Modern Art Oxford - (Near Oxfordshire, South East)

1 /5 Lucar: Not sure why I would donate for 1 free art piece. All the writing says donate to keep exhibitions free but all galleries are paid entry minus the lobby I posted a pic of.

2 /5 kate charles: Over the last decade, MAO exhibits are more fasionable and reactive rather than seminal and world-leading. It no longer feels like a transcendent, transportative haven in the heart of the city but rather more like another outlet for current consumable trends. I miss what the old MAO used to achieve.It felt more profound and precious. Also, why doesnt it have a little library where you can borrow expensive arts books, and even a little area with sofas to browse and perhaps an art book club!!

5 /5 Arfar Choudhury: Great display and interactive/creative space. Walk through the museum shop to ground floor exhibit showing works based on a group of muslim mothers and children from Oxford - Back to Oneness. Barbara Steveni exhibit on the 1st floor. Steveni helped set up an artists collective that got artists to go and work within commercial and public organisations. Free entry. Not very busy.

5 /5 Paula Terra-Arte: One of my favourite places to see contemporary art. The exhibitions are always very well curated and somehow surprising, presenting art that deserves more attention, it is on the way up, is well researched, and is socially engaged. I totally love it to bits ❤️

1 /5 dgallego82: A positively meh experience. We walked in and as it turned out all but a sliver of the whole place was a paid for exhibition despite it being advertised as free. No information from staff on entering informing us. Had to take the lift for accessibility and upon exciting we were met with a sign saying tickets needed but coming up in a lift and not having a lay of the land you dont know what its paid for or not before being told, by any employee, I need to have a ticket to look at what was on the wall but no info as to what I was paying for, the little room or while floor. Basically a real lack of information in this place.