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The Wyllieum Art Gallery The Wyllieum is managed and operated by The George Wyllie Foundation 2019, registered charity number SC049369.

Our purpose is to act as a collector and exhibiter of works of art, including in particular works of art by George Wyllie, and promoting more widely the exhibition and enjoyment of works of art; promoting education in relation to the works of George Wyllie and the wider arts, heritage and culture of Scotland including the influences of George Wyllie
and of other artists, and such other similar charitable purposes or charitable institutions as the Trustees shall think fit.

*Flax Seeds Grow as the Cosmic Humblebum GoesMajestic* by Georgina Porteous 📅 Sat 14th November ⏱️ Opening event 6-9pm📍 ...
16/10/2026

*Flax Seeds Grow as the Cosmic Humblebum Goes
Majestic* by Georgina Porteous
📅 Sat 14th November
⏱️ Opening event 6-9pm
📍 Gallery One

Swipe across to find out more about the artist of a brand new exhibition as part of the The Royal Scottish Academy 200 year celebration, opening soon.

Opening eventSaturday 14th November 6-9pmGeorgina Porteous presents an exciting large scale work inspired by the George ...
15/10/2026

Opening event

Saturday 14th November 6-9pm

Georgina Porteous presents an exciting large scale work inspired by the George Wyllie Archive and in celebration of RSA200
culture.collective
Creative Scotland
The Royal Scottish Academy

Perfect day ❤️
11/10/2026

Perfect day ❤️

We share the building with the Wyllieum, home to the world's largest collection of George Wyllie's work. Enjoy some lunch with us, then take a wander through before you head off.

08/10/2026
*Social Creative Wealth*📅 Sat 24th Oct - Sun 8th Nov⏱️ 3-7pm opening event📍 Upstairs BasementThis new exhibition feature...
07/10/2026

*Social Creative Wealth*

📅 Sat 24th Oct - Sun 8th Nov
⏱️ 3-7pm opening event
📍 Upstairs Basement

This new exhibition features work created by the participants of the ‘Room For Art’ workshops on Wednesdays and the ‘Junket’ workshop group on Thursdays.

The exhibition is interdisciplinary, exploring creativity, self-reflection, mental health and healing through photography, sculpture, drawing, performance, writing and found materials.

Inspired by Joseph Beuys’ concept of Social Sculpture, the project asks what might happen if creativity were considered a form of shared wealth — one that supports wellbeing, resilience, community and our connection with nature.

Presented at The Wyllieum as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival 2026 SMHAF the exhibition brings together an evolving collection of drawings, objects, words and reflections, inviting visitors to consider creativity not simply as something made by artists, but as an essential part of being human.

Mary Redmond“Bolted”the Upstairs Basement until 18th October 📸 mary redmond Supported by Creative Scotland
03/10/2026

Mary Redmond

“Bolted”

the Upstairs Basement until 18th October

📸 mary redmond

Supported by Creative Scotland

Jonathan WalkerGourock/GreenockPhotographic exhibition The Foyer of the WyllieumUntil 1st November
03/10/2026

Jonathan Walker

Gourock/Greenock

Photographic exhibition

The Foyer of the Wyllieum

Until 1st November

The Wyllieum will switch to winter opening hours from 9th October and will be open Friday to Sunday from 12-5pm. We look...
01/10/2026

The Wyllieum will switch to winter opening hours from 9th October and will be open Friday to Sunday from 12-5pm. We look forward to welcoming you and have lots of exciting things to look forward to over this time including a top-secret new installation in the main gallery coming soon.

Address

Customs House Way
Greenock
PA151EG

Opening Hours

Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 12pm - 5pm
Friday 12pm - 5pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

Telephone

+441475329848

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