Bristol Museum & Art Gallery Queen's Road · Clifton
Archaeology, natural history, Ancient Egypt and fine art across 19 galleries in a grand Edwardian building, with major temporary exhibitions.
Mila-wall® – MBA regional – Bristol and surrounding area
Mila-wall offers museums, galleries and exhibitors in Bristol and the surrounding area modular museum walls and exhibition walls that return in a new floor plan after every temporary exhibition – almost tool-free and TÜV GS certified.

Modular museum walls and temporary walls for museums in Bristol

Built in minutes. Rebuilt for the next exhibition.
Developed and manufactured by MBA, Mila-wall uses a patented, almost tool-free connector that joins complete wall modules into finished spatial structures – and separates them just as quickly. Surfaces remain virtually seamless, the technology stays hidden, and the system is TÜV GS certified.
A modular wall system for venues in Bristol whose spaces are reimagined season after season. Because every component is reusable, the same stock returns in a completely new layout for the next exhibition instead of ending up as waste. Sustainable and endlessly reconfigurable – a long-term asset for the institution rather than a one-off expense.
Temporary, mobile or permanent: Mila-wall adapts to your exhibition.
From Queen's Road and Clifton to the Harbourside and Paintworks, Bristol's museums and galleries reflect a city shaped by the sea, engineering and a lively creative scene. Bristol Museum & Art Gallery and the Royal West of England Academy occupy grand historic buildings in the West End, Brunel's SS Great Britain lies in its original dry dock, along the harbour M Shed, Arnolfini and Spike Island fill former warehouses and industrial buildings, and photography has a home at the Royal Photographic Society and the Martin Parr Foundation. The demands on museum walls could hardly be more varied: historic halls and listed warehouses on one side, open contemporary galleries on the other. Mila-wall is made for exactly this range.
Whether art museum, national museum or exhibition hall: museums across Europe and worldwide already work with Mila-wall museum walls.
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Archaeology, natural history, Ancient Egypt and fine art across 19 galleries in a grand Edwardian building, with major temporary exhibitions.
The story of Bristol and its people in a former transit shed on the docks, with changing exhibitions and working cranes, steam trains and boats outside.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel's pioneering steamship in the dry dock where she was built, with a museum on her voyages and her builder.
International centre for contemporary arts in a converted Victorian warehouse on the harbour, with exhibitions, performance and film.
Contemporary art centre and artists' studios in a former tea-packing factory, with a changing programme of exhibitions.
Bristol's first art gallery, an artist-led academy with large top-lit galleries for changing exhibitions of art and architecture.
Over a century of aviation history in listed First World War hangars, including the last Concorde ever to fly.
Science centre on the harbourside with interactive exhibits, a planetarium and changing exhibitions where science meets art.
Headquarters of the Royal Photographic Society with a public gallery presenting changing photography exhibitions.
Gallery and archive founded by photographer Martin Parr, presenting changing exhibitions of British and Irish documentary photography.
Whether in your region, across England or worldwide – museum, gallery or trade fair: we support every exhibitor. Get in touch.
MBA is your point of contact for modular museum walls and exhibition walls – for museums, galleries and exhibitors across England.
Your MBA partner for museum walls in Bristol and the surrounding area
Modular museum walls, mobile wall systems and exhibition walls from MBA – for museums, galleries and exhibitors in Bristol and the surrounding area: Weston-super-Mare, Clevedon, Portishead, Nailsea, Keynsham, Thornbury, Yate, Chipping Sodbury, Filton, Bradley Stoke and other towns.