James Walter Gallery

Glasgow, Reino Unido

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Teléfono:
+44 141 552 8207
Sitio web:
www.westendgalleryglasgow.co.uk
Dirección:
47 Parnie St, Glasgow, Reino Unido, G1 5LU
City Centre, Merchant City
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
90 mTrongate / Chisholm Street
120 mTrongate / New Wynd
130 mTrongate / High Street
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1 opinión sobre James Walter Gallery

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Manchester, United Kingdom
To be honest, I’m not a huge fan of this place. There are so many art galleries in the merchant city/​trongate area — that I’d think that this place would have stepped up its game a little.
Inside the place is painted minimalist white — with a minimalist amount of pieces of art work. They seem really bizarrely placed on the walls as well — which didn’t really make me want to look at any of the work.
The woman behind the counter, too, seemed a little uncomfortable with me browsing. When I entered the shop she got up from her laptop at the desk and went and stood awkwardly in the centre of the room, pretending to be doing something. A little off putting? Yeah, you could say that…