the arts. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious visitor, White Space offers a unique experience in the heart of Totnes, inviting everyone to explore and appreciate contemporary art.