New Year Brushstokes, Thistle Gallery 2017
New Year Brushstrokes ……
An exciting and vibrant mixed rotational show to kick off the year
Entering its third year the Thistl Gallery remain true to their original aim of offering a dynamic range of Scottish Contemporary Art, which is both affordable and accessible but never predictable!
In the process they have now established themselves as one of the West End’s most popular galleries.
Now featuring a strong body of new work from some of the gallery’s best selling artists: Linda Park, Ian Elliot, Cecilia Cardiff, Ian Rawnsley, Jennifer Irvine, Sam Skelton, Jackie Henderson, James Somerville Lindsay, Iain Gordon, Georgie Young, Moy Mackay, Ross Muir, Sheila Fowler and Gillian Henshaw.’
Be sure to pop in and indulge your senses in this particularly attractive and friendly gallery.
Thistle Gallery, Park Road, G4
Thistle Gallery, Scottish Contemporary Art
56 Park Road, Glasgow G4 9JF
Email
Telephone: 0141 334 3444
www.thistle-gallery.com
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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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