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CCA presents experimental contemporary visual art, performance, film, music, spoken word and other events. We are a hub for creative activity, engaging with individuals and communities, aiming to contribute to the vibrancy and vitality of cultural life in Glasgow and beyond.
Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) curates six major exhibitions a year, showing a wide range of Scottish and international contemporary art, as well as being home to Intermedia Gallery for emerging artists. Fast developing a reputation for world class improvised, experimental and electronic music, CCA also screens independent short, foreign and documentary films otherwise unavailable across the city.
CCA Glasgow is proud to present The Ring in the Fish, a solo exhibition of new work by acclaimed experimental filmmaker Alia Syed.
READ MOREAmerican singer, songwriter and double bassist Melissa Carper will play CCA Glasgow on Saturday 6th September!
READ MOREAppalachian banjo and guitar player Nora Brown joins with award winning fiddler Stephanie Coleman for this event at CCA Glasgow on Tuesday 25th November!
READ MOREJames Yorkston, returns to Glasgow for a very special performance at CCA Glasgow on Friday 5th December!
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