| 34 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh New Town EH3 6QE | |
| 01315571020 | |
| Open Eye Gallery Website | |
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The Open Eye Gallery has been established since 1982 and is one of Scotland’s leading contemporary private art galleries. Set in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town in a former Georgian townhouse, it offers an extensive and varied exhibition programme of Scottish contemporary painting, printmaking and applied arts throughout the year.
The gallery works closely with private individual collectors as well as corporate clients to advise them on their collections.
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