Art Review Glasgow (ARG)
22 November, Wednesday
6pm onwards
Please join us for the launch of Art Review Glasgow (ARG) on Wednesday 22nd November at NGS, from six pm. Music, drinks and magazine provided.
Stuffstarts
Date: 9th - 13th November 2017, 10am - 6pm
Preview: 10th November 2017, Friday, 6pm - 9 pm
Stuffstarts marks the first formal gathering of Gel, a group of artists currently living and working in Glasgow, Edinburgh and London. The members of Gel developed a sensibility during their time together in Edinburgh at the early stages of their careers; a balancing act between seriousness in medium specificity and the playful celebration and marvel that can be found in making artworks.
Zeitgeist
20 - 21st October, 8-10pm
This is an attempt to show the changing zeitgeist, a small sliver of the constantly changing cultural landscape experienced by young adults.
Our doors are open all this week!
We are opening up our recently curated archives to the public with a rich array of material from the our 50-year history, sharing stories of the society, its campaigns and most importantly items which chart the rich architectural heritage of Glasgow itself./p>
Please stop by and peruse this fascinating record of civic activism in our city - our gallery at 1307 Argyle St is open from 11am-5pm Mon 11th - Sunday 17th September.
Glasgow Group 59th Annual Exhibition
25 August - 2nd September , 10am – 4pm
Preview: 24 August, 6 - 8pm
This renowned cooperative of established and emerging artists has been promoting the arts in the west of Scotland for more than half a century. Exhibiting for the first time at the New Glasgow Society gallery in Finnieston, the show will include an eclectic mix of painting, printmaking, sculpture and photography.
SEDA Green Drinks: Rural Rides with Chaparro
Rural Rides with Chaparro - Land and Tradition in Spain's Sierra de Huelva
by Jan Nimmo
31st August, 6.00 - 9.00pm
Glasgow based artist and filmmaker, Jan Nimmo, has spent more than 10 years getting to know the Sierra de Huelva, its people, and the local skills and traditions of this part of Andalucia. She has done this on horseback, and has been able to explore places that are truly off the beaten track, gathering the testimonies of the agricultural workers, collecting images, and making portraits the people who work in the sustainable but now threatened cork industry.