Founded in 1989 by the Glasgow Photography Group, Street Level Photoworks is a leading centre for photography in Scotland, combining a vibrant public gallery with open-access production facilities. Located within Trongate 103, it offers an inspiring space to experience, create, and purchase photography, with a programme that is both locally rooted and internationally connected. Exhibitions showcase a diverse range of artists and approaches, from celebrated names to emerging talent, while education and outreach projects extend its impact into communities across Scotland. The gallery’s commitment to accessibility and participation ensures that photography is presented as an inclusive, engaging art form. Visitors can explore thought-provoking shows, browse a curated selection of books, zines, and limited-edition prints, and take part in workshops that encourage creative expression. Street Level Photoworks remains a vital platform for lens-based art, fostering dialogue, innovation, and a deeper appreciation of the photographic image.
Glasgow ScotlandStreet Level Photoworks is situated at 103 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HD, right in the vibrant Merchant City district. The venue is renowned for its engaging photography exhibitions and open access photographic production facilities, providing a creative hub for both local and international artists and visitors. Within walking distance are cultural highlights such as the Tron Theatre and Russian Café Cossachok, as well as other Glasgow arts organisations, independent shops, and cafés, giving the area a lively and diverse cultural atmosphere. The gallery is easily accessible, located close to Argyle Street and Queen Street stations, with convenient subway and bus links, and car parks only a few minutes away on Albion Street, King Street, and Glassford Street. As a central part of Glasgow’s creative scene, Street Level Photoworks is a gateway to the city’s dynamic arts and cultural offer.