There are excellent exhibitions well worth seeing at the Lillie Art Gallery over the next couple of months.
Ally Thompson – A Life in Paint12 January – 21 February, Lillie Art GalleryAlly Thompson (1955 – 2016) was one of the golden generation of figurative painters associated with the ‘New Glasgow Boys’ who studied at Glasgow School of Art. Ally’s surreal view of the world was vibrant, disturbing and inhabited by angels and demons. The environs of Milngavie, where Ally lived, inspired several of his landscapes. This exhibition has been curated by Ally’s brother, Douglas Thompson. |
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Steven Berkoff : Gorbals 19662 March – 4 April 2019, Lillie Art Gallery
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Young People’s Art 2019: In Conversation With16 March – 4 April, Lillie Art GalleryThis year’s annual exhibition will showcase selected works by both Saturday art classes at Lillie Art Gallery and Auld Kirk Museum. Students have been inspired by East Dunbartonshire’s permanent collection and Archives. Getting a rare opportunity to see what's under lock and key within the gallery and archive stores. A highlight show for families and young people in East Dunbartonshire. The annual exhibition allows the young people of East Dunbartonshire a professional exhibition setting and platform to highlight their views, aspirations and talents through creativity. |
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Opening Times
Tuesday to Saturday
10am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm
Please note: The Lillie Art Gallery may be closed for installation or de-installation of exhibitions. Please telephone the gallery on 0141 956 5536 to check opening times if visiting the museum outwith exhibition dates.