Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
 

Market Gallery

A photo of a sunset from a rocky beach, with a smaller similar image pasted onto the centre right of the image. There is text at the bottom of the image which reads "do you ever feel like you're... like you're floating?"
Darragh Amelia and Alma Simba, Do you ever feel like you’re floating, 2024
Courtesy of the artists
A close up of a bookshelf with books displayed.
Darragh Amelia, Alma Simba, as a point of departure, 2024
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow. Presented by Market Gallery, Jesse Gerard Mpango and Ajabu Ajabu. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Sally Jubb
A row of print displayed on a white ledge, lit up by a desk lamp on the left side.
Darragh Amelia, Alma Simba, as a point of departure, 2024
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow. Presented by Market Gallery, Jesse Gerard Mpango and Ajabu Ajabu. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Sally Jubb
In the centre of a room, there is a canopy of fabric covering a pile of dark fabric.
Darragh Amelia, Alma Simba, as a point of departure, 2024
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow. Presented by Market Gallery, Jesse Gerard Mpango and Ajabu Ajabu. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Sally Jubb
three A 5 booklets with black text that reads ' A many voiced argument with life'
Celine Amendola, Saira Harvey, Annie Hazelwood, Katy, Ruthie Kennedy, Judith Leupi, Suds McKenna, Holly Muir, Isobel Neviazsky, Nastia Nikolskaya, Stephen Polatch, Alex Sarkisian, Martin Steuck, Camara Taylor, Lizzie Watts, A many-voiced argument with life, 2021
GI online, Glasgow International 2021
hands hold open an A5 booklet with a double page spread of a black line drawing of a surreal cartoon figure
Celine Amendola, Saira Harvey, Annie Hazelwood, Katy, Ruthie Kennedy, Judith Leupi, Suds McKenna, Holly Muir, Isobel Neviazsky, Nastia Nikolskaya, Stephen Polatch, Alex Sarkisian, Martin Steuck, Camara Taylor, Lizzie Watts, A many-voiced argument with life, 2021
GI online, Glasgow International 2021
hands hold open an A5 booklet, the right page shows a scan of a sketchbook page with black ink drawing of cartoon characters
Celine Amendola, Saira Harvey, Annie Hazelwood, Katy, Ruthie Kennedy, Judith Leupi, Suds McKenna, Holly Muir, Isobel Neviazsky, Nastia Nikolskaya, Stephen Polatch, Alex Sarkisian, Martin Steuck, Camara Taylor, Lizzie Watts, A many-voiced argument with life 2021
GI online, Glasgow International 2021
hands hold open an A5 booklet, the left page shows a black background and a white and pink kitten figurine
Celine Amendola, Saira Harvey, Annie Hazelwood, Katy, Ruthie Kennedy, Judith Leupi, Suds McKenna, Holly Muir, Isobel Neviazsky, Nastia Nikolskaya, Stephen Polatch, Alex Sarkisian, Martin Steuck, Camara Taylor, Lizzie Watts, A many-voiced argument with life 2021
GI online, Glasgow International 2021
A white wall with several masks of faces made with different materials of warm/brown colours facing the public.
Aniara Omann & Gary Zhenxi Zhang, Cross-feed, 2018
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2018
Image: Erik Osberg
On top of a metal bronze table an irregular brown rock is mixed with a material that ressembles pink flesh.
Aniara Omann & Gary Zhenxi Zhang, Cross-feed, 2018
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2018
Image: Erik Osberg
A white room with translucen cables hanging from the ceiling. A video of a bruised cheek is projected on a screen.
Aniara Omann & Gary Zhenxi Zhang, Cross-feed, 2018
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2018
Image: Erik Osberg
Film still showing an older woman measuring something carefully. In the background are various items that suggest this is an archive
Karolina Bergula, Office for Monument Construction, 2016
Film still, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2016
Courtesy of the artist
Film still showing two older people looking carefully into a cardboard box. They appear to be in an archive
Karolina Bergula, Office for Monument Construction, 2016
Film still, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2016
Courtesy of the artist
dark room with a wooden table and stool. in the background there is a small tv monitor
Sarah Forrest & Virginia Hutchison, In the Shadow of the Hand, 2012
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2012
projected image of a tower of cards in a pyramid shape
Sarah Forrest & Virginia Hutchison, In the Shadow of the Hand, 2012
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2012
rustic room with brick walls, the lighting is low. in the foreground there is a wooden table and stool. in the background there is a small screen that an image of a tower of cards is being projected onto.
Sarah Forrest & Virginia Hutchison, In the Shadow of the Hands, 2012
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2012
book on a shelf attached to a wall. there is a lamp clipped to the edge of the shelf. on both sides of the book there is a white cotton archival glove.
Sarah Forrest & Virginia Hutchison, In the Shadow of the Hand, 2012
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2012
three people sat in a lowly lit room with brick walls. atop plinths there are lamps and glass bottles.
Sarah Forrest & Virginia Hutchison, In the Shadow of the Hand, 2012
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2012
dimly lit room with brick walls. there are four works on the walls lit from above.
Myrto Stampoulou, 2010
Installation view, Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2010
dim green and blue image of a road with a building site behind it. there is a silhouette of a crane.
Myrto Stampoulou, 2010
Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2010
there is a white box on the floor with a white Panama hat next to it. a small black tube pokes out the white box.
Myrto Stampoulou, 2010
Market Gallery, Glasgow International 2010

Market Gallery is a contemporary artist-run space based in Glasgow’s East End which has been run by a rolling committee since it was established in 2000. The committee is made up of emerging artists from a diverse range of backgrounds. Market Gallery platforms and supports work by emerging artists that disrupts, renews, questions, emancipates and celebrates experimentation, through a programme that facilitates restorative and non-didactic forms of pedagogy in Scotland and beyond.

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