Dear Green Place Exhibition
The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts celebrates, Glasgow 850, The Blythwood Festival, and the RGI's Kelly Gallery's 60th Birthday, with its 'Dear Green Place' Exhibition!
About Dear Green Place Exhibition
The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts (RGI), Scotland's second oldest artist society celebrates, Glasgow 850, The Blythwood Festival, and the RGI’s Kelly Gallery’s 60th Birthday, with its “Dear Green Place” Exhibition, a dedication to the city we all know and love.
The RGI’s artist members will display a varied show of Glasgow related paintings sculpture and prints by Glasgow's contemporary artists, at the Kelly Gallery, located in Douglas Street, within the Culture Heritage District around Blythswood Square; an easy reach from Sauchiehall Street.
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