Galleries Gallery of Design opens November 2015 2 Exhibitions Gallery of Exhibitions Exhibitions Design Manchester International Festival 2015 Ed Atkins Performance Capture 4–19 July Rendered A programme of moving images selected by Ed Atkins 25 July – 31 August Matthew Darbyshire An Exhibition for Modern Living 25 September – 10 January The Imitation Game From 12 February
Galleries Gallery 12 Galleries 1–3 18th century Clore Art Studio 1 Early 19th century
Modern and Gallery 4 Contemporary Gallery 11 Natural Forces: Romanticism and Nature Galleries Changing displays Gallery 5 Pre-Raphaelites
Gallery 10 Gallery 6 Impressionists and A Highland Romance: Victorian Views of Post-Impressionists Scottishness Galleries 7/8 Victorian Gallery 9 Absent Presence Gallery 10 Gallery 3 Gallery 4 Gallery 5 Gallery 6 Gallery 7 Channel Crossings: English and French Early 19th Changing Pre-Raphaelites Changing Victorian Impressionism and Post-Impressionism century displays displays Gallery 11 Artists in the Frame: Self-portraits by Van Dyck and Others Gallery 2 Gallery 1 Gallery 9 Gallery 8 18th 18th Changing Victorian Gallery 12 century century displays Home, Land and Sea: Art in the Netherlands 1600–1800 Modern and Contemporary Galleries House Proud Family Activities Clore Art Studio
GEORGE STREET Exhibitions Exhibitions Gallery Black on Black G Studio2 From 13 June Manchester Gallery NICHOLAS STREET Cotton Couture Until 31 August Studio1 Entrance The Lost Gardens of Manchester Until November Family activities Explorer Tool Belts Story Bags ENTRANCE
Exhibitions Gallery Café Lift Shop Café Manchester Gallery Cloakroom Shop Café Education Studios Toilets
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Lecture Family Room activity MOSLEY STREET ENTRANCE
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We’re always changing what’s on display, and our exhibition programme features Welcome the best international contemporary art. Explore the gallery using the plan overleaf Here, you can discover Manchester’s rich or just have a wander. You’re sure to find and varied art collections. We’re famous for something that fires your imagination. our Pre-Raphaelite paintings, but we have paintings, craft and design spanning six Until the end of October we even have centuries, decorative objects from four our own garden – The Lost Gardens of millennia, and a lot of contemporary Manchester, in partnership with the artworks too. National Trust.
Galleries Galleries Exhibitions Families We love showing historic art Absent Presence is a display of For Manchester International Turn your visit into an arty alongside contemporary works, paintings from our collection that Festival 2015, Ed Atkins lifts the adventure! Borrow an explorer as you’ll discover in Artists in the contemplate time and loss. veil on the production of digital tool belt or story bag. Frame: Self-portraits by Van Dyck art with Performance Capture. House Proud celebrates In the Clore Art Studio, you can and Others. 20th-century art and design Matthew Darbyshire: An Exhibition explore the process of making in the home. for Modern Living explores design, through hands-on creative collecting and what the objects activities. we live with say about us.
Support us Access for everyone Open Manchester Art Gallery Admission is free but a £3 We do everything we can to Daily, 10am–5pm Mosley Street donation (or more) would really make our gallery accessible to (Thursdays, 10am–9pm) Manchester M2 3JL help. Please remember to Gift Aid all visitors. Tel: 0161 235 8888 Closed any contribution. You can also Textphone: 0161 235 8893 Ask at the gallery information support the gallery on a regular 24–26, 31 December www.manchesterartgallery.org desk for more details. basis by becoming a Friend. and 1 January Ask at the information desk.
Above: Self-portrait by Sir Anthony van Dyck, Above: Callum Innes, Exposed Painting Green Above: Matthew Darbyshire, CAPTCHA No. Owned and managed by c.1640 © National Portrait Gallery, London Lake, 2012. Photography Heidi Kosaniuk 24 - David, 2015. Courtesy of Herald Street Manchester City Council Innes. Courtesy the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London, and Lisa Cooley Gallery,
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