The Annual Members Exhibition by the Scottish Glass Society Wednesday, 16th September to Wednesday, 23rd September 2026 Private View / Opening on Tuesday, 15th September 2026 at 6 pm Updated closing Date for Applications – Friday 21 August 2026 We hope the exhibition will contain as wide a range of glassmaking techniques as possible. We […]
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SGS 2026 Annual Exhibition Call For Entries
CONNECTIONS The Annual Members Exhibition by the Scottish Glass Society Wednesday, 16th September to Wednesday, 23rd September 2026 Private View / Opening on Tuesday, 15th September 2026 at 6 pm Held at the Trades Hall, Glasgow Closing date for Submissions Updated – Friday 21 August 2026 This year’s Scottish Glass Society (SGS) annual exhibition theme […]
SGS Travel & Hamilton Taylor Awards 2026
🎨 Purpose of the Awards The Scottish Glass Society (SGS) offers two annual awards supporting emerging glass artists with under 10 years’ experience. These awards help artists access travel, training, and professional development opportunities that can significantly shape their creative growth. 🌍 1. SGS Travel Award – £400 Supports travel for artistic or educational purposes, […]
Art on an A-Frame 2026 – The Commonwealth
The Commonwealth invites artists to explore the extraordinary diversity, symbolism, and shared humanity of the 56 nations that make up the modern Commonwealth. Through the medium of glass — a material that can be fragile or resilient, transparent or opaque, traditional or experimental — this exhibition seeks to reflect the layered identities, environments, and cultural […]
Awards
Scottish Glass Society Awards 2024 The SGS Travel Award of £300 assists students or recent graduates who have been working less than 10 years in glass, who wish to travel to pursue their studies in glass art. We have changed the criteria a little so that its more relevant to SGS members. The Hamilton Taylor […]
‘Mapping the Future’ – Read the report
Mapping the Future: The Role of the Scottish Glass Society in Sustaining and Developing the Glass Sector in Scotland In our 40th anniversary year, we seized the opportunity to take stock of what we had achieved; what the current needs of our members and the wider Scottish glass sector were; and what was needed to […]
