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Art Gallery. Southampton City Art Gallery has a varied programme of contemporary art and historic exhibitions using our collection and collaborating with leading artists and arts institutions. About. The gallery is one of Southampton's premier visitor attractions. Find Out More. History. Southampton City Art Gallery originally opened in 1939.
- New Acquisitions
This display showcases some of the exciting recent additions...
- The Foyer
The City Art Gallery’s Foyer Exhibition Space is located at...
- Community Gallery
Southampton City Art Gallery’s Community Exhibition Space...
- Main Hall
The Main Hall features a rotating display that showcases...
- About
Southampton City Art Gallery offers the opportunity to enjoy...
- 2022 Open Exhibition
02 July – 10 September 2022. For this year’s biennial ‘open...
- Visit
Opening Times. Monday – Friday 10am – 3pm (Last entry...
- New Acquisitions
- Opening Times
- Disabled Access
- Café
- Photography
- Baggage Policy
Monday – Friday 10am – 3pm (Last entry 2.45pm), Saturday 10am – 5pm (Last entry 4.45pm). Closed Sundays
Wheelchair access is available from the street to the ground floor gallery foyer, which leads to a lift to the exhibition space on the first floor. Access can also be arranged for mobility scooters, please call the gallery in advance for more information on 023 8083 4536. Toilets, including disabled facilities, are situated on the ground floor in t...
We don’t have a café in the gallery, however, there is a lovely café next door at SeaCity Museum, which is free to visit and is approximately 1 to 2mins walk. Just turn left onto Havelock Road. (Please note, only the café is free, tickets for SeaCity Museum can be bought here).
Photography in the galleries is allowed for personal, non-commercial purposes only. It is the visitor’s responsibility to ensure no copyright is infringed. The use of flash and tripods is prohibited. Some exhibitions may have copyright restrictions and we will inform you if photography is not permitted.
For reasons of security and safety, Southampton City Art Gallery has a maximum bag size policy in place. Luggage with wheels &/or larger than 56x40x21cm will not be admitted and need to be stored elsewhere before entering the gallery. Sea City Museum, Havelock Rd has lockers for items 40x80cm maximum. Please do not leave bags unattended at any time...
Southampton City Art Gallery. The Southampton City Art Gallery is an art gallery in Southampton, southern England. It is located in the Civic Centre on Commercial Road. The gallery opened in 1939 with much of the initial funding from the gallery coming from two bequests, one from Robert Chipperfield (1817–1911) and another from Frederick ...
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Southampton City Art Gallery offers the opportunity to enjoy high quality exhibitions ranging from painting, sculpture and drawing, to photography and film, as well as permanent collection and displays that change regularly to ensure new experiences with each visit.
May 1, 2017 · A Day of Art and Culture in Southampton; Gwen John: Art and Life in London and Paris at Pallant House; Hundreds flock to City Art Gallery for opening of National Portrait Gallery exhibition; NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY PARTNERS WITH SOUTHAMPTON CITY ART GALLERY FOR STORIES OF THE CITY PORTRAIT EXHIBITION
Address and contact. Civic Centre, Southampton, Hampshire SO14 7LP England. Art.gallery@southampton.gov.uk. 023 8083 4563. Before making a visit, check opening hours with the venue. https://www.southamptoncityartgallery.com/ Artworks. Landscape with Pink TreesKaff Gerrard (1894–1970) Southampton City Art Gallery.
02 July – 10 September 2022. For this year’s biennial ‘open exhibition’, artists from across the region were invited to respond to the question ‘What does culture mean to you?’. Southampton recently reached the final four in its bid to become UK City of Culture in 2025, which galvanised artistic and cultural activity across the city ...
