PetaPixel National Portrait Gallery’s Exhibition of ‘Pedestrian’ Photos Called ‘Nepotism’


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Entrance of the National Portrait Gallery, featuring ornate stone carvings of the Royal Coat of Arms and gold letters spelling out the gallery's name above the doorway.

Photographers are accusing the National Portrait Gallery of nepotism after it appeared to cater to a high-profile donor by hosting a photography exhibition for Zoë Law.

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