Upright Gallery

Upright Gallery is a small independent gallery run by graphic designer Ian Farmer.

About Upright Gallery

	3 Barclay Terrace , Edinburgh South EH10 4HP
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It is situated between Bruntsfield and Tollcross overlooking the Links in Edinburgh.

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Upcoming Events at Upright Gallery

Exhibitions

Above Ground: Andrew Radford & Susie Redman

25th October 2025 - 14th November 2025

Upright Gallery, Edinburgh South

This exhibition at Upright Gallery, brings together Andrew Radford's assemblages and Susie Redman's weavings!

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