MOMA Machynlleth
MOMA Machynlleth
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Phil H
Lancashire, UK545 bidrag
feb. 2025 • Par
Visited with the rain heavy outside so a nice break to see some art from different people. It is something to keep interest in the town so a positive in being here. The gift shop had some nice items too if that interests you.
Skrevet 22. februar 2025
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I C
Porthcawl, UK222 bidrag
feb. 2025 • Par
This place is really worth a few hours of your time. There are several rooms with modern art exhibitions. In the collection is a Sir Kyffin Williams for example.
We particularly enjoyed Bonnie Williams ‘Under Milkwood’ exhibition of the characters from Dylan Thomas’ work.
The installation on conflict was particularly moving.
Also a lovely shop and café to end the visit.
We particularly enjoyed Bonnie Williams ‘Under Milkwood’ exhibition of the characters from Dylan Thomas’ work.
The installation on conflict was particularly moving.
Also a lovely shop and café to end the visit.
Skrevet 8. februar 2025
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Paul W
Berkeley, UK259 bidrag
aug. 2024 • Venner
Visited this delightful museum to see the Terence Lambert artwork on show in the coffee shop area. 19 pencil works, quite outstanding. Sort of a hidden gem this museum in Machynlleth with some super works in its collection.
Skrevet 23. august 2024
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Beti-Blodyn
1 080 bidrag
jul. 2023 • Alene
I wanted to make a trip to Machynlleth while studying in Aberystwyth for two reasons - the first was Caffi Alys (now Caffi Glyndwr), and the second was MOMA as I have a soft spot for art museums. I'm glad to say it was worth the visit!
Currently, MOMA are exhibiting entries from their Tabernacle Art Contest (mostly adult entries, but there is a small section dedicated to under-18s) and there are many brilliant pieces to take in. You can also vote for your personal favourite in the main room - I'm unsure if there's a 'people's choice' award, but I kind of hope there is as the judges must've had a very hard time only picking three (and a few 'highly commended' entries)!
Speaking of current exhibitions, on the ground floor of the Tabernacle, there's a small Laura Ashley exhibition ("For The Love of Laura Ashley") comprised of personal loans/donations from local residents, and a small film of family interviews. Alongside this in the Tannery, there's another small exhibition entitled "The Land We Live In", which showcases some beautiful Welsh landscapes from the Tabernacle Collection.
Much of the art is for sale for varying prices. It's not all canvases and wall pieces either; there are some beautiful little glass dragons and slate jewellery on the ground floor if you're looking for something unique for the mantelpiece.
I stayed for around an hour, but there was plenty of room for you to sit and take your time if you so wish. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable - and happy to speak Cymraeg too, so if you're visiting the area as a dysgwr I can recommend MOMA on those grounds, too. Just bring some shrapnel with you if you want to have refreshments in the cafe - it's cash only.
Would recommend - and don't forget to drop into the bookshop next door, too!
Currently, MOMA are exhibiting entries from their Tabernacle Art Contest (mostly adult entries, but there is a small section dedicated to under-18s) and there are many brilliant pieces to take in. You can also vote for your personal favourite in the main room - I'm unsure if there's a 'people's choice' award, but I kind of hope there is as the judges must've had a very hard time only picking three (and a few 'highly commended' entries)!
Speaking of current exhibitions, on the ground floor of the Tabernacle, there's a small Laura Ashley exhibition ("For The Love of Laura Ashley") comprised of personal loans/donations from local residents, and a small film of family interviews. Alongside this in the Tannery, there's another small exhibition entitled "The Land We Live In", which showcases some beautiful Welsh landscapes from the Tabernacle Collection.
Much of the art is for sale for varying prices. It's not all canvases and wall pieces either; there are some beautiful little glass dragons and slate jewellery on the ground floor if you're looking for something unique for the mantelpiece.
I stayed for around an hour, but there was plenty of room for you to sit and take your time if you so wish. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable - and happy to speak Cymraeg too, so if you're visiting the area as a dysgwr I can recommend MOMA on those grounds, too. Just bring some shrapnel with you if you want to have refreshments in the cafe - it's cash only.
Would recommend - and don't forget to drop into the bookshop next door, too!
Skrevet 29. juli 2023
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Sawyer
Hereford, UK222 bidrag
apr. 2023 • Familie
I particularly enjoyed the displays and pictures relating to the Welsh Women's Peace Petition of 1923, which I had never heard of before. The museum has its own collection but also works for sale. Definitely worth a visit. Friendly staff. I think we might have spent 40 minutes there.
Like so many towns in the UK, Machynlleth is partly trendy cafés and partly run down, but is trying hard. There is a large car park in the centre of town though we had to circle back to find it. The parking machine switches to Welsh partway through paying, even if you have selected English. The meters in Hay do this, too, so my Welsh knowledge has improved a bit....
Like so many towns in the UK, Machynlleth is partly trendy cafés and partly run down, but is trying hard. There is a large car park in the centre of town though we had to circle back to find it. The parking machine switches to Welsh partway through paying, even if you have selected English. The meters in Hay do this, too, so my Welsh knowledge has improved a bit....
Skrevet 15. april 2023
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ChefCliveM
London, UK2 451 bidrag
nov. 2022 • Par
We wanted to stock up on Welsh cheese and butter to take back to England so went to the Wednesday market. What a total disappointment. One good veg stall, the rest were all the usual crap as in the UK. Not worth the visit only to charge your car at an eye-watering - £.80 per kWh !!! Don’t waste your time.
Skrevet 14. november 2022
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Tom_Blancmange
Malmesbury, UK902 bidrag
aug. 2022 • Par
Nice little gallery to spend an hour or so looking around. The permanent exhibits are well presented and high quality and the temporary exhibits, whilst a little mixed, are well curated.
Skrevet 25. august 2022
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AlinaRC
Hertfordshire1 820 bidrag
aug. 2021
I've visited twice since the gallery re-opened, with two friends who came to stay with me nearby in Tywyn. Both have a professional interest in the arts, one linked to regional tourism, the other an interior designer. The Gallery has only recently re-opened for the first time in 18 months. They are taking things very cautiously, which is something I welcome. You need to book in advance and they are really limiting numbers, which is very sensible under the circumstances.
However, on both my visits others who booked in the same time slots didn't show. This was fine for us, as we had a private view. But not so good for the volunteers who turned up for so few visitors or people who would have liked to visit but were unable to. It is free to enter, so no shows are likely to be a problem. I didn't get any reminder, either couple of days in advance or on the day, with clear advice about how to cancel if you no longer plan to use the ticket.
On to our 'private view' of the exhibition! The gallery takes a fine art approach and the first room upstairs shows the work of Natalie Chapman. Its good to see artists early in their career being supported and having their own exibitions. The paintings were not to my personal taste, although I did like the prints. The next two rooms upstairs are spotlighting women's art in Wales. This is quite a loose theme and sometimes difficult to take a coherent idea from. There are things around landscape and the sea that recurred in several works; and themes around family and the home. The work was not overcrowded, allowing the smaller works room to breath.
The final room showed work from the permanent collection by women artists. Again the work was well presented, allowing the smaller prints and drawings plenty of space.
There is a small shop at the end selling art books, cards and postcards, and some of the artworks are for sale. This is a fine art/ art school gallery. What it isn;t doing is providing space for semi-professional artists and illunstrators to show their work and sell it. There were some commercial galleries in Mach. that filled that space, but they don't seem to have survived the recent public health situation. On a practical note the toilets in the gallery are available for visitors to use, there are several places within five minutes walk to get a coffee/tea/cake. The gallery is only two minutes walk from the train station and main bus stops by the clock.
While you are looking at the art don't forget to look at the wonderful building! My friend who is an interior designer loved the space, especially the last room which is showing the permanent collection. Its a really good example of creative re-use.
However, on both my visits others who booked in the same time slots didn't show. This was fine for us, as we had a private view. But not so good for the volunteers who turned up for so few visitors or people who would have liked to visit but were unable to. It is free to enter, so no shows are likely to be a problem. I didn't get any reminder, either couple of days in advance or on the day, with clear advice about how to cancel if you no longer plan to use the ticket.
On to our 'private view' of the exhibition! The gallery takes a fine art approach and the first room upstairs shows the work of Natalie Chapman. Its good to see artists early in their career being supported and having their own exibitions. The paintings were not to my personal taste, although I did like the prints. The next two rooms upstairs are spotlighting women's art in Wales. This is quite a loose theme and sometimes difficult to take a coherent idea from. There are things around landscape and the sea that recurred in several works; and themes around family and the home. The work was not overcrowded, allowing the smaller works room to breath.
The final room showed work from the permanent collection by women artists. Again the work was well presented, allowing the smaller prints and drawings plenty of space.
There is a small shop at the end selling art books, cards and postcards, and some of the artworks are for sale. This is a fine art/ art school gallery. What it isn;t doing is providing space for semi-professional artists and illunstrators to show their work and sell it. There were some commercial galleries in Mach. that filled that space, but they don't seem to have survived the recent public health situation. On a practical note the toilets in the gallery are available for visitors to use, there are several places within five minutes walk to get a coffee/tea/cake. The gallery is only two minutes walk from the train station and main bus stops by the clock.
While you are looking at the art don't forget to look at the wonderful building! My friend who is an interior designer loved the space, especially the last room which is showing the permanent collection. Its a really good example of creative re-use.
Skrevet 22. august 2021
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923Dan
Swindon, UK2 996 bidrag
okt. 2019
Walking around Machynlleth, the wife and i happened across MOMA by accident.
Interesting, pretty little art gallery.
Worth a look if you like art!
Interesting, pretty little art gallery.
Worth a look if you like art!
Skrevet 9. november 2019
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Janet B
10 bidrag
sep. 2019
Although we only live an hour away we had never before visited MOMA but we were delighted with the whole experience. An amazing gallery which was a delight to explore with varied art exhibitions and a very peaceful atmosphere.
We had a light lunch in the cafe and that was wonderful value for money, the food was fresh, beautifully presented and we had only a short wait for it to arrive.
We had a light lunch in the cafe and that was wonderful value for money, the food was fresh, beautifully presented and we had only a short wait for it to arrive.
Skrevet 26. september 2019
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Is Mama open to the public in November?
Skrevet 14. august 2019
Open as usual until Saturday 22nd December
Sunday 23rd December to Wednesday 26th December – Closed
Thursday 27th December to Saturday 29th December – Open 10am to 4pm
Sunday 30th December to Tuesday 1st January – Closed
Open as usual from Wednesday 2nd January
Skrevet 4. september 2019
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