SHONA KINLOCH RGI – Glasgow TUESDAY TALK 22 APRIL 2014
SHONA KINLOCH
RGI – Glasgow
TUESDAY TALK
22 APRIL 2014
Next week’s Tuesday Talk features much-lauded sculptor Shona Kinloch
in our continuing series of ‘Meet the RGI artists’.
Join us on Tuesday for coffee & homebaking at 10.30, with Shona’s illustrated talk following on at 11 – to hear and see something of the inspirations, the processes, the techniques – and the time! – that goes into her Fine Art.
Meantime enjoy your weekend – and don’t miss this Tuesday Treat!
To book please contact the RGI Kelly Gallery
Admission : £6 / £10 for 2 / £5 for members.
www.royalglasgowinstitute.org/talksevents/
gallery@royalglasgowinstitute.or
ROYAL GLASGOW INSTITUTE OF THE FINE ARTS
KELLY GALLERY
118 DOUGLAS STREET
GLASGOW G2 4ET
OPEN:
TUESDAY – SATURDAY
10AM – 5PM
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Written by : Pat Byrne
Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.
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