Moco Museum London Entrance Tickets with Banksy & More
Description
After captivating over 6 million visitors in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Moco Museum brings its boundary-pushing art experience to Marble Arch, in the heart of London. Moco Museum London is a leading modern art museum in London dedicated to making art accessible to everyone. Discover an iconic collection of modern, contemporary, digital, and immersive art, featuring world-famous artists such as Banksy, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Yayoi Kusama, and many more. Now, step into 1980s New York and experience Voice of the Street, Keith Haring’s Subway Drawings, a temporary exhibition. Explore over 100 bold artworks by 35+ visionary artists, spanning paintings, sculptures, installations, and immersive digital spaces. Every ticket includes a free audio guide in 6 languages, so you can fully experience the stories behind the art. Looking for unforgettable things to do in London? Moco Museum is one of the coolest art museums. Book your tickets now and don’t miss it.
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Moco Museum features the collection of ‘Moco Masters’ showcasing work from world-renowned artists including American pop art icon Andy Warhol; influential African American Jean-Michel Basquiat; Japanese legend Yayoi Kusama; American artist and social activist Keith Haring and English master Damien Hirst; American pop culture artists Jeff Koons and Tom Wesselman; and the infamous Pablo Picasso. Guests will also discover the dynamic world of ‘Moco Contemporary Masters’, showcasing works ranging from Tracey Emin, to iconic street artists KAWS and Banksy. British photographer Chris Levine; plus Julian Opie, JR, Takashi Murakami, Hayden Kays. British music icon Robbie Williams will also feature with works from his recently released collection ‘Pride and Self-Prejudice’ which aim to address his personal journey with his mental health and have never before seen in the UK. On the lower ground floor, visitors are captivated into the impressive world of ‘Moco Immersive Digital Artworks’.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Complimentary Personal Lockers
- Complimentary Audio Guide (Available in 6 languages)
- Complimentary Museum Guide to keep
Reviews(1,175)
I saw MOCO advertised on the side of a London bus and was intrigued. It's a great small collection of contemporary art including several of the really big names like Banksy, Keith Haring and Robbie Williams (who knew!?). I could go again tomorrow, there's so much to take in. Plus delightful and really helpful desk staff on entry - I needed directions and the lovely couple of young women took endless trouble to steer me in the right direction.
Spread across three floors, the collection features brilliant modern masterpieces by Banksy, Warhol, and Basquiat alongside stunning, immersive digital rooms. The standard tickets offer good value, but the VIP ticket is especially great value for the extra benefits. Look out for discount tickets available online too. A fresh, engaging, and highly recommended addition to London’s contemporary art scene near, located close to Marble Arch!
Great exhibition with good variety of exhibits. The Keith Haring is a must see
This is a fantastic museum with incredible art pieces. It's easy to get lost in the moment as time passes by. Each piece was captivating and thought-provoking. We thoroughly enjoyed this experience!
Excellent gallery. Staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. Superb collection of artworks.
The staff were amazing. Exhibits well laid out and there was plenty of room to move around. Would have given it five stars however, the toilets were TERRIBLE. No soap. Urine all over the floor. The staff were aware and recommended the toilets over the road in a hotel. This needs to be sorted. Hygiene should not be a luxury.
Disappointing customer service/experience - immediate family member taken unwell day before we were due to visit the museum and the museum refused to allow us to move the date of our visit - £50 wasted.
Of course we know Banksy, Haring and Warhol but still see quite a bit more of them. Others I didn't know or didn't know very well. Definitely recommended if you have time to spare in London.
What was there was interesting but only in there an hour. We brought half price tickets at £13 but I would say it’s only worth £5, considering one many museums in London are free. Toilets donwstairs and life to all 3 floors in needed.
My daughter wanted to go here and as it was her birthday week treat . It qas fab loved how the art qas set out and the view from.windows was ace Grace a member of staff was amazing when my sister was having a anxiety attack on the stairs. Will go back again
