Breakouts introduces 12 of the most exciting graduates to emerge out of the Scottish art schools this year. With careers and opportunities raring to go. Find our opening hours online or if you’d like to arrange a visit, please get in touch! Here’s a look at all the work currently on show

Since leaving Glasgow last year, Victor Flavell has been busy. After spending time in Canada, he’s now living and working in Germany. His practice continues to explore a space between memory and imagination, reflecting on how we recall and reshape personal experiences. We recently caught up with Victor to hear

It’s not fair to say one year is ever better than the last – it’s never the case, especially when there are so many considerations in play. But this year, something feels different. There’s an overriding sense of optimism in what we have seen. Maybe because this is the first

Georgia Green’s prints are calm and reflective. Each piece feels like a quiet breath – a daydream caught on paper. She effortlessly blends the immediacy of painting with the technical side of printmaking. Her work begins as a pastel sketch in her notebook. Georgia then brings it to life. Using

London based illustrator and silkscreen printer Melissa North has released a vibrant collection of summer inspired screen prints. We’ve 3 works from her Eternal Summer series – each a limited edition of 30. Plus 2 unique 1 of 1 screen printed Mirage works. These are hand-printed onto plywood and set

In line with our commitment to continually champion the best young emerging talent, we’re delighted to introduce the first of two brand new gallery artists this month – Liberty Thompson. Liberty is a Fine Art graduate from DJCAD (2024), one of Scotland’s leading art schools based in Dundee. A multi-disciplinary artist,

Getting a glimpse behind the scenes. We love our artists sharing developmental work from their sketch book and initial concept phase. It provides insight into the early stages of their creative process – an intimate view into their thought processes. There is a freedom and an immediacy to the work.

Brand new gallery artist Sarah Wall’s work centres on abstract, ambient shapes. Though largely painted, Sarah’s shapes resemble Matisse-like paper cutouts more than brushstrokes. She creates abstract landscapes and fragments where smooth, overlapping forms create new dynamics. “In my artistic practice, I delve into the realm of painterly spaces, actively exploring

Fresh in this February, we have a number of large scale drawings from Glasgow favourite Coll Hamilton. These large portraits are reminiscent of work Coll first produced back in 2021. Working at scale with exposed and often vibrant backdrops. Coll builds facial features with soft pastels and charcoal. His use of

‘New Mastery’ is a term that has been used to describe Lily Macrae’s painting. She blends the dramatic storytelling and style inherited from Renaissance and Baroque masters with the abstraction and modern colour palette of a contemporary artist. Lily first burst onto the art scene in 2016 after graduating from

This month sees Eleanor Carlingford’s first release of 2025 arrive in the gallery – All The Tinkling Treasures. An intimate body of work born from a period where rest and contemplation has been embraced. “I have been indulging in moments beside the fire – particularly since the last big storm

GSA breakout artist Felix Bode’s practice delves into the growing space between figuration and abstraction – the counterpart of the fading connection humans have to the material world.  We caught up with Felix at the end of last year and took consignment of a number of small oil paintings. Featuring