The Glasgow Gallery

The Glasgow Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on Bath Street in Glasgow City Centre, which was established in 2017.

About The Glasgow Gallery

	182 Bath Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 4HG
	01413331991
	The Glasgow Gallery Website
	Facebook information can be found here
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The gallery exhibits a range of original works from leading Scottish artists in solo, featured and mixed exhibitions throughout the year.

The gallery also sells a selection of applied art including ceramics, glass, sculpture and jewellery at a range of prices.

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Upcoming Events at The Glasgow Gallery

Exhibitions

Jolomo: The Power of Colour

1st November 2025 - 29th November 2025

The Glasgow Gallery, Glasgow City Centre

Step into a world of light, energy and joy with The Power of Colour, the latest solo exhibition by celebrated Scottish artist John Lowrie Morrison OBE (Jolomo), at The Glasgow Gallery!

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