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At 2 Dawson Rd, Glasgow G4 9SS, Glasgow Sculpture Studios provides artists with essential resources for creating innovative works across various mediums while promoting collaboration within the local artistic community. This dynamic space hosts workshops regularly designed to engage both artists and enthusiasts alike in hands-on experiences centered around contemporary sculpture practices. We pride ourselves on offering exceptional customer support throughout every interaction while fostering an inspiring environment conducive to creativity growth. Explore your artistic potential at Glasgow Sculpture Studios today!

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Carol Dunn

4 Google Rating

Easy to find, easy to chat with

4/ 5

Easy to find, easy to chat with

jim mcclay

5 Google Rating

Fun time for kids and adult alike

5/ 5

Fun time for kids and adult alike

David Collins

5 Google Rating

Enrolled in a metal sculpture course. This place is amazing for the resource and skills of the techn

5/ 5

Enrolled in a metal sculpture course. This place is amazing for the resource and skills of the technicians and the artist tutor Joe Ingleby.

Fopg Administrator

5 Google Rating

Great cafe. Rocket fuel coffee

5/ 5

Great cafe. Rocket fuel coffee

scott mcmeeko

5 Google Rating

It's really great crafts are really good teachers great to my girl loved it really amazing.

5/ 5

It's really great crafts are really good teachers great to my girl loved it really amazing.

Alisdair Kettles

5 Google Rating

Lots of artists studios and nice cafe

5/ 5

Lots of artists studios and nice cafe

Kevin O'Rourke

5 Google Rating

Had a really great and informative tour here.

5/ 5

Had a really great and informative tour here.

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  • Tuesday09:30 AM - 09:00 PM
  • Wednesday09:30 AM - 05:00 PM
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  • Friday09:30 AM - 05:00 PM
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