Manchester Art Gallery is a free-to-view municipally-owned public art gallery in Manchester City Centre in the North West of England.
The Gallery was extended by Hopkins Architects in May 2002 to take in the old Atheneaum building next door, and now occupies three buildings. One building is the Grade I listed building that was originally the Royal Manchester Institution designed by Sir Charles Barry in 1824.
The gallery houses the civic art colle...
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Exhibitions produced:
- Button World
- Salvaged: Restoring the Sirens and Ulysses
- Green Drops and Moonsquirters: The Utterly Imaginative World of Lauren Child
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