Maurice Andresen: Object Agency - Workshop
Object Agency is a new project by Maurice Andresen, exploring animism, the attribution of spirits and souls to inanimate objects, and its relevance in the 21st century. This is the first stage of Object Agency.
Glasgow Group 60th Annual Exhibition
This renowned cooperative of established and emerging artists has been promoting the arts in the west of Scotland for more than half a century.
Allan Whyte: Inside/Out (the material of Mackintosh)
Inside Out, the first solo exhibition from artist Allan Whyte, examines our relationship to the built environment through the prism of Mackintosh’s use of materials and light. This sculptural installation, at New Glasgow Society from 18-27 October, gives the public a unique opportunity to see art work created from materials salvaged from the Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh building.
Nada Shehab and Alastair Kent: Portraits of the City
Masters students and Part 2 architectural assistants Nada Shehab and Alastair Kent present 'Portraits of the City', from their Masters thesis research - recently awarded the GIA Parchment Prize.
ART JAPAN in Glasgow: Japanese Pop & Modern Art
With a total of over 50 new artworks (oil, acrylic, CG and other) on display, for the first time in Glasgow this exhibition introduces the talents of 30 Japanese artists. A vibrant mixture of pop and modern works from Japanese artists who currently live in Japan.
Alan Braidwood: Land Meets Sea
Land Meets Sea is a collection of paintings by Alan Braidwood.
These images are all influenced by the draw of the sea. The coastline and the water has offered a way of life, employment, escape and leisure for centuries.
Pölli Finnish Pavilion
A self-reflective piece by Finnish artist Lotta Pulkkinen
As a child we express emotions by being a creators of imaginary worlds and friends. As an adult we so often find ourselves longing to escape to the childhood to have a time and place for just dreaming and discussion with ourselves. It is a place where you are inside yet underneath the sky, where you have to watch your feet and where your movement is free from restrictions.