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Street Level Photoworks
Trongate 103 : Glasgow G1 5HD
T: 0141 552 2151

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Mondays: Closed
Tuesday - Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Sundays: 12 noon - 5pm
Open until 9pm the first Thursday of the month.



NEWS
Read a review of Futureproof from 'The Arts Desk'. (opens in a new window)

New Courses Announced - Click here for details.


Paul Hill Day
Saturday 11th Sept 10.30am - 4.30pm

Workshop and portfolio discussion with this widely influential artist. £30. Please click here for booking details.

Summer Art Rammy 2010
Street Level delivered a Photo Figures: Working in the darkroom workshop as part of the Rammy. View some images and a short video here.

Live Forever
In March, pupils from St Ninian's High School spent two days creating photographic responses to tapestries within the Burrell Collection.
To view a SoundSlide and read more about the project, click here>



multi-story in Dunoon
Following its successful stretch at the Gallery of Modern Art, the multi-story exhibition will be going down the west coast and across the water to Dunoon Burgh Halls. Click for more info and images.

FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS
Frances McCourt - Carbeth
18th Sept – 14th Nov

Victor Albrow
18th Sept – 14th Nov



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Recent events
+ Exhibitions

Ayoung Kim - Minima Memoria

Rimaldas Viksraitis - Grimaces of The Weary Village.

multi-story exhibition at Gallery of Modern Art.
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'Lost and Found'
Video work by: Kevin Atherton,
Stephen Littman, Pictorial Heroes,
Zoe Redman, Stephen Partridge,
Tony Sinden.



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Futureproof
[Some] New Photography in Scotland
A Celebration
Photographs by Mandy Edwards
6th August - 12th September


Futureproof is a chosen selection of work from [some] graduates in 2010 of Scotland's dedicated photography courses: Edinburgh College of Art, Glasgow School of Art, Gray's School of Art (Aberdeen), Glasgow Metropolitan College, and Napier University (Edinburgh). The show aims to capture something of the full range of ways that younger and emerging artists engage with photography, from creating documentary to tell stories of others, or to examine one's own private life; the photograph as a metaphor for memory; the excavation of neglected sites from the past; or the telling of fictional stories, to work that may seem banal, to that which is quite simply an energetic stream of consciousness.

5th August - 2nd September
Foyer of Trongate 103


This project draws on the social landscape of the East End of Glasgow and portrays 50 shopkeepers, workers and owners of local businesses that are trading in that area. It aims to capture something of the relationships that exist between different communities that contribute to the shaping of what our city is. For most, it is business as usual, but with the huge development of the Commonwealth Games 2014, it is forecast that this area of the city will be transformed into a hub of economic growth with likely effects on the local people and businesses. 'A Celebration' portrays the diversity of the East End, and as a consequence, a community spirit that thrives amidst the uncertainties of change.

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Photography writer and critic Sue Steward reviews Futureproof on 'The Arts Show with Claudia Winkleman' BBC Radio 2, 30th July. © BBC

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