For the month of March the Glasgow Gallery of Photography is showcasing the work of women photographers from the UK and Internationally in an open themed exhibition .
To celebrate International Women's Day, this exhibition is highlighting the work of women photographers, so if you would like to see a wide range of images, taken by women photographers from around the globe, then please come to our High Street Gallery throughout the month of March.
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