MK Gallery
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MK Gallery is an architectural gem in Milton Keynes, that presents a dynamic programme of contemporary art and design exhibitions, alongside extensive public programmes.
Since its opening in 1999, MK Gallery has established a reputation for displaying innovative and high-quality British and international contemporary and modern art. The venue itself offers spectacular views over the surrounding park, making it a pleasant space to relax and soak up the atmosphere.
What to see
The gallery presents three major exhibitions a year, featuring a mix of thematic group exhibitions and solo presentations. Past exhibitions have included works by renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Archigram and Jeremy Deller. The gallery also prides itself on supporting and promoting the work of local and upcoming artists.
Engage with art
While exhibitions are a major focus, MK Gallery offers a variety of ways to engage with art. The gallery runs a program of workshops, talks, and conferences throughout the year, providing opportunities to learn from artists and delve deeper into the themes explored in the exhibitions.
Beyond the exhibitions
Unwind after exploring the exhibitions, or discuss them with your friends at independent café, perfect for grabbing a bite to eat. Alternatively you can browse for art-related gifts in the shop. The gallery also boasts a cinema, offering a platform for independent and international films.
Next generation of artists
There are schools and family activities on offer throughout the year and there's even an artist-designed play area for young art lovers.
Visitor information
Address
900 Midsummer Blvd, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK9 3QA
01908 676900
Opening times
Tuesday – Sunday 10am–5pm
Closed Mondays
Exclusions and safety measures
Exhibition entry is by timed tickets. Prebooking is encouraged but not essential.
Lockers are available for any large bags
Enhanced cleaning regularly takes place throughout the building.
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