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FREEDrawing Inspiration: Curator led tour with Freya Spoor, Curator of European Art
📍 The Burrell Collection
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Mini Museum Explorers at Kelvingrove
📍 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
FREE—
AfroCaledonia Exhibition
📍 The Alchemy Experiment
FREEAfroCaledonia Exhibition- Launch Event
📍 The Alchemy Experiment
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Little Look Club
📍 Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
FREEDuncan Campbell: A New No
📍 Gallery of Modern Art
FREEReclaiming Our Power
📍 Gallery of Modern Art
FREEMadelon Hooykaas in conversation with Malcolm Dickson
📍 Gallery of Modern Art
FREEAutumn Art Exhibition
📍 Burgh Yard
FREESpecialist Tour | Black History Month: Colonialism in Print
📍 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
FREEAutism Friendly Quiet Opening
📍 Gallery of Modern Art
SOLD OUTKelvingrove: A Museum of Empire
📍 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Sold out at source
FREEHalloween Lanterns
📍 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
FREEGlasgow PA Showcase 2026
📍 Radisson Blu Glasgow
FREEAgatha Christie: A World of Mystery at the Mitchell Library
📍 Mitchell Library
FREEDrawing Inspiration: Curatorial Talk with Freya Spoor, Curator of European Art
📍 The Burrell Collection
FREEDrawing Inspiration: Curatorial Talk | Drawing Outdoors: The Barbizon School of Artists
📍 The Burrell Collection
FREEAutism-Friendly Quiet Opening
📍 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
FREEWintering Animals
📍 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
FREEDrawing Inspiration: Curatorial Talk with Freya Spoor, Curator of European Art
📍 The Burrell Collection
FREEDrawing Inspiration: Curatorial Talk | People Watching: Drawing and Impressionism
📍 The Burrell Collection
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Tea Green Winter Market: Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
📍 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
FREEChristmas Nature Crafts
📍 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
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Art Gallery in Glasgow — Guide
Art gallery events in Glasgow are a blend of creativity and culture, offering visitors a chance to explore diverse exhibitions ranging from contemporary to historical art forms. These events attract a wide array of audiences, including art enthusiasts, students, and curious locals who appreciate a deeper understanding of the local artistic scene.
You can expect these exhibitions to take place in various venues such as dedicated galleries, arts centres, or even pub function rooms that have been repurposed for temporary displays. They might run throughout the year, with regular updates to the collection, allowing visitors to see new works and revisit favorites. Each exhibition aims to provide a unique perspective, whether it's through thematic shows, artist talks, or interactive installations, making every visit an enriching experience.