Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts has announced its permanent closure due to ongoing financial difficulties, resulting in all staff being made redundant. The venue, a key part of the city's art scene since 1992, had recently secured significant funding but continued to face financial irregularities and internal disputes. The centre has also been at the heart of protests and controversies, particularly around its stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which led to board resignations and public demonstrations. The closure marks the end of an era for a space that has played a significant role in Glasgow's cultural life, following years of turbulence, protests, and financial instability.