Ben Uri is a pioneering digital research centre and museum with a physical presence in London. It celebrates, researches and records the contributions of Jewish, refugee and wider immigrant communities to British visual culture and society since 1900. Describing itself as the country’s leading art museum and research centre in this field, Ben Uri combines exhibitions, collections and public programmes with extensive online resources.

Visitors can explore a collection of more than 1,000 artworks, exhibition histories, virtual and 3D exhibitions, artist profiles, essays, reviews and research databases. The organisation also shares its work through podcasts, short films, publications and event programmes. Its activities include arts and mental health resources, programmes for schools and families, and exhibitions presented online and in person. Ben Uri operates a gallery at 108a Boundary Road in St John’s Wood, London, which is open Wednesday to Friday, with visitors advised to check current exhibition dates. Its website also offers books, prints and donated art for sale, alongside opportunities to support the organisation through donations, newsletters and other forms of engagement.