Stuart Hall Library is open to everyone, offers space for research and study and a rich artistic programme of events for a range of ages. There is also a photocopier and wireless internet access.
Prior to your visit, register online as a library member to access to our collections and services. Library membership is free for all.
What’s on
The Stuart Hall Library occasionally runs reading groups, workshops, screenings and group visits. This is in addition to our regular Research Network programme of evening events such as conservation with artists, performance lectures and talks.
Subscribe to Iniva’s newsletter to keep up to date with our latest news and events or check our programme page for more information.
How to find us
Iniva
16 John Islip St
London SW1P 4JU
By Tube
Pimlico Underground Station or Vauxhall Underground Station on the Victoria Line.
By Bus
Bus number 88, C10, 87 and N87.
By Ferry
The closest pier is Millbank Millennium Pier. Walk west towards Millbank, pass Tate Britain and turn right onto Atterbury Street and then turn left on to John Islip Street. Iniva is located in Block D of the UAL campus in front of the black railings.
By Car
Limited parking around the area. The nearest car parks are:
- Q-park Victoria: 1 Arneway St, Westminster, London, SW1P 2TX. Tel: 0113 238 4200.
- Q-Park Pimlico: Cumberland St, Pimlico, London, SW1V 4LR. Tel: 0113 238 4200.
Accessibility
The Stuart Hall aims to provide an accessible environment for all of our library members. We ask that you contact the library ahead of your visit with any questions regarding specific requirements or adjustments that we can make.
Accessible toilet
There is an accessible toilet on first floor of the building which can be reached using the accessible lift near the entrance. Another accessible toilet is located on ground floor of the adjacent building.
Guides and assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome in the building.
Prams and pushchairs
Prams and pushchairs may be stored in the library. Please note all items are left at the owner’s risk.
Emergency procedures
Library members who consider themselves frail or have difficulty walking should make themselves known to library staff.