The New Art Gallery Walsall
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Staff are *always* friendly and helpful, souvenir shop is small-ish but has a pretty decent and varied selection of souvenirs, plus it has direct access to the Costa coffee store via the front desk.
Always has a varied and continually changing theme/display/exhibition on, including that of which local artists and independent one-off artists can display their work.
Nice views from the altitudinous levels of the gallery, also.
One (not really a) expostulation: whole gallery cojld do with a reshuffle in my opinion....lots of things have been in the same place for quite some time now. Not strictly exhibitions, I mean the layout of the whole gallery could possibly benefit from a decent reshuffle.
Always has a varied and continually changing theme/display/exhibition on, including that of which local artists and independent one-off artists can display their work.
Nice views from the altitudinous levels of the gallery, also.
One (not really a) expostulation: whole gallery cojld do with a reshuffle in my opinion....lots of things have been in the same place for quite some time now. Not strictly exhibitions, I mean the layout of the whole gallery could possibly benefit from a decent reshuffle.
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Great experience and fascinating collection of artwork. Clean and friendly staff.
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I was amazed by the gallery. What a fantastic collection. The curators were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend a visit we shall certainly be back.
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Very friendly and help went for a baby advent
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Really nice place.
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On the way up
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Is a Fantastic Experience, it's just like a story it's a work of my anxiety that makes me feel better .
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amazing exhibition, enjoyed it a lot and would come again !
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A fairly small art galley which is connected to the area and community. If you are in Walsall it is a must see. Located in the local shopping area and within 3 minutes from the Walsall Train Station, which is about 23 minutes from Birmingham New Street Station.
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Great place to relax and contemplate
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Lovely building but was disappointed that it was not child oriented at all. Even a task to sketch their favourite piece would have done but no, nothing.
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Beautiful gallery and collection. The staff are very friendly.
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Great place to be and it's absolutely free on entrance
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A great artists sanctuary, right in the heart of the madness which is Walsall town centre. Fabulous building, imposing interior and inspiring exhibits.
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Not much in there but lovely building
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It's cool to see some good art work just hopefully I'll be in there for my own work
P.s I can hope
P.s I can hope
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Possibly the warmest and finest "art" gallery spaces in the Westmidlands . Wish i had time to utilise more often
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It was our first time here and I am very much impressed with the diversity of artworks that this place has to offer. Modern and ancient obra maestras. Lovely experience
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Nice museum shop & Costa coffee cafe. The Garman Ryan collection has superb range of Epstein bronzes & a wide range of drawings & paintings by famous artists from Picasso to Freud.
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A wonderful gallery. Well worth a visit.
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I attended the Sutapa Biswas with Rachel Dwyer talk on sat 24th Sept’22 at Walsall new art Gallery.
I was very glad that I attended this event .
In one on the exhibition hall she had a large screen video running Titled Lumen.In her conversation she
draw references from physical space and the moon, her culture back ground and acceptance and struggles in British culture as a woman artist / painter /filmmaker.she speaks passionately about her influences and pull no punches on her ‘Ghost’ theory kind of a story teller.
I was able to share briefly a book which she and I was a part of as well as many other artist ,called Transforming the crown of African,Asian and artists in Britain 1966-1996.
It was an interesting event and the conference room was just the venue for this talk.
I was very glad that I attended this event .
In one on the exhibition hall she had a large screen video running Titled Lumen.In her conversation she
draw references from physical space and the moon, her culture back ground and acceptance and struggles in British culture as a woman artist / painter /filmmaker.she speaks passionately about her influences and pull no punches on her ‘Ghost’ theory kind of a story teller.
I was able to share briefly a book which she and I was a part of as well as many other artist ,called Transforming the crown of African,Asian and artists in Britain 1966-1996.
It was an interesting event and the conference room was just the venue for this talk.
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Interesting various art work. 🖼️
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Awesome. Jacob Epstein is well represented in here.
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An amazing space for Art , exhibitions and community events , staff were warm and friendly, nice gift shop and a Costa coffee shop on site , a great building that Walsal should be proud to have , supporting new young local budding artists , if your in the area pay a visit
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Fantastic exhibitions here and staff are welcoming. I have attended a workshop here and it was a lovely experience!
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