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🐾 Today’s #OnlineArtExchange theme is Wildlife & the Environment 🌍 From our collection: Waiting for a Prey by Charles Livingston Bull (1874–1932) – a master of wildlife illustration whose art was shaped by his early career in taxidermy.

🌸 Keep an eye out for the stunning Elephant Hawk-moth, on the wing right now! Scan the QR on our handmade seed postcards to see it in AR. 🌿 The card can be planted to grow rosebay willowherb, its foodplant, and attract pollinators to green spaces!

🌍 The HERDS have arrived in Manchester! Supported by Art Fund, We brought the HERDS to Inverclyde, where pupils tackled plastic pollution with puppet-making and a joyful community parade! ♻️🎨

🌸 July's birth flower is the water lily! Our 139-year-old Nymphaea alba specimen was collected in 1886 at Loch-na-Kenna. Native to Britain, white water lilies support pond life—sheltering frogs, dragonflies & more. Tag a July baby! 💧🐸🌿

A fantastic collaboration which delivered a powerful message about how plastic pollution affects species on the River Clyde in a fun and STEAMtastic project

'Still Life with Flowers' by James Fullarton from our new exhibition celebrating works held in our collection by some of the past tutors and students of the Glasgow School of Art.

Today's Art UK #OnlineArtExchange theme is film and cinema. John Martin’s dramatic mezzotints of Paradise Lost influenced the visionary worlds of George Lucas and Peter Jackson. 🚀 You can now explore a digital showcase of our own copy of Paradise Lost in our Art Gallery.

Clock presented to Thomas D. Rorison in 1877 by his colleagues at the Crawhall Allison & Co. Dellingburn Sugar Refinery when he left to join the Greenock and Glasgow Electro Company. The clock was purchased from J. T. Ward, optician and watchmaker of Charles St, Greenock.