Museums in United Kingdom

Museum Of Design In Plastics

MoDiP is the only UK Accredited museum with a focus on plastics. Its purpose is to use its Designated collection to develop understanding of the value of plastics within historical, contemporary, and sustainable contexts.

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Aleksandra Masalska Conservation Ltd

Conservation is our passion. We specialize in museum-quality art conservation and restoration of painting and polychromed sculpture.

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Giant Gallery

The aim of GIANT is to become a truly vibrant hub on the South Coast for the development of contemporary art. A place where audiences are invited to engage critically with international artists and their works via participation and discussion. Our vision is to position art as central to society through accessible and challenging programming across artist projects, exhibitions, publications, education programs, and events. Supported by The Arts Council and Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole Council.

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Lux - Artists' Moving Image

LUX is an arts organisation that supports and promotes visual artists working with the moving image. Founded as a charity in 2002,it continues the legacy of its predecessor organisations: the London Filmmakers Co-operative, London Video Arts and the Lux Centre and a history which stretches back to the 1960s. LUX offers a rolling programme of exhibitions, screenings, workshops, courses and talks as well as a reference library and mediatheque. Additionally, LUX represents the UK’s only significant collection of moving image works produced by visual artists dating from the 1920s to the present day, consisting of over works by more than 1500 artists. Company Registered in England 0442812 Registered Charity in England 1094936 Scottish Charity Register SC049324

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Pocket Planet

Pocket Planet will be the UK's largest indoor miniature world – an immersive experience which will take our visitors on a journey through the UK and around the world. Located at 500 Oxford Street, Pocket Planet is just between Bond Street and Marble Arch tube stations. The immersive “mini-verse” journey will see iconic buildings, landmarks and landscapes. Visitors will see London itself, stunning places in the UK, a fully working airport and captivating scenes from around the world. There will be moving planes, trains, boats, bikes and vehicles – all brought to life with the latest audio-visual technology. An immersive journey like no other, for visitors of all ages. Pocket Planet will become the next “must see” London attraction – a perfect way to see the UK, and travel the world in a few, magical hours. Opening in early 2025

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The Brooking Breathing Life Into Architecture

The Brooking houses the largest and most comprehensive collection of British architectural detail in the world. Our mission is to educate, preserve, and inspire by unlocking the stories embedded in our built environment. Each object in our collection—from windows and doors to staircases and mouldings—provides a lens through which to understand Britain’s social history, technology, style, design, and craftsmanship. Whether you are a heritage professional, educator, designer, student, or simply someone who finds wonder in the everyday, The Brooking invites you to explore, learn, and be inspired.

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The Khalili Collections

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The Otherr Agency

A London-based agency working on curatorial projects and creative strategies for museums, cultural organizations and individuals across the globe.

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Warner Textile Archive

The Warner Textile Archive is the largest publicly owned collection from a luxury textile manufacturer in the UK. The Archive is an accessible research collection welcoming anyone by appointment. The Archive is housed in the original Warner & Sons mill in Braintree that was refurbished in 2004 to hold the significant collection. The collection comprises over items, including designs on paper, hand woven textiles, printed textiles, business records, photographs and manufacturing equipment. At its height, Warner & Sons were producing fabric for royal weddings and funerals, and decorating palaces. The family business pioneered several textile manufacturing techniques that have never again been replicated.

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Exhibitscapes

We produce amazing exhibitions for museums, arts and heritage venues to create outstanding visitor experiences

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Museum Of Policing In Cheshire

We offer free guides through our museum, which is based inside the Warrington Police station. You can book for a visit on our website. Our company is a non-profit charity organization and it's driven by volunteers. If anyone would like to volunteer for us, please get in touch.

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Our Curious Panda

Our Curious Panda design activity books and guides for children so they can access and engage with museums and galleries in a meaningful way. We encourage children to explore, question and be curious about the world around them. Follow Pinkety, our cheeky red panda, and his friend Badger, as they take you on a fun and artistic tour of cultural venues. All our products are gender-neutral and as environmentally friendly as possible.

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Video Game Preservation Museum Cic

The Video Game Preservation Museum is trying to resolve the crisis of video game history being lost. Each year, large amounts of e-waste is created and thousands of items are discarded, never to be seen again. In some cases even video games are lost forever. Developers can spend years creating music, artwork, graphics and code, only for it to go unreleased due to various circumstances. VGPM aims to reuse and preserve these discarded assets. We save items which would normally end up as e-waste and thrown in landfills. In turn this lessens the environmental impact that these items would have. We archive items that would other wise be considered scrap by large corporations and developers. Through this, we can share their story, discover any history they contain, and even uncover never before seen video games and hardware. By supporting VGPM you are helping us save items that would otherwise be lost to time. You're helping us rediscover forgotten history, and showing corporations and developers that their work matters.

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Artratio

The ArtRatio Supervitrine is a patented and sustainable display concept based on smart glass, IoT and cloud-based analytics. We dynamically balance the conservation of art & luxury items with their exhibition, allowing more natural daylight in any space where people and art cohabit. Furthermore, the indices and ratios that we discover about your collection help you to decide when to display, conserve, loan, sell or store the objects, based on their risk of damage, their visibility and their popularity.

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Black Blossoms School Of Art And Culture

Welcome to Black Blossoms, a dynamic and innovative art organisation that provides a comprehensive and engaging experience exploring the multifaceted world of contemporary art. We operate as an expanded curatorial platform and online art school dedicated to showcasing underrepresented artists from diverse backgrounds and promoting greater visibility and representation for historically marginalised communities. Our exhibitions, publications, and events offer critical reflection and foster a greater understanding of the complex social and cultural issues that shape contemporary art. We specialise in providing a platform for artists whose work has been traditionally underrepresented in the art world. In addition to our curatorial activities, Black Blossoms offers a range of courses and workshops led by experienced artists and curators designed to provide individuals at all levels of artistic ability with a deeper understanding of the cultural contexts that inform contemporary art. Our courses incorporate cultural studies, offering a nuanced exploration of contemporary art's complex and ever-evolving landscape. At Black Blossoms, we promote inclusivity, diversity, and cultural studies in contemporary art. Our platform provides a space for artists, cultural producers, and individuals seeking to engage with contemporary art in a meaningful and thought-provoking manner. Join us on an exciting journey as we explore contemporary art's rich and ever-changing terrain together and unlock your full creative potential.

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Wordsworth Grasmere

In 1799 William Wordsworth arrived in Grasmere aged 29, largely unknown and writing innovative poetry in a new style. Whilst living at Dove Cottage with his family, Wordsworth wrote many of his greatest poems and his sister Dorothy kept her insightful Grasmere journal. Visit Wordsworth Grasmere and discover the story of this remarkable time in his life. As well as Dove Cottage and the other historic buildings at Wordsworth Grasmere, we look after a unique collection of works by Wordsworth and the other writers and artists of the Romantic period. At the heart of this collection are the manuscripts that Wordsworth’s descendants gave to the Wordsworth Trust in 1935 so that they could remain here, where they were largely written and inspired. This is one of the things that make Wordsworth Grasmere so special. It is very unusual to find the original works of such a major writer at the very place with which he or she is most associated.

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The Scottish Crannog Centre

Join the 21st Century Crannog Community.

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Timespan

Timespan is a cultural organisation in Helmsdale – a village in the very north east of the Scottish Highlands. With local, global and planetary ambitions to weaponise culture for social change, Timespan is a wonderful resource, comprised of a local history museum, contemporary art programme, geology and herb gardens, shop, bakery and café. A truly educational and aspirational location with so much to offer.

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Glencoe Folk Museum

Glencoe Folk Museum is a charity based out of Glencoe, Scotland.

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Climate Museum Uk

Climate Museum UK is an experimental museum that curates and gathers responses to the Earth crisis. A collective of creatives from across the UK, we organise activations to help people play, create, and talk about the crisis. We open imaginations to possible futures, and build skills to engage others with these issues.

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Southampton City Art Gallery

Southampton City Art Gallery is based in Southampton’s burgeoning Cultural Quarter, and opened in 1939. The gallery attracts art-lovers, curious amateurs, as well as those who simply enjoy the atmosphere of a gallery. At You can enjoy exhibitions, monthly art clubs, and a fantastic range of activities for all ages. Free to enter and conveniently located right next to SeaCity Museum, another of the city's local authority-run venues, which caters for families. At the Gallery, your support is needed. Please visit: Thank you.

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William Morris Gallery

William Morris Gallery is the only public gallery devoted to the designer, craftsman and radical socialist William Morris. Housed in the Grade II* listed building that was once Morris’ family home, the Gallery displays the world’s largest collection of his work, alongside contemporary exhibitions and an active events and learning programme. http://wmgallery.org.uk

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Framework Knitters Museum

Framework Knitters Museum is an award winning museum at Chapel Street Ruddington, Ruddington, United Kingdom. It also is the home to Parker’s yard, a cafe, shop and exhibition hire space.

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Museum Of Archaeology And Anthropology

MAA is a museum of humanity’s history over hundreds of thousands of years, of world cultures over recent centuries, and of Indigenous life and art in the present. MAA is also a local museum. For nearly 140 years it has been the place where archaeological finds from Cambridge and from our region are preserved, researched and displayed. Locally and globally, it is a revelation of people’s stories, through extraordinary things they have made, past and present.

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