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Welcome Home gallery in Partick is running four quilting classes throughout July and they start tomorrow.
Materials are provided but you can bring along your own if desired as well as any ongoing projects you might have. Each class has 6 places and run for 3 hours so there is ample opportunity for one-on-one tution.
The classes [...]

Don't forget  to head to Trongate 103 tonight for the First Thursday openings and previews. As usual the event will include exhibits at the Glasgow Print studio, Project Ability and performences by the Sharmanka Theatre.
The event is free and runs 6-9pm tonight.

Two textiles postgrad students from Glasgow School of Art have won a prestigious Deutsche Bank Award worth £10k to kick start a new design business.
Yvonne Elliot, 23, Glasgow and Marion Parola, 25, Brittany, France entered the Deutsche Bank Awards while finishing their masters in fashion and textiles at Glasgow School of Art.
They were awarded the [...]

Today, the 26th of June is a day of experimental music, sound and performance, including a number of participants from Glasgow’s vibrant music and visual art scenes, culminating in a performance by Nurse with Wound at Tramway. Shows kick off thisafternoon from 12pm.
Artists include Volcanic Tongue, Cara Tolmie and Torsten Lauschmann. Foe full program details including session [...]

For Elba, resident artist of the Glasgow Print Studio Scott Myles has created a new installation of unique screenprinted artworks produced on site. These constructed pieces reference familiar objects and operate in both two and three dimensional form. Alongside these works Myles will exhibit a number of pieces from his ongoing series of fluorescent text works.
The [...]

'Images or shadows of divine things’ is an on-going series of photographs accumulated since 2005 by Byrne. The modestly presented monochrome images of the United States share a distinct ambiguity; although made over the course of the last five years, the images appear to depict an earlier time. Whilst evoking vernacular photographic idioms of American [...]