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What is there to see?
The Laing Art Gallery contains a number of permanent galleries and exhibitions. To find out more about our temporary exhibitions and events, please visit our what's on section.
Permanent Galleries
18th and 19th Century Collection
The Laing's impressive permanent collection encourages visitors to return to the Gallery on a regular basis. Highlights include John Martin's breathtaking The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and William Holman Hunt's poignant painting of Isabella and the Pot of Basil.
Barbour Watercolour Gallery
Internationally important British watercolours are displayed in this beautiful gallery. The works on show change regularly to show the impressive range of watercolours in the collection so please contact the gallery if you wish to see a particular piece of work.
All About Art Resource Area
Visitors who want to find out more about art, the history of the Laing and its collections will enjoy this resource area. It includes access to the Art Online database, books and catalogues relating to the Gallery.
Under Fives' Area
Children love this fun play area, which helps them to discover more about art with the aid of a dressing up box, games and puzzles.