24 March to 19 April – Streetlevel

Multiple Proof

This exhibition includes work by 6 artists/image-makers, embracing a diversity of approaches to the photographic image, in terms of techniques and themes.

The photograph as document and as art form - from street photography using the i-phone, and cameraless image-making, to landscape and still life.  The themes embraced include new topographies, the search or yearning for home, as well as insights into the everyday, both the extraordinary and the banal.  The works celebrates to some degree the technical and material properties of photography.

The exhibition includes Paul Walton, Zoe Hamill, Colin Templeton, Natalia Poniatowska, Alex Burch and Geneva Sills.  All of these image-makers are connected through their work to Street Level’s facilities, either through making the work there or in having had a platform for their practice

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Images: (Colour image) Zoe Hamill, (Black and White image) Colin Templeton

28 April to 24 May

Bearsden Art Club Annual Exhibition.

An exhibition of Paintings , Ceramics, Jewellery and Textiles by local artists.

Prize giving for the Millenium Bowl , The Gregor Ian Smith Award and Opening of the Show will be held on Friday 27 April at 7.30pm All are welcome!

Image: 'Landscape with Moon' by Ursula Edge

28 April to 24 May

Highs & Lows

Two Glasgow artists, Julie Arbuckle and Yvonne Taylor, celebrate the diversity of Scottish landscape through their paintings. From airy mountains to ancient woodlands, both of these artists relate to the land in uniquely sensitive ways. From the Highlands to the Lowlands, high places and hinterlands, this is a celebration of the variety of Scotland's natural places.

2 to 28 June

Milngavie Art Club Annual Exhibition

A diverse range of mediums and subjects in this hugely popular exhibition including Scottish landscapes, still life and portraiture. Come and browse, look at the amazing range of art available for sale and watch some of our members at work.

Image: Claudia Watt - Perception-Impression

2 to 28 June 

Robert Macaulay Stevenson – the last Glasgow Boy

Robert Macaulay Stevenson (1854 – 1952) was a resident of East Dunbartonshire (Bardowie).  The Lillie has a small collection of his work and this exhibition will display them together for the first time.

Stevenson is recognised as one of the ‘fathers’ of ‘The Glasgow Boys’ and is usually credited with coining the name. He outlived his contemporaries and died at the age of 98.

Image: ‘Woods By Bardowie Loch

2 to 28 June

Light Stream

A joint exhibition exploring light and it's effect on defining and shaping our world.

Artists Peter McNair and Lynn Howarth have studied the effects of light and how it falls, wrapping itself around surfaces creating shadows and reflections. They hope their studies and close observations help reveal the true beauty of their subjects

Images: Lynne Howarth: ‘Black Bikini 2’, Peter McNair ‘The Man and the Alley Cat’