This iconic institution was established in 1823 as the Manchester Institution for the Promotion of Literature, Science, and the Arts. Push the doors of Manchester's most important cultural institutions, and discover the most jaw dropping fine art collection, which consists of more than 2,000 oil paintings, 250 sculptures and 3,000 watercolours and drawings!
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Manchester Museum was established in 1821 as the Manchester Natural History Society. With over 430,000 visitors each year, Manchester Museum is a prominent cultural institution. Marvel at the original neo-Gothic building, designed by celebrated architect Alfred Waterhouse, in which the gallery is located, and the extensive collection of over four million objects, including fossils, minerals, animal specimens and ancient artifacts.
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This small, independent gallery is a treat for the eyes. Shop movie posters, limited edition prints, fine art editions and modern art made by world-renowned artists, including Leonard Cohen, Daniel Danger and Dana Wyse Brendan Dawes.
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Arts and crafts anyone? At Manchester Craft and Design Centre, expand your definition of what craft means to you, and explore the many ways craft plays a part, whether that be ceramics, textiles, jewelry, glass, and more. You can visit the studios, meet the artists and watch them as they create unique handmade products. The centre is passionate about showcasing innovative craft practices and providing a platform for independent artists. So come along and join the fun! You may find you don't leave empty-handed if you happen to take a detour through the gift shop...
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This award-winning gallery, established in 2004 and located in the heart of Manchester City Centre, specializes in original and limited-edition artworks. Discover works by renowned English mixed media contemporary pop artist JJ Adams, and an exciting lineup of new emerging talents! Whether or not you are an experienced collector or a first time buyer, you will be sure to find what you're looking for at Generation Gallery.
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Here's an interesting fact about The Science and Industry Museum. It is housed in the historic buildings of the world's oldest surviving passenger railway station, the Liverpool Road railway station, which was built in 1830. Learn more about the history and innovative discoveries of science, technology, and industry in this his historic site of Manchester, through interactive exhibits and engaging displays.
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KRAAK Gallery is a key player in Manchester's underground art scene. Founded by local ambitious artists, KRAAK Gallery has become a connective hub for innovative visual and performance artists. Open expression, collaborative projects and artist-led exhibitions are always encouraged in this inclusive, accessible and sustainable space, located in the heart of Manchester.
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Established in 2016, Saul Hay Gallery is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in the Manchester region. An eclectic range of contemporary and modern original artworks (painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, and photography), made by emerging and established artists, may be seen together at Saul Hay Gallery. The gallery is dedicated to celebrate the very best of contemporary art that Manchester has to offer.
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53two is an intriguing theater, culture, music and performance venue located in Manchester. The space is dedicated in showcasing new and innovative works from emerging artists and theater companies.
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Gaze in wonder at The Whitworth's extensive collection of modern and contemporary art, including paintings, sculptures, prints, textiles, and installations. The gallery is renowned for constantly seeking to reinvent itself over the past 130 years. Driven by a mission to use art for positive social change, The Whitworth aims to engage the community and promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of art. The Whitworth is dedicated to provide visitors with a diverse and engaging experience, in keeping with its motto: "Learning together, through making and doing".
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The Manchester art and culture scene truly is thriving and expanding its reach even further, as is the case with Waterside Arts Centre. Located in the heart of Sale in Trafford, Greater Manchester, Waterside isn't your typical arts venue. This award-winning arts complex, consisting of a theatre, art galleries, studios and workspaces, plays a vital role for the local community.
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Established in 1984, Castlefield Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that has nothing to envy from its competitors. Castlefield Gallery demonstrates their commitment to making positive social change in the North West region by providing career growth and commission opportunities for artists, hosting person-centred development programmes and organising public and participation programmes, always with an aim to bring together artists and communities in order to explore the art and issues of our time and shape the world of tomorrow.
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