Glasgow Sculpture Studios supports a vibrant community of professional artists who focus on innovative sculptural techniques and practices.

This wide-ranging community are at varying stages of their careers, from emergent and recent graduates through to established artists whose practice is recognised at the highest level; from representing Scotland at the Venice Biennale, being nominated for the Turner Prize to winning Becks Futures.

Find out who has a studio by clicking here

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Programme

Glasgow Sculpture Studios also deliver a critically acclaimed public programme of curated exhibitions of new work, events, education & interpretation projects that enable audiences to engage with and learn about contemporary sculpture. Click here to find out more.

To become part of the community, you simply need to apply for Membership and pay an annual subscription fee.

  • £45
    Artist Membership is for professional practicing artists with a sculptural/materials-based practice, who require access to dedicated areas for the exploration and fabrication of artworks.

    Find out more: Artist membership benefits (.doc)

  • £35
    Associate Membership is for artists, curators, writers, academics, historians, academics who do not require access to production facilities, but wish to tap into the intellectual dissemination of contemporary sculptural practices promoted and provided by the organisation.

    Find out more: Associate membership benefits (.doc)

If you wish to find out more about becoming a member, or about how to apply for studio space, please e-mail info@glasgowsculpturestudios.org

If you would like to find out how you can support Glasgow Sculpture Studio click here.

Production Facilities

Glasgow Sculpture Studios production facilities include the following:

Wood workshop – radial arm circular saw, pillar drill, wood lathe, band saw, sanding machine, planer thicknesser and 3 meter table saw.

Metal workshop – piranha iron worker, cold saw, mig welding, oxy-acetylene cutting & welding equipment, guillotine, box bending machine, mobile gantry & hydraulic lifter, pillar drill & chop saw.

Spraying and resin – fume extraction, basic temperature control.

Ceramics – 2 front loading electric kilns and basic facilities

Stone – air chisels, flexible dust extraction, lifting gear & crowbars

If you wish to find out more about any of the above please e-mail your queries to info@glasgowsculpturestudios.org

studio holders

 

Supported by Creative Scotland, Glasgow Life &

Photo credits:

Top, left to right: Laura Aldridge, Alex Gross, Calum Stirling & Clara Ursitti

Bottom, left to right: Calum Sinclair, Andrew Sunley Smith in conversation with Ross Birrell, Russell Lamb & Laura Aldridge exhibition opening Glasgow Sculpture Studios Gallery

 

contact  

Office hours
9am-5pm, Monday – Saturday

Glasgow Sculpture Studios
145 Kelvinhaugh Street
Glasgow G3 8PX

T: + 44 (0) 141 204 1740
F: + 44 (0) 141 221 3801
E: info@glasgowsculpturestudios.org

exhibitions
GORDON FOUNDATION GRADUATE FELLOW

Sarah Forrest P is for Protagonist 

01 December - 17 December 2011

Opening Hours: Thursday, Friday & Saturday 12-5pm or by appt.

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