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Platform A is committed to working creatively, exploring new approaches to arrive at the best outcomes to provide the highest calibre exhibition programme. Founded as an extension to Platform Art Studios in 2011, Platform A is a gallery dedicated to innovative developments in contemporary art through its diverse programme of exhibitions.

mima’s landmark building is situated in the heart of Middlesbrough. Exhibitions change throughout the year and feature contemporary art and craft from internationally acclaimed artists and the towns collection. Where are we... Centrally situated behind the Town Hall and The Mall shopping centre, the gallery is close to major bus routes on Albert Road, Borough Road, Corporation Road and Linthorpe Road and is short 10 minute walk from Middlesbrough Train Station. http://twitter.com/mimamodernart

The Dorman Museum forms part of Middlesbrough Council's 'Museums & Galleries Service' along with its sister venues - the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum, situated in Stewart Park and Mima - Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art - sited opposite the Town Hall. The museum offers a great range of eight themed display galleries, full disabled access throughout and additional facilities such as café, on - site collection stores, resources room and education suite. • The museum is located next to Albert Park and the Cenotaph just off Linthorpe Road. Middlesbrough railway and bus stations are a 20 minute walk away on a mostly level route.

Founded in Teesside in 2010, Peg Powler has presented curatorial residencies, dozens of exhibitions, workshops, live shows and strange events in various locations around the UK (but especially Stockton and Middlesbrough). The Peg Powler Gallery is made up of AJ and Rebecca plus a network of co-conspirators and favourite artists; our permanent collection of alternative and underground fine art; and our ethos to always seek out and present unusual art that we really like and do it in a fun way. We have worked with: Green Dragon Studios, ARC Stockton Arts Centre, Indietracks, Liverpool Zine Fair, Londonon Zine Symposium, The Waiting Room, The Black Heart of Camden, Stockton Weekender, The Westgarth Social Club, Boro Bookworm and more! Look out for where we pop up next.

The Museum is housed in one of the oldest buildings in Milford Haven. Designed by Swansea architect, Jernigan, it was built in 1797 for the storage of whale oil awaiting transhipment for sale in London. Milford Haven has been connected with a number of industries - fishing, Quaker whaling from 1790s, which led to the whale oil industry and more recently the modern oil industry. It has also played an important role during the two World Wars, when it was a convoy assembly point for mine-sweeping.

MK Gallery is one of the UK’s leading public galleries, presenting a programme of international contemporary visual art, alongside a dynamic programme of film, performance and music and wide-ra

The Museum is located in the peaceful surroundings of Stacey Hill Farm which was built in the 1840's on the outskirts of Wolverton, Britain’s first railway town. When new the farmstead was surrounded by countryside but today it overlooks Milton Keynes, the UK's largest and most recent new city. Run primarily by local volunteers the Museum's extensive displays present the history and development of the North Buckinghamshire and South Northamptonshire area with many hands on and interactive exhibits. Oriented for visitors of all ages we would like to welcome you not only to come and look but also to take part in our exiting community project! Prices (From March 2013) Adults: £7.50 Concessions: £6.00 Families: £22.00 Annual season tickets are also available.

Dunster Castle, home to the Luttrell family for 600 years, in the historic wool town of Dunster on Exmoor. Historic castle, beautiful gardens and ancient village.

The Treasurer's House in York was acquired by the National Trust in 1930. Given to us by Frank Green, a wealthy Edwardian industrialist and avid collector, it was the first house to ever be given to the National Trust complete with a collection. The Treasurer's House you see today is the work and commitment of Frank Green, who owned the house between 1897 and 1930. During this time, he redesigned the thirteen rooms in the style of different historic periods to house his ever-growing collection of antiques. A wealth of characters have lived and experienced the Treasurer's House, from Roman soldiers, medieval clergymen, a deaf astronomer, an 18th century female writer, and even royalty.

Richard Gower studied at Batley Art College in the 1980s, where he specialised in fine art and sculpture. Over the last three years he has been developing a unique style with his 'Reflections' series and within a relatively short time his paintings have attracted a number of high profile purchasers and demand continues to grow. Throughout his career Richard has painted in a variety of styles and will continue to do so. "My painting has evolved into 'Reflections', but if you're a musician why play just rock or jazz?" This approach gives you the choice. As a collector, you do not necessarily go for one particular style, medium or era, but use your taste and judgement to achieve a mélange which reflects your lifestyle and environment. In putting together this website, we try to offer an insight into Richard's eclectic mix, from wonderful examples of earlier paintings, through specially commissioned pieces, to the popular 'Reflections' collection. In this way we hope to inspire and instruct, tease and tempt. Enjoy!

Our focus is on Moffat and its surrounding environment: the lives of its people past and present, its history from prehistoric times to the present day, and the fabric of the town

The Moffat Gallery is a new contemporary art space in an old spa town. It’s been created in what was formerly an early 18th cottage and builder's yard near the town centre. The gallery building and pend lead through into a gravel display space and garden featuring an engraved Caithness stone circular pavement by gallery founder Elizabeth Roberts, leading to a purpose-built wooden studio .