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Collins Gallery

Funded by the University of Strathclyde,the Collins gallery presents an annual programme of 8 exhibitions of Fine & Applied Art representing new and established artists from Britain and abroad. Most shows are supported by conferences, workshops ,documentary films and publications. The Own Art Scheme allows interest free credit on purchases over 10 months.

Glasgow

United Kingdom
Address:
University of Strathclyde 22 Richmond st
G1 1XQ
Phone: 0141 548 2558
Fax: 0141 552 4053
Website: www.collinsgallery.strath.ac.uk


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Artists Represented
The 2007 programme represents work by : Simon Carroll, Tim Davies,Iain Clark,Alan Lawson, Stuart MacDonald and 47 leading, contemporary basketmakers from the UK & Japan.


Current Exhibitions
The helen Keller International Award until 10 feb.


Forthcoming Exhibitions
Simon Carroll : Suggestion & Statement (originated by Tate St Ives ) with additional works on paper : 17 feb - 24 march
Cadet by Tim Davies (originated by Aberystwyth Art Centre): 31 march - 5 may
East Weaves West : Basketry from Japan & Britain : 7 july - 18 august
Iain Clark : capture : 25 august - 25 september
Seeing Red : Scotland's Exotic Textile Heritage : 6 october - 17 november
Allan ;lawson & Stuart macDonald : Traces and Trails : 24 november - 21 december


Previous Exhibitions
The Four : Tommy Grace , Kate Owens, Slight, Hugh Pizey ,Patrick Macklin
green : design -ED,
Re-Collections : Pamela So
Digital Perceptions
(catalogues available for all of the above)


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Submission Policy
by post or email
cv, statement, 6 images, exhibition proposal
currently preparing the programme for june 2009 onwards


News
website
www.collinsgallery.strath.ac.uk


Location And Getting There
University of Strathclyde
22 Richmond st
Glasgow G1 1XQ
5 minutes' walk from Glasgow's George square & Queen st rail station / 10 minutes'walk from Central station. By car, leave motorway at Cathedral turn off then turn left onto Montrose st and 2nd left onto Richmond st


Contact-Directors/Staff
Laura Hamilton, curator
Ailsa Boyd , Mary Johnson , Izzy Morrison assistants


Opening Times
mon - fri 10 -5
sat 12 - 4
closed sundays,public holidays & during exhibition changeovers