Plymouth Glass Gallery
23 Southside Street, The Barbican, Plymouth, PL1 2LD
info@plymouthglassgallery.co.uk
https://plymouthglassgallery.com/
Situated on the main street of Plymouth's historic Barbican alongside Plymouth's waterfront, described by many as one of Plymouth's gems is Plymouth Glass Gallery.
A light, modern gallery of contemporary glass. The walls are adorned with fused glass wall art made on the premises by owner Ian. To an array of pieces to suit every budget. From candle holders to one off stand alone pieces. The whole gallery is a kaleidoscope of colour and a warm welcome greets everyone.
Much of the fused glass art work is made to commission, meeting customers requirements on colour, size and design. Ian’s work can be found in homes in a variety of cities around the world.
One of the longest established independent businesses on the Barbican, after winning best business on Plymouth’s waterfront in 2014, the gallery has gone from strength to strength and made a positive impact within this historic area of Plymouth.
Our Stories
Handcrafted Olive Oil Bottles for Restaurant Story
We were delighted to collaborate with celebrity chef Tom Sellers and his acclaimed Restaurant Story to create bespoke olive oil pouring bottles inspired by the elegant shape of an olive.
A Golden Christmas at London Glassblowing
We are marking the countdown to our 50th anniversary with a gold-themed Christmas exhibition. Founded by Peter Layton in 1976, the studio has evolved into one of Europe's longest-running glass galleries. Artists have created special pieces incorporating gold to celebrate this milestone "Golden Year" as the studio prepares for 2026's anniversary celebrations.
Q&A with David Reekie
We asked artist David Reekie a series of questions to delve into his creative process and uncover what drives his distinctive vision. Explore David's journey from initial sketchbook concepts to finished glass sculptures, his captivating figurative work, and the social and political ideas that inspire and inform his artistic practice.