Find museums in Central (Bristol area). Listings include Watershed, Bristol Museums, John Wesley's New Room, I am acrylic, First Contemporary, Keep Art It.
Cultural cinema, talent development and creative technology in Bristol. Supported using public funding by Arts Council England.
M Shed is a free museum that tells the amazing history of Bristol. Check our opening times to plan your visit. Or follow us for highlights and stories from our amazing collection.
John Wesley's New Room in Bristol is the oldest Methodist building in the world. Historic chapel and museum of John & Charles Wesley's life and work in Bristol. Founded in 1739.
Jewellery, trinkets and other things, mostly made from acrylic. www.iamacrylic.co.uk
Online gallery based in Bristol showcasing British and international contemporary artists
Keep Art It is an organisation with a simple mission: share art with as many people as possible. We do this through a mix of live events, media production, artists support and com...
The Theatre Collection is one of the world’s largest archives of British Theatre and Live Art and is an accredited museum and international research facility open to all.
The Stradling Collection houses a fascinating variety of C20th and C21st studio ceramics, glass, paintings, automata and furniture.
Bristol Harbourside Picture Framing & Art Gallery
Supporting emerging artists and providing experience to emerging arts professionals. Artists residency & exhibition 15th July - 7th September 2013
30 well known lino/relief print artists exhibit in Bristol @ Centrespace Gallery Feb 10th-21st 2023
Architectural Visualisation :: Animation
Not-for-profit curation service providing and selling affordable, local artwork.
Bristol based Art-el Gallery showcasing the Finest Contemporary & Outsider Art from the UK and around the World.
A friendly not-for-profit ceramics cooperative gallery and shop, selling the work of 20 local potters
Film scanning, equipment hire, classes, exhibitions and events
Art and Music in a cellar in the heart of Bristol.
A beautiful gallery and meeting space hidden away in the heart of Bristol. Ground floor entrance, top floor views.
Come visit our shop and see the 118 elements in the ‘Periodic Table of a Feasible Utopia’!
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