Opening Hours

Tuesday - Sunday
10am - 6pm

28 KING STREET
GLASGOW
SCOTLAND
G1 5QP

Transmission Gallery is located in Merchant City, in the center of Glasgow.
It is easily accessible by public transport, bike, or car.

Getting There

by Train

The closest train station is Argyle street, and a 10min walk away from Central station.

by Bus

The closest stops are Candlebriggs and Osborne street.

by Car

There is a public parking lot on King St. just two blocks away from the gallery.

by Bike

There are plenty of bike racks in the vicinity, however, the gallery doesn't count with one of its own.

Accessibility

We welcome all visitors. If you have an access requirement which we haven’t listed here, please get in touch in advance of your visit and we will make our best endeavours to help you.

Quiet Times

Quiet times to visit exhibitions are Wednesdays and Thursdays, particularly mid-afternoon. If you require an empty gallery space in order to comfortably and safely visit our exhibitions, for example if you are neurodivergent or if you are shielding, please contact access@ica.art and we will arrange this with you.

Visual

Large print exhibition text is available upon request at the Box Office. Assistance animals are always welcome.

Wheelchairs

Transmission main gallery is wheelchair accessible. The ground floor and archives

Digital

This website has been developed to conform to the W3C accessibility guidelines for level AA compliance. We have endeavoured to conform to all the presented guidelines in level AA wherever possible. You can use the "ACCESSIBILITY" button located in the left column to change the contrast colours and/or decrease/increase the font size of the website. You can also change the font size of most websites by using the font size controls integrated in your web browser.

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Contact

You can reach us by email at:
info@transmissiongallery.org

or send us a message in any of our socials:
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This website was made by Rodrigo Nava Ramírez, an artist and computer programmer from Mexico City.