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Listen Gallery C.I.C is an artist-run, non-profit sound arts gallery and communal listening space based in Glasgow.
Listen Gallery C.I.C is an artist-run, non-profit sound arts gallery and communal listening space based in Glasgow.
We create spaces for listening through creative projects, such as workshops, performances, exhibitions, screenings, and other sound-focused projects. Our aim is to make sound art accessible to everyone and to use listening as a way to create, collaborate, reflect, and grow together.
We create spaces for listening through creative projects, such as workshops, performances, exhibitions, screenings, and other sound-focused projects. Our aim is to make sound art accessible to everyone and to use listening as a way to create, collaborate, reflect, and grow together.
Most events are free to access, and we provide food and tea as part of how we gather. Listening, for us, is an act of care: a way to understand ourselves, each other, and our environment. Through this space, we work to imagine better futures.
Most events are free to access, and we provide food and tea as part of how we gather. Listening, for us, is an act of care: a way to understand ourselves, each other, and our environment. Through this space, we work to imagine better futures.
As an unfunded organisation, we strive for greater equity in the arts and are working to build stronger, more connected, and inclusive communities.
As an unfunded organisation, we strive for greater equity in the arts and are working to build stronger, more connected, and inclusive communities.
Upcoming...
Upcoming...
Listen Gallery launches Sorchive
a new living archive of sound makers across Scotland, created by Listen Gallery to support new collaborations, commissions and connections between different sound and music practices.
Trans Harm Reduction
As a part of Right to Remain's Week to End Immigration Detention, Trans Harm Reduction is running a public workshop about self-medding in the immigration system. The workshop will include considerations for migrants, their allies, and will have an open Q&A.
Art of Family Life
Exhibition
Thursday 29 October – Saturday 14 November 2026
Through oral history, audio-visual works and community gathering, the Art of Family Life reflects the creativity, joys and struggles of refugee communities who have settled in Glasgow.
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Fossilised Frequencies Radio Buena Vida show
every third Sunday of the month: 12-1pm
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