this is a fantastic gallery/museum for any person with an interest in art. the building in itself is fantastic, spread over several floors, with permanent and visiting exhibitions.
the basement floor is filled with pop art, they have some fantastic warhols, jasper johns, and lichtensteins, ... Read review
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Advantages: a great selection of modern art Disadvantages: you have to pay to get in
this is a fantastic gallery/museum for any person with an interest in art. the building in itself is fantastic, spread over several floors, with permanent and visiting exhibitions.
the basement floor is filled with pop art, they have some fantastic warhols, jasper johns, and lichtensteins, for the brits, they also have quite a selection of richard hamilton's work.
on the other floors, there's quite a good picasso section, and a couple of pollocks ... ...especially in the visiting exhibitions.
its a shame you have to pay to get in, but that does mean they have some high profile pieces.
i found that there was enough range in the works exhibited to please everyone in my party.
its right next to the station, so transport should not be an issue.
a special mention to the restaurant, live jazz and the best apple strudel, surrounded by fine art, bliss! ...
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