| 185B Bath Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 4HU | |
| 01413324027 | |
| Roger Billcliffe Gallery Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
The Gallery specialises in exhibiting the best of Scottish contemporary and 20th century painting and also displays a wide range of contemporary applied arts - ceramics, jewellery, metalwork, silver and glass.
Exhibitions change monthly and are primarily solo shows although group exhibitions are usually presented during the summer months.
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