This contemporary art gallery and studio showcases the works of sculptor FE McWilliam, featuring a diverse range of modern and abstract pieces. The gallery is situated in the artist's former home and studio, offering a unique insight into his creative process and inspiration. The building itself is a work of art, with its modernist architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens. Visitors can explore the gallery's various rooms, each filled with an impressive collection of McWilliam's sculptures, drawings, and paintings. The studio area provides a glimpse into the artist's working methods, with half-finished pieces and sketches on display. The surrounding gardens are also worth exploring, featuring several large-scale sculptures and offering a peaceful atmosphere.
An honour to exhibit a new sculpture body of work at F.E. McWilliam Gallery, alongside Elizabeth Blackadder, Joan Eardley, Alison Watt, FE McWilliam. A beautiful, meditative setting with super gallery staff and Gallery Guides.
Fantastic contemporary art gallery and studio dedicated to Banbridge born sculpture and artist F.E McWilliam. It's got many McWilliam pieces and also houses temporary exhibitions of other artists. There's a lovely outside area for enjoying the gardens, outside sculptures and having a snack. You can visit for free and it's got a great shop and excellent cafe. There's plenty of free parking and close to an outlet shopping centre, if you want to spend a good afternoon in the area.
A wonderful place to visit if your in the Banbridge area either on vacation or you live nearby. Their coffee shop has great food and drinks, the outdoors area is a must to view. Definitely worth trying.
It's OK but went to catch up with friends and its so noisy, we had difficulty hearing them. The noise level of people talking, milk frother, plastic chairs on floor, everything was so amplified. Too noisy for us.
What a great place to visit I really enjoyed the Scottish female artists exhibition and Valerie the guide was great her enthusiasm was infectious Also seeing FE Mcwilliams sculptures was wonderful being able to see his tools an extra treat The staff in the resturant are efficent and friendly and the food oh wow a taste bud explosion The place is well worth a visit
Colin davidson exhibition is currently on. FE McWilliam is known for his sculptures of The women in Belfast. The gallery space has an oudoor garden, a look at FE's studio space and colourful garden sculptures on the walls. The cafe has delicious traybakes and coffee fairly priced. The exhibition is free to the public and host world famous artists like Colin Davidson. In my opinion the most talented living artist from Northern Ireland. We visited at 11am on a saturday for a free guided tour of his work. the tour was very informative of his artist journey and how he has built his professional practice. This Gallery is just off the A1 main road to Dublin. Beside the boulevard banbridge, which has a range of shops, restaurants and cinema you could make a real day of your visit. This exhibition runs until 10th September and is worth visiting over and over again.
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An honour to exhibit a new sculpture body of work at F.E. McWilliam Gallery, alongside Elizabeth Blackadder, Joan Eardley, Alison Watt, FE McWilliam. A beautiful, meditative setting with super gallery staff and Gallery Guides.
Fantastic contemporary art gallery and studio dedicated to Banbridge born sculpture and artist F.E McWilliam. It's got many McWilliam pieces and also houses temporary exhibitions of other artists. There's a lovely outside area for enjoying the gardens, outside sculptures and having a snack. You can visit for free and it's got a great shop and excellent cafe. There's plenty of free parking and close to an outlet shopping centre, if you want to spend a good afternoon in the area.
A wonderful place to visit if your in the Banbridge area either on vacation or you live nearby. Their coffee shop has great food and drinks, the outdoors area is a must to view. Definitely worth trying.
It's OK but went to catch up with friends and its so noisy, we had difficulty hearing them. The noise level of people talking, milk frother, plastic chairs on floor, everything was so amplified. Too noisy for us.
What a great place to visit I really enjoyed the Scottish female artists exhibition and Valerie the guide was great her enthusiasm was infectious Also seeing FE Mcwilliams sculptures was wonderful being able to see his tools an extra treat The staff in the resturant are efficent and friendly and the food oh wow a taste bud explosion The place is well worth a visit
Colin davidson exhibition is currently on. FE McWilliam is known for his sculptures of The women in Belfast. The gallery space has an oudoor garden, a look at FE's studio space and colourful garden sculptures on the walls. The cafe has delicious traybakes and coffee fairly priced. The exhibition is free to the public and host world famous artists like Colin Davidson. In my opinion the most talented living artist from Northern Ireland. We visited at 11am on a saturday for a free guided tour of his work. the tour was very informative of his artist journey and how he has built his professional practice. This Gallery is just off the A1 main road to Dublin. Beside the boulevard banbridge, which has a range of shops, restaurants and cinema you could make a real day of your visit. This exhibition runs until 10th September and is worth visiting over and over again.
