Number 11

Number 11 is a contemporary art gallery located on Bagatelle Road in Colombo 3, housed in a beautifully restored colonial-era bungalow. The gallery focuses on promoting Sri Lankan and South Asian contemporary art, featuring rotating exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media. Visitors can explore the intimate gallery spaces spread across several rooms, each with high ceilings and natural light. The gallery also hosts artist talks, workshops, and cultural events, fostering a vibrant art community. The tranquil garden setting provides a peaceful escape from the city. Number 11 is known for its curated selection of emerging and established artists, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts. The gallery shop offers unique art prints and crafts.

不容错过

• View rotating exhibitions of contemporary Sri Lankan and South Asian art.
• Explore the gallery's collection of paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media works.
• Attend artist talks, workshops, or opening receptions (check schedule).
• Relax in the garden courtyard, a serene spot for reflection.
• Browse the gallery shop for art books, prints, and handmade crafts.

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行前须知

• Check the gallery's website or social media for current exhibitions and events before visiting.
• Photography is usually allowed, but ask permission for close-ups of individual works.
• Cash is preferred for purchases at the shop, though cards may be accepted.
• There is no café on-site, but nearby cafes on Bagatelle Road offer refreshments.

历史背景

Number 11 opened in 2012 in a colonial-era house that was once a private residence. The gallery was founded by art enthusiasts to create a platform for contemporary art in Sri Lanka, contributing to the country's growing art scene.