Glasgow Visual Arts
Discover exhibitions spanning contemporary practice, historic collections and public art.
This draft route is reserved for Glasgow museums, galleries and exhibition spaces once the visual-arts venue batch is registered.
9 venues
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
One of Scotland's most-visited museums — 22 galleries spanning natural history, arms and armour, Scottish art and European Old Masters including Dalí and the Glasgow Boys.
Kelvingrove is one of Scotland's most-visited museums, its 22 galleries spanning natural history, arms and armour, Scottish art and European Old Masters — including works by Dalí a…
Explore venue →The Burrell Collection
Sir William Burrell's gift of around 9,000 objects — decorative arts, medieval artefacts, tapestries and paintings spanning ancient civilisations to the 20th century, set in Pollok Country Park.
The Burrell Collection houses Sir William Burrell's gift of around 9,000 objects to Glasgow — decorative arts, medieval artefacts, tapestries and paintings spanning ancient civilis…
Explore venue →Riverside Museum
Zaha Hadid's Clyde-side building for Glasgow's transport and travel history, berthing the Tall Ship Glenlee — striking contemporary architecture wrapped around an industrial and maritime story.
Riverside Museum is Zaha Hadid's Clyde-side building for Glasgow's transport and travel history — trams, cars, ships and locomotives — and berths the Tall Ship Glenlee alongside it…
Explore venue →Street Level Photoworks
A centre for photography exhibiting contemporary photographic art alongside darkroom facilities, artist residencies and community photography education.
Street Level Photoworks is a centre for photography in the Trongate 103 creative-industries building, exhibiting contemporary photographic art alongside darkroom and studio facilit…
Explore venue →Gallery of Modern Art
Scotland's most-visited contemporary art gallery — the city-centre route into current practice, distinct from the historical collections held at Kelvingrove and the Burrell.
The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) is Scotland's most-visited contemporary art gallery, occupying a neoclassical former Royal Exchange building in the city centre with a rotating pro…
Explore venue →The Hunterian
Scotland's oldest public museum, founded 1807 — Old Master paintings and Scottish Enlightenment-era science collections across the University of Glasgow's Gilmorehill campus.
The Hunterian is Scotland's oldest public museum, founded in 1807, spanning the University of Glasgow's museum, art gallery, Mackintosh House reconstruction, and natural history an…
Explore venue →Glasgow Print Studio
A working artists' print studio and public gallery in the Trongate 103 building — screenprint, etching and lithography production alongside exhibitions of original prints.
Glasgow Print Studio is a working artists' print studio and public gallery in the Trongate 103 building, offering screenprint, etching and lithography production facilities, course…
Explore venue →The Modern Institute
An internationally reputed contemporary gallery whose roster has included Turner Prize winner Simon Starling — a marker of Glasgow's standing beyond its more institutional museums.
The Modern Institute has represented contemporary artists from its Glasgow galleries since 1997, building an international reputation well beyond the city while remaining based her…
Explore venue →Tramway
A former tram depot turned contemporary art and performance venue, with two exhibition galleries built for large-scale, boundary-crossing work.
Tramway occupies a former tram depot in Pollokshields that also housed Glasgow's transport museum before reopening in 1990 as a home for contemporary visual art and performance, an…
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