A photography exhibition showcasing some of the real faces of Glasgow will go on display at the gallery in Govanhill Baths. the enigmatic art space will match a collection of photos that provide a snapshot of Glasgow’s style and character.
Award-winning photographer David Boni has created 25 individual portraits with a mixed line-up including a young-at-heart retired ballet dancer, a dapper factory worker and even a fire eater.
The free exhibition was commissioned by Whyte & Mackay, which is paying homage to the spirit of the city that has played a big part in creating the whisky since it was founded in Glasgow in 1844.
The Glasgow Folk exhibition takes place on November 25 and 26 from 12pm – 8pm at The Govanhill Baths, 99 Calder St, Glasgow G42 7RA. Free to access.
Visitors over 18 years of age will enjoy a free dram of Whyte & Mackay from 4pm – 8pm.
Warm clothes advisable.
