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We run a public visual arts and learning programme that includes exhibitions, workshops, residencies, events and publications, provide affordable spaces for artists to work and opportunities to experiment and exhibit in a supportive community environment.
Glasgow is home to a world-class collection of museums, covering a wide range of subjects from art and history to science and technology.
READ MOREThe Hidden Lane Gallery is home of the innovative photography of Margaret Watkins (1884–1969) and office for the Hidden Lane.
READ MOREThe Backdoor Gallery in Dalmuir Library, Clydebank hosts a diverse programme of exhibitions all year round!
READ MOREProject Ability is a visual arts organisation which creates opportunities for people with disabilities and people with mental health issues to express themselves and achieve artistic excellence.
READ MORESouth Block is a fantastic Creative Space in the Heart of Glasgow's Merchant City!
READ MOREThe Royal Glasgow Institute is an independent organisation promoting and encouraging Scotland's contemporary art and artists. It is the third largest organisation of its kind in the UK.
READ MOREMackintosh's 'masterwork' The Glasgow School of Art, built 1897-1909, bookends his architectural career.
READ MOREGlasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC) is a purpose-built store for Glasgow Museums' collections when they're not on display in the venues.
READ MOREThe Glasgow Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on Bath Street in Glasgow City Centre, which was established in 2017.
READ MOREThe Helensburgh Art Hub provides art classes, workshops, exhibitions and events to the residents of Helensburgh and surrounding areas!
READ MOREIl Salotto is a beautiful design-led venue in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City - a space born to inspire connection, creativity, and conversation.
READ MOREThe Lillie Art Gallery is a purpose built gallery opened in 1962. It owes its existence to local banker and artist Robert Lillie (1867-1949), who left...
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