Touring Exhibitions
A Day at the Architects – London, UK
A Window Exhibition of New Works by Paul Spooner
Rodić Davidson Architects
1 Pied Bull Yard
London
WC1A 2AE
Until 30th September 2019
https://rodicdavidson.co.uk/exhibition/a-day-at-the-architects/
Event: Cabaret Mechanical Theatre: Paul Spooner and Rosemary Hill
London Review Bookshop
7pm, 5th September 2019
Tickets are available here – £10.00
https://www.londonreviewbookshop.co.uk/events/2019/9/cabaret-mechanical-theatre-paul-spooner-and-rosemary-hill
Mechanical Circus – Banbury, UK
Our Mechanical Circus Touring Exhibition moves to Banbury Museum this summer.
Banbury Museum
Spiceball Park Rd
Banbury
OX16 2PQ
25th May to 7 September 2019
Admission Charges Apply
https://www.banburymuseum.org/events/mechanicalcircus/
Fantastic Fairground Factory – Carlisle, UK
Our new touring exhibition Fantastic Fairground Factory launches at
Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery,
Castle Street,
Carlisle,
Cumbria,
CA3 8TP
Peek behind the scenes at the mechanical marvels, games, automata and hands on activities of the funfair.
29th June to 6th October 2019
Admission Charges Apply
https://www.tulliehouse.co.uk/events/cabaret-mechanical-theatre-presents-fantastic-fairground-factoryv
Marvellous Machines – Ipswich, UK
Automata from our collection will feature at the Marvellous Machines exhibition at
Ipswich Art Gallery
1 Upper High Street,
Ipswich,
IP1 3NE
There is also an extensive programme of workshops and activities.
20th July to 3rd November 2019
Admission Free
https://www.ipswich.gov.uk/marvellousmachines
Permanent Exhibitions
These 3 venues have CMT exhibits on show all year round. Choose a link below for opening times and more information.
- American Visionary Arts Museum – Baltimore – USA
- Discovery World – Wisconsin – USA
- Automata Museum – Heyri Art Village – South Korea
Tim Hunkin’s latest arcade of slot machines Novelty Automation includes some old favourites from CMT’s Covent Garden days – The Frisker, Test Your Nerve and The Chiropodist.
Novelty Automation, 1a Princeton Street, London WC1R 4AX. More of Tim’s machines can be seen in his first arcade on Southwold Pier.
