Jess's Jaunt: What's On: Exhibitions

The Witch, The Wizard and Little Red Riding Hood

Scottish Mask and Pupper Theatre, 10 Balcarres Avenue.Kelvindale
0141 339 6185
£ 4.75 (£4.25)
Puppet adaptation of the fairy tale by Talking Heads.

Miffy Comes to Town

Exhibition Christo's Gallery<

Quentin Blake at Kelvingrove - Oct 5th - Jan 13th

An exhibition of one of the UK's best loved illustrators comes to Kelvingrove. His careerhas spanned  nearly 60 years.  Best known for his work with Roald Dahl,
on display will be old favourites and new works created  especially for this exhibition.

KYLIE: the exhibition

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
21 September 2007 - 13 January 2008
Free entry

Exploring Kylie Minogue as a popular icon and international performer - displaying her costumes, accessories, photographs and awards, sound and video. The exibition includes 200 objects, 45 costumes and 60 photographs; exploring her changing image from Charlene in Neighbours to her Showgirl image with the Homecoming Tour.

The Exhibition was created and designed by the Arts Centre, Melbourne, home to Australia's foremost performing arts collection.

Lime Gallery

899 Dumbarton Road
0141 334 6352
Lex McFadyens West End Gallery
is next to Hyndland Honda and before
the tunnel entrance on Dumbarton Road
Artists featured from across Scotland
plus a beautiful range of necklaces, b

Lido

From 7th July at The Lighthouseracelets and earrings will be available from the American jeweller Diana Trufoso
More info from 0141 334 6352

 

Mansfield Park Gallery

5 Hyndland Street
Tel 0141 342 4124

 

The Hunterian Art Gallery and Museum

82 Hillhead Street Open 9.30-5pm
Scotland's oldest public museum
The Hunterian opened its doors in 1807. The present day Hunterian, with over a million items, is spread across four sites on the University campus within a few minutes walk of each other.

The purpose built Hunterian Art Gallery and the Mackintosh House are in Hillhead Street. The Hunterian Museum is in the Main University building on University Avenue. The Geology Museum is in the Graham Kerr building and The Anatomy Museum is in the Thomson Building
There is Cafe Chardin in the Hunterian and shops in the Museum and Gallery

Hunterian Museum

University Avenue, Tel: 330 4221
9.30-5pm Closed Sundays and Public Holidays
Entrance FREE

Hunterian Art Gallery

until 28th April Enlightenment: Collecting for the Future

82 Hillhead Street,
Tel. 0141 330 3618
9.30-5pm closed Sundays and Public Holidays
Entrance FREE

The MacIntosh House

9.30-5pm Closed Sundays and Public Holidays
Entry fee charged except Wed afternoons after 2pm FREE

The Zoology Museum

Mon-Fri 0900-5pm Closed Sats Suns and Public Holidays
Booking required for groups of 8 or more: 0141 330 4772

The Anatomy Museum

By appointment only: 0141 330 5871/4292

Transport Museum

The Museum is FREE
cars* trains* trams* buses*
Open: Mon - Thurs and Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday and Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Glasgow Science Centre

fun and information for all ages...simply the best for kids!
Pacific Quay (on foot from the WestEnd across the new Millennium Bridge)
more on the WestEnd Weans page
more info on both Imax and the Centre on 0141 420 5000 or http://www.gsc.org.uk

Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour

A full programme of childrens activities is usually on offer at the Glenlee
If you're visiting the Transport Museum
there is now pedestrian signage to take you to the Glenlee!
Tickets £4.50/£3.25 child £2.50 with one child FREE per paying adult

The Lighthouse

Scotland's Centre for Architecture, Design and The City - current exhibitions and future exhibitions. You will enjoy visiting this very interesting modern exhibition centre, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh's 1895 it was originally the Glasgow Herald newspaper office.

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GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL, Glasgow's first curated and commissioned Festival of Contemporary Visual Art, will take place across the city over twelve days from Thursday 21 April until Monday 2 May, 2005. Under the curatorship of Francis McKee, GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL provides an opportunity for the development and exhibition of some of the world's most exciting and innovative artists. The programme will reflect the position of Glasgow as a centre for production and exhibition of internationally significant visual art. The event partners more than 20 of the city's leading visual arts venues.

Glasgow International | Tue Feb 08 2005

Jim - Where is the visual arts forum stuff. Ihope you got my e mail with the next meeting but I cannot find the GVAF on your website - cheers-Ken

Ken Palmer | Sun Nov 02 2003

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