Gaia

Gaia…an experience like no other.

Created by artist Luke Jerram and featuring surround sound composition by BAFTA award-winning composer, Dan Jones, Gaia is awe-inspiring. Measuring seven metres in diameter and suspended inside the Landmark Arts Centre, Gaia makes use of high-resolution NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface.

We expect interest to be high. But with approximately ONE THOUSAND TICKETS AVAILABLE EVERY DAY, you should be certain to find a time that works for you. Visitors are admitted every 30 minutes –make sure you are here and ready to enter at least 10 minutes ahead of your ticket start time.

Once inside your Gaia experience can last as long as you’d like. As a guide, we suggest you allow approximately 30 to 45 minutes for your visit. Photography is allowed and encouraged for the majority of sessions so be sure to have your camera or phone ready.*  You will be able to access the waiting area up to an hour before your ticketed start time. NOTE: We cannot guarantee entry to Gaia after your ticketed start time.

The on-site café and gift shop are both open for the full run of Gaia, the bar will be open for specific events. Café, Shop and Bar are all cashless systems, so you will need card or contactless if you wish to make additional purchases.

The Landmark Arts Centre is proud to be part of the Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival. As well as Gaia, many other exciting things are happening right across the borough. Don’t miss out, click here for a link to the full programme. Also lookout for additional activities between 16 June – 2 July.  The awe-inspiring artwork will be complemented by a mix of events, late night viewings, music concerts, family and infants activities, yoga classes, school visits, specialist talks, plus dedicated relaxed
performance times (for those who need them).

THE LANDMARK IS OPERATING A CASHLESS SYSTEM FOR ALL SALES AND DONATIONS DURING GAIA.

*check for specific exclusions e.g. No professional Photoshoots, No cameras at relaxed performances