The New Art Gallery Walsall
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It is a lovely building, despite the weird way they have tried to make it look.
Massive rooms inside. Lots of wood.
Some good displays, also lots of temporary ones, which I found a bit disappointing to be honest.
Good views of Walsall from the upper floors. I don't think they open the outside areas anymore.
Free to enter.
Massive rooms inside. Lots of wood.
Some good displays, also lots of temporary ones, which I found a bit disappointing to be honest.
Good views of Walsall from the upper floors. I don't think they open the outside areas anymore.
Free to enter.
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Been here often when they have events on and it's don't disappoint alot of families turn up for arts and craft, on the eid events they even have free henna for the kids. Even though I'm not much of an art guy I still walk around everytime I'm there and it's clean and quite and some of that art works is amazing.
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Used their conference room for a meeting and also ordered lunch. Was very impressed with the service of the gallery staff and the Costa staff.
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We really enjoyed visiting the Art Gallery.
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World Class. I absolutely loved it. I'm not a massive modern art fan. Wonderful atmosphere. Everything seemed to fit together well with the connections between all the artists and the collections.
Staff are just lovely. They're not too much. They really care. I much prefer this to the Tate Modern which I could never really see the point of. Just a tick list of must have one of each of the big names.
Walsall you have a lot to be proud of here. It was a real education. Lovely shop attached with great pricing (encouraging us to buy more as opposed to nothing at all most places). Can't say the Costa Coffee lured me in 😬
We're definitely going back on the next rotation. I bought catalogues here for exhibitions I'd seen in Madrid but didn't buy there. Thank you all so much. We enjoyed exploring Walsall
Staff are just lovely. They're not too much. They really care. I much prefer this to the Tate Modern which I could never really see the point of. Just a tick list of must have one of each of the big names.
Walsall you have a lot to be proud of here. It was a real education. Lovely shop attached with great pricing (encouraging us to buy more as opposed to nothing at all most places). Can't say the Costa Coffee lured me in 😬
We're definitely going back on the next rotation. I bought catalogues here for exhibitions I'd seen in Madrid but didn't buy there. Thank you all so much. We enjoyed exploring Walsall
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If you’re looking for a peaceful escape from the retail hustle, this four-story sanctuary is a hidden gem. While my wife explored the nearby shops, I found myself wandering through a remarkably curated space where the art is only half the story. The true magic lies in the narratives behind the pieces—from the meticulously crafted clay models to the vibrant community gallery on the ground floor.
The atmosphere is one of profound stillness; it is a rare, quiet corner of the world where you can observe without interruption and truly collect your thoughts. It’s a testament to how art can uplift a community, bridging ages and backgrounds through shared inspiration. With free admission, accessible lifts, and a charming gift shop to round off the visit, it’s an essential stop for any art enthusiast or anyone needing a moment of soulful reflection.
The atmosphere is one of profound stillness; it is a rare, quiet corner of the world where you can observe without interruption and truly collect your thoughts. It’s a testament to how art can uplift a community, bridging ages and backgrounds through shared inspiration. With free admission, accessible lifts, and a charming gift shop to round off the visit, it’s an essential stop for any art enthusiast or anyone needing a moment of soulful reflection.
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Nice place to visit, open to public and interesting art works from local artists displayed
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5 Stars — A true world-class gallery right in the heart of Walsall. I was blown away by the Garman Ryan Collection—seeing works by Van Gogh, Monet, and Picasso for free is such a privilege. The building itself is stunning, and the staff are incredibly welcoming. A peaceful, inspiring place to spend an afternoon. Don’t miss the rooftop views!
Also, they is a Costa Coffee on the ground floor, with amazing views of Walsall Canal Wharf. Great to sit here and watch the world go by...
Also, they is a Costa Coffee on the ground floor, with amazing views of Walsall Canal Wharf. Great to sit here and watch the world go by...
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Free entry. Well kept with lovely pieces of art. Only two floors were available due to lack of staff....
The available expositions were really nice.
The available expositions were really nice.
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Ny new favourite gallery, what an amazing asset for Walsall
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Free entrance to view the exhibitions
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Absolutely a gem in the midlands, a very important collection of inspirational art, only 20mins from Birmingham. Go you won't be disappointed.
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Nice coffee shop with some nice art too look at
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Great exhibition 'Shelter'. The whole place is beautifully clean & well laid out. Always has some great art on view
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Kate at the Autumn Forest Wreaths today was amazing.
We then explored all the exhibits and treated ourselves to a cheeky Sunday Lunchtime hot drink at the coffee shop on a rainy October afternoon.
11/10, will and have recommended.
We then explored all the exhibits and treated ourselves to a cheeky Sunday Lunchtime hot drink at the coffee shop on a rainy October afternoon.
11/10, will and have recommended.
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Nice place to visit, open to public and interesting art works from local artists displayed
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It really makes you think
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Range of historical and modern art pieces across 4 floors with some reputable names on display and some great local artists- especially loved seeing Tegen Kimbley's exhibition. The entrance is wheelchair accessible and an elevator goes to all floors.
Entry was free and theres a cafe and toilets on the ground floor too.
Entry was free and theres a cafe and toilets on the ground floor too.
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Had a great time at Walsall Art Gallery! Beautifully curated exhibitions, friendly staff, and a peaceful atmosphere. Loved the mix of modern and classic works. A real gem in the West Midlands—highly recommend a visit!
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An amazing space, very welcoming. Great art and exceptionally knowledgeable volunteer invigilators. A great place to chill, experience some great art and stimulate your creative energies
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Really nice modern building with variety of art work. Love that entry is free so everyone can visit. There is also a gift shop and coffee shop on ground floor.
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Some good art work, I would recommend at least to visit once.
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Great place to visit
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Fantastic gallery containing great contemporary exhibitions alongside masterpieces from the greats
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I really liked the gallery. Good exhibitions. Costa?!? But the gallery itself is fab.
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