After our recent walk through Glasgow Green with Invisible Cities it was interesting to visit again, this time as part of a Radical Glasgow tour with a focus on Glasgow’s relationship with sport and the Commonwealth. Our guide was Henry, one of the founders of…Read On
Glasgow International Art Festival is upon us and there’s a lot going on with a great many exhibitions to choose from. Our walking group was invited to a preview of ‘Liquid Land’, an exhibition by Australian South Sea Islander artist…Read On
It’s degree show time and this year one of our volunteers, Neslihan Kucukdemiral, also known as Nes, had her final show in City of Glasgow College so we set out to see what she’s been busy with. It was a…Read On
Our walking group outings often lead to visiting an exhibition or two. On this occasion we took a walk to Lauriston, just south of the River Clyde, where we visited exhibitions in three galleries. Our first stop was Stallan-Brand in Nicholson Street….Read On
Beautiful Materials gallery has closed its doors in The Avenues Shopping Centre in Newton Mearns for the last time, but not before our group went for a visit to see the final exhibitions. The gallery was open in this location for around…Read On
The Modern Institute Our visits to The Modern Institute galleries are always interesting. Before each visit we request a member of staff to give us a short introduction to the works on show as this can be really helpful. Contemporary…Read On
During the break to workshop time, our walking group usually has one or two trips a bit further afield. This will often include a visit to Edinburgh and a choice of some of the many places to visit there. We…Read On
It was a bitterly cold day in Dundee but the sun was shining and we were planning on spending most of our visit indoors in the V&A Museum and Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre, with a little bit of walking in between. After arriving by train,…Read On
The current exhibition in Street Level is a belter! It’s big and bold and full of interest. ‘Brutal Scotland: Scotland’s Post-War Modernist Architecture’ by Simon Phipps is an exhibition that documents brutalist architecture across Scotland. Our group really enjoyed spotting the…Read On
Visit to the Hunterian Gallery at Glasgow University Our walking group had two outings last week. The first of these was to the Hunterian Gallery at Glasgow University to see ‘Views of Glasgow: A Window into Communities’. This fascinating exhibition…Read On
