Thursday 30th October 2025 @ 2:00pm - 4:00pm
The Alchemy Experiment
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Cryptic would like to invite fellow Creative Glasgow members to their upcoming event.
Cryptic Nights: Wake // Harnessing the Highlands
Thursday 9 October 2025
19:00 – 22:00
CCA Glasgow // Free to attend
Wake – A sound installation by multi-media artist Aga Paulina Młyńczak, transforming rainfall into an ever-shifting sonic landscape.
Harnessing the Highlands – A film installation by multi-disciplinary artist Fraser Mullen, tracing how hydroelectric power reshaped post-war Scotland.
Project Ability are excited to announce the open call for their upcoming Christmas exhibition, Feathered Friends!
This year, they’re inviting artists of all backgrounds and disciplines to submit bird-themed artworks for the chance to be part of one of Project Ability’s most popular annual shows.
Their Christmas exhibition always draws large crowds of enthusiastic visitors and buyers, making this a brilliant opportunity to showcase your work to a wide audience in their city centre gallery.
Whether you paint, print, sculpt, or create in mixed media, they’d love to see your interpretation of the theme. Selected works will be displayed alongside pieces by Project Ability artists celebrating creativity, community and inclusivity.
Grief Talks – Caitlin Hanna
Articulate is delighted to host a thoughtful and sensitive exhibition by Perth-based artist, Caitlin Hanna in The Artium Gallery of their Glasgow city centre studio this autumn.
The preview will take place on Thursday 9 October between 5 and 6.30pm. Spaces are limited so please RSVP below.
Caitlin Hanna is a neurodivergent, queer artist based in Perth. She is a contemporary artist working across a variety of media. With a prime focus on the message or feeling at the centre of the artwork conveying more than the media itself, the media is selected based on what feels best for each intention. Caitlin’s creative work often features confessions, drawing direct from their own emotions and lived experiences.
The artist will also be giving a talk about their work during the exhibition period. If you would like to attend please contact Articulate.
The Atrium Gallery, Articulate Cultural Trust, 125 St Vincent Street
The exhibition will run until 20th November.
Maggie’s are calling all artists to take part in Scotties in the City 2026. They have over 30 giant, blank Scotties, and we can’t wait to see them brought to life.
The trail will go live on 18 June 2026 for 8 weeks, after which the Scotties will be auctioned to raise vital funds for Maggie’s.
Could you be the designer of one of their Scotties? Download and read the info pack, then you can submit your design by filling out the submission form and emailing your design(s) to scotties@maggies.org
Applications are open now for fantastic opportunities in Glasgow Life’s Artists in Communities (AiC) initiative, with the support of Creative Scotland’s Multi-Year Funding programme. They need artists to deliver three new projects between January 2026 and December 2027.
Sasha Shalmina would like to invite fellow Creative Glasgow members to her upcoming solo show.
This powerful solo show, presented as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival explores grief, healing and transformation through bold, abstract paintings. Created in the wake of personal loss, The Colour of Grief traces an emotional journey from darkness to colour.
50% of all proceeds will go to Cruse Scotland, a bereavement support charity.
Join Sasha on World Mental Health day – 10th October 2025, 6-8pm for the free opening event, @ New Glasgow Society, 1307 Argyle St, Glasgow G3 8TL.
Opening dates and times: 11th oct -18th Oct. Mon-Fri 12-7pm, Sat-Sun 11-5pm. Exceptions Thu 16 Oct: 12–5pm , Sun 19 Oct: 11–2pm
I am a Glasgow based performance artist engaging with autobiography, visual and physical theatre, and storytelling. As a performer, director and facilitator, I use devising as a tool to create work that comments on societal structures and explores what it is to be human.
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