NORTH AMERICA
Buffalo, New York, USA
Albright-Knox Gallery
One of the top 20th century galleries in the States, but undervisited compared to the big names in the Big Apple. Where I developed a childhood love of all things Pop Art, first saw the Impressionists, and later grew to appreciate Abstract Expressionism. The Rothko, Pollack, de Kooning, and Clifford Still are still what I seek out on each return visit... along with Lucas Samaras' Mirrored Room.
Burchfield Penny Art Centre
Named after Charles Burchfield, American watercolour artist who lived in Buffalo, this newly revamped gallery is at Buffalo State College (known to Buffalonians, without irony, as Buff State), basically just across the road from the Albright-Knox. I haven't been there since the revamp...
Toronto, Canada
Most notable for the Henry Moore room (incredible!) and Group of Seven.
UNITED KINGDOM
London
This list is just a start!
Tate Britain
Tate Modern
National Gallery
National Portrait Gallery
Victoria and Albert Museum
British Museum
Wales
Yes, you really can see art at all these places, and more...
National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
Chapter Arts Centre, CardiffPrendre Gallery, Cardigan
Theatr Mwldan, Cardigan
St Dogmaels Gallery, near Cardigan
Mulberry Bush, Lampeter
Cafe Print, Lampeter
Gwilym C. Price, Son & Daughters, Lampeter
Oriel Cambria Arts, Tregaron
School of Art Museum and Gallery, Aberystwyth University
National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth
Ceredigion Museum and The Coliseum, Aberystwyth
Morlan Centre, Aberystwyth
Museum of Modern Art, MachynllethOriel Wrecsam, Wrexham
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