Aberdeen Art Gallery (Aberdeen) Reviews
Description:Schoolhill, Aberdeen. Tel: +44 (0)1224 523 700. OPEN: 10am-5pm Mon-Sat 2pm-5pm Sunday.
Newest Review: ... the current exhibitions are- Angus Suttie - one of the major figures in British ceramics. Blooms and Beasties - this exhibition looks at how artists use flowers, foliage, birds and insects for decoration. In October the only Scottish appearance of the BP Portrait Award comes to Aberdeen. There is also the costume of the month and the picture of the month. As well as the art collection, the ... more
... gallery also contains a shop and a café. The café is a wonderful airy place to eat lunch any day of the week with comfy seats. It serves everything from light meals to gorgeous cakes and wonderful coffee! It's also licensed so you can have wi...moreCustomer Aberdeen Art Gallery (Aberdeen) Reviews (1)
by - written on 29/10/00, updated on 29/10/00 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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Aberdeen art gallery is situated on Schoolhill in the centre of Aberdeen. The building is an impressive granite building (what else in the granite city!) which is very hard to miss! The art gallery contains a very impressive fine art collection and a good collection of works from the 19th and 20th century. There is a constant stream of new exhibitions at the art gallery with several running concurrently. At the moment the current exhibitions are- Angus Suttie - one of the major figures in British ceramics. Blooms and Beasties - this exhibition looks at how artists use flowers, foliage, birds and insects for decoration. In October the only Scottish ... Read the complete review
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