Gallerie V

A flagship independent gallery, Gallerie has exhibited over young 250 artists across 24 exhibitions over a five-year period.  Based in Cambridge, the gallery was established as a youth-focused initiative dedicated to supporting, inspiring, and educating young people, while showcasing emerging artistic talent from diverse backgrounds across the UK. 

It offers a professional platform for young creatives to present their work, gain meaningful exposure, and build confidence in their artistic practice. In selected and curated exhibitions, artists exhibited their work, enabling access to public audiences that may otherwise have been unattainable. 

Gallerie V was fully funded by the De Reus Foundation, with a commitment to making art accessible to both local communities and visiting audiences through free-entry exhibitions. 

Public engagement was further strengthened through the development of a highly successful volunteer programme, bringing together like-minded individuals motivated by a shared sense of purpose and community contribution. Drawing inspiration and creativity from young artists across the UK, annual competitions were held and winning artworks exhibited in the gallery.

Gallerie V displays works from young people between the ages of 14-25. It has also supported and partnered with schools, universities and charities, including Cambridge University, Anglia Ruskin University, The Leys School, Chesterton College, Centre 33, Fitzwilliam Museum (shortlisted for Art Fund's Museum of the Year award 2026) and Kettle's Yard.