The Unlikely Clan: Modern Myths
Discover Modern Myths, the captivating new exhibition at The Glasgow Gallery by The Unlikely Clan, a dynamic collective of five Glasgow-based artists!
About The Unlikely Clan: Modern Myths
| 13th Sep 2025 to 11th Oct 2025 | |
| Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5.30pm / Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm | |
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The Glasgow Gallery 182 Bath Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 4HG |
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| This is a free event | |
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Todd Garner, Cherylene Dyer, Frank McNab, Jane Gardiner, and Nichol Wheatley.
United by friendship and a love of storytelling, the artists breathe new life into myth, ancient, imagined, and deeply personal, exploring themes of memory, place, and transformation.
Step into worlds of quiet waters, legendary beasts, bar-room tales, and reimagined heroines. Each artist brings their own distinctive vision, creating a rich, atmospheric journey that is both contemporary and timeless.
Join us for the opening on Saturday 13th September, 1–3pm, to meet the artists and experience the magic of MODERN MYTHS for yourself - everyone is welcome!
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