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Andrew Law Galleries

We welcome everyone to the Andrew Law Galleries. Our Galleries are free to enter and located in Lowry at the top of the escalator. Donations are welcome!

Andrew Law Galleries opening hours

Tues – Fri | 11.00–17.00
Sat- Sun | 10.00 – 17.00
Monday | Closed - except on Bank Holidays

Current Exhibitions

This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of LS Lowry’s iconic painting, Going to the Match, in the UK’s first free permanent immersive experience.

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LS Lowry's collection

LS Lowry is one of Britain’s most popular painters. You can see many of his iconic pictures in our Galleries, including Going to the Match, as well as paintings and drawings we’ve borrowed from private collections.

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Wild Things is a new free exhibition that will take young children and their families on a fun‑filled animal adventure through some of the most loved stories of all time.

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Camille Walala: Square Eyes

Square Eyes is a newly commissioned spectacular wall painting by Camille Walala in the Lowry’s unique Promenade Gallery.

Galleries/Exhibitions

Relaxed Sessions

This is a session for individuals and families with access requirements who would prefer to experience our Galleries in a calmer and less busy environment.

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Previous exhibitions

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A trio of solo exhibitions from three artists who work in ceramics. These exhibitions champion ambitious work being made in the North of England as well as bringing exceptional artists to Salford for the first time, revealing the similarities and overlaps in their practices.

Quentin Blake exhibition

Lowry celebrated the work of one of the most popular and successful writers and illustrators of children’s books, Quentin Blake.

The Guardians Of Living Matter

The Guardians of Living Matter was an interdisciplinary exhibition by artists John-Paul Brown and Sophy King that imagines an alternative and radical future.

Curtain Up is a group exhibition that explores how visual artists have sought to capture the shared anticipation, heightened emotions, and communal energy of being in an audience.

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