Arts & Culture at Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station celebrates arts and culture in different ways, from the brands that call the riverside neighbourhood home to the pop up markets, art installations and chimney projections. We are also proud to be located in Wandsworth, which has been named the London Borough of Culture 2025, and will be hosting several cultural activations throughout the year to celebrate.

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Brands

Neon at Battersea Power Station

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Arches Lane Theatre

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The Cinema in The Power Station

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Curated Makers store

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Clarendon Fine Art

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Battersea Bookshop

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Art Installations

Charlotte Colbert

Until 1st June, two of Charlotte Colbert’s artworks, ‘Dreamland Sirens’ and ‘Where Angels Live’ are on display in the Power Station’s historic turbine halls.

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Claire Luxton

‘Field of Dreams’, was installed by British contemporary artist, Claire Luxton, in partnership with MTArt Agency, in April 2024.

POoR Collective

We partnered with POoR Collective to create ‘Together We Rise’, a vibrant artwork which was on display in October 2024.

Haffendi Anuar

Haffendi Anuar has created a series of pilotis, traditional architectural columns that lift a building above ground or water, and which are commonly found in stilted dwellings, such as fishermen’s huts, across Asia.
These can be found at Circus West Village Courtyard.

Jesse Wine

"Locals Vocals," was part of the inaugural Powerhouse Commission at Battersea Power Station in 2017.
This sculpture is at Circus West Piazza.

Projections

Universal Epic Universe

In April 2025, Universal Orlando Resort celebrated the opening of Universal Epic Universe with a magical and captivating projection showcasing the five immersive worlds of the new theme park - Celestial Park, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ – Ministry of Magic™, SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™, How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk and Dark Universe.

Wallace and Gromit

Everyone’s favourite duo, Wallace and Gromit, decorated their Christmas trees on the Power Station’s facade in December 2025. The artwork was created by multi-award winning animation studio, Aardman, using an iPhone 16 Pro Max.

David Hockney

British pop artist, David Hockney, was the first artist to partner with Apple and Battersea Power Station, to bring a festive artwork, ‘Bigger Christmas Trees’ to the Power Station’s facade in December 2024.

LEGO®

As part of LEGO®’s 'Play is Your Superpower' campaign, Battersea Power Station was transformed into a "Factory of Creativity" in October 2024.

Festivals

The Light Festival

Illuminating dark winter nights, Battersea Power Station hosts an annual Light Festival which includes wondrous light art installations from British and international artists.

celebrASIA

celebrASIA celebrates the cultural heritage of South East Asia and takes visitors on an immersive experience of the region through food and drink, live performances, arts and crafts workshops, and much more.

The Battersea Games

The home of sports and games, culminating in the ultimate summer of sport in 2024 when Battersea Power Station was home to one of the official Team GB and ParalympicsGB fanzones.

Markets

Our markets rotate regularly, check out our what’s on page to see who’s coming next!

London Made Me

Some of London’s best up-and-coming designers and makers were at Battersea Power Station for Christmas 2024.

Salad Days

Handmade and vintage products all in one place at Battersea Power Station.

The King's Trust

A series of markets offering unique products and gifts including skincare, homeware and accessories from inspiring young business owners who have participated in The King’s Trust’s Enterprise Programme.

Curated Makers Market

The ultimate destination to shop small and support local.

The Power Station

Turbine Hall A

Restored to its Art Deco splendour.

Turbine Hall B

The austere Turbine Hall B reflects 1950s modernism.

North and South Atriums

The old brick walls in both the north and south atriums have been left exposed all the way up to the roof.

The Architects 

Foster + Partners

Designed Battersea Roof Gardens.

Gehry Partners

Designed the apartment complex south of the Power Station, Prospect Place.

Sir Giles Gilbert Scott

Originally designed Battersea Power Station in 1930s.

WilkinsonEyre

Architects of the restoration and repurposing of Battersea Power Station.