Glasgow’s first ever Photography Crawl - celebrating an exhibition by Emma Latimer - is taking place in Shawlands on the south side of Glasgow on Saturday 19 November. The photography on display focuses on old historic buildings which are now home to popular pubs. Photography Crawl participants will have the chance to learn a bit about the history of each building housing the pub, while enjoying some drinks. The official Photography Crawl event is taking place at 6pm on Saturday 19 November and is free to join.

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Glasgow’s first ever Photography Crawl – taking place this weekend!

-      Photography exhibition by Glasgow artist Emma Latimer, on display across five Glasgow pubs, is being celebrated with a pub crawl.

-      Get your art fix with your pint!

Glasgow’s first ever Photography Crawl is taking place in Shawlands on the south side of Glasgow on Saturday 19 November.

The photography on display is the work of Glasgow artist Emma Latimer and focuses on old historic buildings which are now home to popular pubs. 

Photography Crawl participants will have the chance to learn a bit about the history of each building housing the pub, while enjoying some drinks.

Mimmo Sorrento, manager of the butterfly and the pig, said: “We’re delighted to be taking part in Emma’s latest photography exhibition, it’s a unique idea and will be of interest to many people living in Glasgow.”

Emma Latimer, artist, said: “The collection sets out to inspire a sense of unity between art, business and the community.”

The official Photography Crawl event is taking place at 6pm on Saturday 19 November and is free to join. For more information go to: www.meetup.com/photographycrawl

Photography Crawl venues are:

-          Linen 1906

-          The Granary

-          The Butterfly & the Pig

-          Buongiorno

-          Sweeneys on the Park

Each venue is showcasing at least one of Emma’s framed photographs of Shawlands’ historic buildings until 30 November 2016. Framed photographs can be bought from the venues for £50-£150. 

Unframed prints can be bought online at: www.tidal101.tictail.com

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