INIVA

The Institute of International Visual Arts has progressed through three main iterations - initially established in East London as an arts agency, then into a gallery-based model at Rivington Place, and under the directorship of Melanie Keen iniva focussed on the Stuart Hall Library as the heart of programming. iniva has undergone a scaled transformation fit for purpose as a research-led institution moving its base to Pimlico in 2018. iniva is nestled within an arts ecology between the University of the Arts - Chelsea and the Tate Britain. iniva is also home to the unique world-renowned collection of the Stuart Hall Library which contains over 10,000 books from exhibition catalogues, theory texts, periodicals zines and artist monographs. The library is public facing, on the street-level and freely accessible to all who are looking for a space to widen their knowledge and understanding of art history from a globalised perspective... Institute of International Visual Arts (iniva) was..

Registration numbers: 1031721 (W)

Primary location: Westminster United Kingdom