‘Wish You Were Here’ exhibition, at Edelweiss Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland. 17

Wish You Were Here is an exhibition of intimately-sized artworks the size of postcards, created by Drawing Studio 23, an international collective of artists, all graduates of the Royal Drawing School, London, UK. On display at The Edelweiss Gallery, Glasgow from 17-21 June 2026.

Wish You Were Here brings together a showcase of small works with an extraordinary range of approaches, techniques, styles and subjects, by a group of artists working together since 2023 as the collective, Drawing Studio 23.

Not only is each artwork individual and unique, but in the spirit of a postcard, each work will carry a secret message from the artist to the collector.

Wish You Were Here is a selling exhibition with an intentionally accessible price point of between £10 to £50.

Participating Artists

Organisation & Curation: Hayley Banks

Aimee Labourne
Amy Drayson
Aruna Radha
Becky Moriarty
Elisa Hudson
Esther Cawley
Harriet Richards
Hayley Banks
Heidrun van Dörfjes
Iain Richardson
Janice Cameron
Kelise Franclemont
Kerry Dunning
Leah Rice
Lesley Croxford
Ruth Cassidy

View/download Exhibition Guide and artist bios [PDF]

About the artists

After completing the Online Drawing Development Year at the Royal Drawing School in London in 2023, the artists formed a collective known as Drawingstudio23, who still discover new ways to work together, both in person and online, from across the UK, Ireland, the USA, Germany and the Netherlands.

Come see Wish You Were Here at

The Edelweiss Gallery & Creative Space
16 Eastvale PIace
Glasgow G3 8QG
https://www.instagram.com/edelweissglasgow/

Open hours
From Wednesday 17 Jun to Sunday 21 June 2026

Wed 17 June: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Thu 18 June: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Fri 19 June: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sat 20 June: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sun 21 June: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm

Private View/Opening
Tuesday 16 June 2026, 6:00 pm to late
RSVP: drawingstudio23@gmail.com

Accessibility: Please note that access to The Edelweiss has a shallow step up to enter the gallery. Also, there is a standard (non-accessible) toilet available to visitors upon request.