In A Rainbow
of Coalitions

This exhibition in our Tall Gallery is currently closed.

Dates, Times & Prices for Jay Rayner ‘The Ten (Food) Commandments’
Date:	11 Dec 2020 - 14 Feb 2021
Time:	10am - 4pm daily
Space:	Tall Gallery
Price:	Free, but booking is essential

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This exhibition is currently closed due to ongoing Northern Ireland-wide restrictions.

Scroll down to watch interviews with some of the artists who contributed to the Quarantine Quilt and Miguel Martin's film.

In A Rainbow of Coalitions reflects on the period during lockdown, the impact of COVID-19 has had on society and how we collectively have responded during this time.

Without doubt one of the more positive consequences to come from staying at home due to the pandemic is that it has inspired an outpouring of creativity with many young and old, professionals and amateurs turning to art to express themselves and to reflect upon our shared experience of life in lockdown.

In A Rainbow of Coalitions aims to harness for the future this active participation and appreciation of art and creativity among the wider public, the MAC will present works, across a number of disciplines, by amateur and professional artists as well as work created by children.

Exhibitors include; Rachel Owen & Emma Slade (Quarantine Quilt Project), Michael Hanna, Miguel Martin, Isobel Anderson, Paul Currie, Alex, Amelie and Evie Brighton, as well as contributions from the public who have responded to our call for Rainbow Art.

The making of the Quarantine Quilt: Interviews

Miguel Martin: Where the Sounds Live

Our gallery programming is proudly supported by Gilbert-Ash

Your Visit

The safety of our visitors and staff is a top priority, so to help us manage the number of people in the MAC at any one time, we are asking you to pre-book your gallery visit.

Booking your gallery visit

Click the pink link to begin the booking process. You'll land on our gallery booking page where you'll click Book Now and select the date and time you wish to visit this exhibition. These are listed as 30 min slots, and you can arrive at the MAC anytime within that 30min time slot. Next tell us how many will be attending – our exhibitions are free to visit, but you can choose to add a donation to your booking. At this difficult time, we are more grateful than ever for those who give financially towards our work – your donations truly make a difference.

To complete your booking, we’ll ask you for some personal details including a contact telephone number for Track and Trace purposes. Once your booking is confirmed, we will send you a confirmation email, and the day before your visit, we’ll also send an email with some helpful information for your visit.

On the day of your visit

We have introduced a one-way system at the MAC, as part of our efforts to keep you safe. On arrival, please enter via the door from Exchange Street West. You will be met by a member of staff, or you may have to queue for a few moments.

Please show your e-ticket or print at home ticket, and our staff will check you in and share some further information with you about your visit.
For more information to help prepare you for a visit to the MAC, check out our Keeping You Safe page. There you’ll find a customer journey video, showing you how your visit might look, and answers to our frequently asked questions.