Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow: Sitting pretty

Friday 11 April 2008 01:02 BST

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The artist Jim Lambie transformed the main room of the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow yesterday for a new exhibition, Forever Changes, which features statues made out of chairs, clothes and old records, displayed on a spectacular vinyl floor. The exhibition runs until 29 September

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Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow: Sitting pretty