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Travelling Gallery, a contemporary art gallery in a bus, will be parked in Greenock with its latest exhibition, Repair Café, a solo show by artist Helen McCrorie. The exhibition presents a film and installation deriving from work that she has made as part of the Remembering Together project, exploring positive and hopeful community projects that helped people through the pandemic and beyond.
The gallery is free to visit and everyone is very welcome. Travelling Gallery’s friendly team will be at the gallery to welcome visitors and chat about the exhibition. As well as visiting Greenock Travelling Gallery will be touring to other areas of Scotland with the exhibition. To find out more visit the Travelling Gallery website at https://travellinggallery.com/current-exhibition/
Travelling Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in a bus, it is a national service with the exceptional ability to reach communities and people across Scotland. We recognise that art can change lives and we create fair conditions and remove barriers to allow access and engagement to audiences in their own familiar surroundings. The gallery space offers an open and welcoming environment for people of all ages, background, and abilities to discover and enjoy contemporary art.
Over the past forty five years, Travelling Gallery has brought innovative exhibitions to every part of Scotland reaching hundreds of thousands of visitors and school pupils. Travelling Gallery is a ‘not for profit’ organisation, regularly funded by Creative Scotland and supported by the City of Edinburgh Council.
Website: www.Travellinggallery.com
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Creative Scotland
City of Edinburgh Council
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R: Relaxed Performance
Visitors can enter and leave the Travelling Gallery space whenever it suits them. It is a small space, without windows, and we have a maximum capacity of 10 visitors. Travelling Gallery staff will be with the gallery to welcome visitors.
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V: Highly Visual / No or Little Text
Custom House Quay, Greenock PA15 1HJ
You’ll find us at Custom House Quay, a short walk from Greenock Central Station or the bus stops on Rue End Street and Dalrymple Street. Coming by car? We’re about 30-40 minutes from Glasgow City Centre (depending on traffic!)
Free customer parking with designated bays for Blue Badge holders near the main entrance – find out more.
An inbuilt manual ramp is available to aid access for wheelchair users, (wheelchairs up to 120cm long and 70cm wide) and pushchairs.
Handrails are available at the doorway and by the short internal gradient at the entrance to the gallery (1:9). The interior of the gallery is level.
The Travelling Gallery itself does not have toilet facilities. However, The Beacon Arts Centre has:
(Combination of front and back of house)
No, the gallery is all one space, however if the gallery is busy visitors can wait outside until it is quieter. Staff can also usually adjust volume on film projections on request.
Rig Arts: Charity No: SC042242
Supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland.
Creative Scotland is the public body that supports the arts, screen and creative industries across all parts of Scotland distributing funding provided by the
Scottish Government and The National Lottery. Further information at creativescotland.com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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