On the occasion of the GI Festival, a number of spaces across Glasgow resonate with a feminist voice. Lucy Reynolds is interested in the collective power of the Women’s Movement; tracing it through the spaces, writings and memories of the city.
A Feminist Chorus includes recitations from personal and polemic texts, adding a communal voice to Glasgow’s feminist history. The score draws on the collection of Glasgow Women’s Library and the city’s archives, including The Glasgow School of Art and the Mitchell Library. Participants from across Glasgow will speak the score at a collective choral event at Glasgow Women’s Library, while sound installations will be orchestrated, recorded and aired at other locations that carry echoes of the past. A Feminist Chorus is curated by MAP, a Glasgow-based online contemporary art publisher.
A film of the live choir performance of A Feminist Chorus will be sited amongst the books at the Library for the duration of GI. No booking necessary, just come in during our open hours to view the film.
Ruth Barker & Kim Moore will be launching their works with performances in our intimate and evocative library venue. Also performing live is Lucy Reynolds’ A Feminist Chorus, bringing together a choir made up of participants from across Glasgow. This event will take place on Saturday 5th April, visit the events page for more information.
A Feminist Chorus is curated by MAP, a Glasgow-based online contemporary art publisher.