The New Art Gallery Walsall
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Nice art gallery
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Epstein extravaganza.
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Beautiful building, very interesting art exhibitions... It's worth visiting.
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Nice big space to visit with our children and introduce many different ideas.
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There are many famous artists paintings inside and it has a beautiful view.
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Brilliant place
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Nice quiet space in the heart of Walsall. Some interesting exhibits
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Real nice place to spend a few hours, modern art displayed is quite questionable though
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Fine collection of Jacob Epstein's bronzes and good to see them in the context of works by son and objects which inspired him.
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This is a gem of a place to visit .With wonderful exhibions and kind and helpful staff.
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👍👍👍👍
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Always interesting exhibitions
A must to visit
Very children friendly
Integral Costa Coffee Shop
A must to visit
Very children friendly
Integral Costa Coffee Shop
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Nice
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This Art gallery is a Gem. Overlooking the Walsall canal basin is s permanent Garman Ryan collection of art work created by Jacob Epstein or collected by him and his family. Temporary collections add to this exceptional collection.
On Friday I even spoke with one of the artists. Must See.
On Friday I even spoke with one of the artists. Must See.
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Love the building. The staff are very friendly and the, Costa, coffee shop is brilliant.
It's sad to see so much litter outside by the unnecessarily limited disable parking bays.
Inside, the building feels somewhat unloved with dirty edges to the stairs and corridors and no signs to let you know where to find the toilets.
Exhibit wise (and this is the main mission of the place) the Epstein stuff and other artists was well worth viewing. The thing with office stamps on paper was utterly missable. However I was impressed by how so many A4 sheets were placed on the walls in perfectly straight horizontal and vertical lines on all four walls of the huge room.
There did seem to be a fair number of rooms that were empty/closed. And sadly and inexplicably so was the access onto the outside roof area.
My impression is that this gallery would benefit from the person in charge giving some attention to the the little things and pushing for higher standards
It's sad to see so much litter outside by the unnecessarily limited disable parking bays.
Inside, the building feels somewhat unloved with dirty edges to the stairs and corridors and no signs to let you know where to find the toilets.
Exhibit wise (and this is the main mission of the place) the Epstein stuff and other artists was well worth viewing. The thing with office stamps on paper was utterly missable. However I was impressed by how so many A4 sheets were placed on the walls in perfectly straight horizontal and vertical lines on all four walls of the huge room.
There did seem to be a fair number of rooms that were empty/closed. And sadly and inexplicably so was the access onto the outside roof area.
My impression is that this gallery would benefit from the person in charge giving some attention to the the little things and pushing for higher standards
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A surprise, great canal side location very modern building and a great permanent collection of Jacob Epstein works
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Beautiful
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Love everything about this gallery!
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At my door steps 😜
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Very interesting concepts in art
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Nice enough, the art exhibits wasn't really my thing, and the lift has the most annoying voice announcer ever.
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Great place to visit very clean and staff are very helpful
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The good exhibition in a small town.
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Beautiful place for the whole family .. I loves it .. kids enjoyed it ..
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Frequently changing modern exhibitions. Staff are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable.
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