M Gallery, Winter Exhibition Launch
Friday 14 December, 2018 6 p.m.
M Gallery, 7 Keith Street, Partick, Glasgow G11 6QQ
The M Gallery’s winter show is a curated exhibition presenting an eclectic choice of artwork from artists working in Scotland. Participating artists include:
Lynn Howarth
Karen Strang
Mhairi Muir
Rebecca Scott
Chelsea Dysart
Marta Adamowicz
Set out on a journey through different artistic aesthetics and sensibilities while enjoying a glass of complimentary mulled wine (alcohol-free option available) and a mince pie. The launching event will provide a unique opportunity to meet and talk to the creators.
This event is free and family friendly.
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