Modern Art Oxford

Small museum near the west gate shopping center. Free entry. During my visit they featured sculptures, tapestry and prints from one artist. Art is displayed with good lighting and text that accompany the art are informative. They also offer workshop and have a small shop and large cafe.

Good exhibition space and a variety of exhibitions, all free, throughout the year; also talks, music and film. I have enjoyed a number of exhibitions over the years.There's a café, which is fine for hot drinks, but the limited menu isn't very exciting. The welcome desk is very helpful, and there is a small shop. There are 2 entrances - one on Pembroke Street and the other on St. Ebbe's, which is more wheelchair accessible. It is the only space in Oxford dedicated to contemporary art and culture.

This place is free to visit but I only need to spend around 30 mins here. Just two large exhibition spaces with a couple of small rooms in between.
Currently one of the large exhibition spaces showcases an art installation by Mariana Castillo Deball. The second large space explores themes inspired by the Coronavirus pandemic, in particular what it means to breathe.

Great venue space for music events , enjoyed Audiograft festival

MAO is completely wheelchair accessible and recently updated their toilets and lift to accommodate larger chairs. I regularly take my two autistic children here and the environment is totally chill and inclusive. The art rocks. I love the exhibits because they are so deep. The type of work they show makes you think about life and other people's experiences.

Every visit to MOMA is a treat and their latest "star" exhibition is no exception. I regularly see world class artists displaying their art and get to experience things I would never normally see. From paintings to sculpture to video installations to things I don't even know how to categorise it I feel lucky indeed
More than that my three children have visited with me since they could walk and so MoMA has been responsible in giving them an art education. It showed them that art is something to be noticed and felt, it's never dull even when you think it's dull!!!
So I say everyone should go
The cafe is delicious too

The staff were knowledgeable about the experience/exhibit and highly accommodating to my medical needs. It alternates depending on the exhibit but its worth a pop down for a unique date/anniversary or trip out idea. Submerge yourself in the world of Modern Art.

A great place to see some exciting modern art. This gallery hosts one exhibition at a time with no permanent displays. Free to enter with a cafe where you can buy reasonably priced food including home made cake.