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National Museum of Roller Derby stickers
Your chance to get hold of some of the official merchandise for the new National Museum of Roller Derby collection at Glasgow Women's Library, which was founded by artist Ellie Harrison in 2012 as her contribution to the library's 20th anniversary project.
These black vinyl stickers feature the National Museum of Roller Derby's beautiful logo.
Reading List T-Shirt: Our Bodies Ourselves
READING LIST T-Shirts designed by KAISA LASSINARO & MAEVE REDMOND
Made by BAR ONE CLOTHING
Fairtrade, organic cotton t-shirt
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Reading List T-Shirt: The Living Mountain
READING LIST designed by KAISA LASSINARO & MAEVE REDMOND
Made by BAR ONE CLOTHING
Fairtrade, organic cotton t-shirt
S/M/L/XL/XXL
Reading List T-Shirt: Woman on the Edge of Time
READING LIST designed by KAISA LASSINARO & MAEVE REDMOND
Made by BAR ONE CLOTHING
Fairtrade, organic cotton t-shirt
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Riso Print Greeting Cards
These prints were designed in an online workshop in 2021 during which volunteers, staff and learners created artworks to illustrate how Glasgow Women’s Library had transformed them.
A Scarf for Glasgow Women’s Library: Exclusive ltd edition digital print on silk by Ruth Barker
To mark Glasgow Women’s Library’s 21st anniversary, the Library commissioned 21 women artists to create new work inspired by items and artefacts in our collections.
The immensely warm and welcoming embrace of the Library and its community is celebrated in Ruth Barker's scarves’ enveloping wrap.
Advice-giver: Exclusive ltd edition screenprint by Ciara Phillips
To mark Glasgow Women’s Library’s 21st anniversary, the Library commissioned 21 women artists to create new work inspired by items and artefacts in our collections.
Ciara Phillips's work for the Glasgow Women’s Library was made in response to items found in the library's poster archive.
Cheiron in Type: Exclusive ltd edition digital pigment fine art print by Lucy Skaer
To mark Glasgow Women’s Library’s 21st anniversary, the Library commissioned 21 women artists to create new work inspired by items and artefacts in our collections.
Lucy Skaer’s Cheiron in Type is a photograph of a damaged copy of ‘Cheiron’ by R.C. Trevelyan published by the Hogarth press and printed in 1927. The book is cast in to a block with melted down tin type.
GWL Gift Friendship
Gift a Glasgow Women’s Library Friendship this Christmas!
A Gift Friendship is a gift to a Friend as well as to the many different women who benefit from our projects and services every day.
Gift a GWL Friendship this season and help support our life-changing work. Not only do we celebrate women’s lives, histories and achievements through our lending library, museum and archive but we also actively support women from all walks of life across Scotland. Through our many learning programmes, and projects focusing on Adult Literacy and Volunteer Development, we have helped women try new things and achieve far more than they ever imagined. The support of every one of our Friends means the world to us, as they are keeping us and our work going now more than ever!
Limited Edition Freedom for Women Poster
Poster, circa 1985. This poster was designed by Margaret Hamilton and published by Edinburgh Women’s Liberation Group. It features in our Sisterhood is Powerful exhibition.
We have reduced the price of the final batch of posters as they are slightly damaged with minor creases or small tears at the edges. This does not impact on the overall print image, and the posters are still stunning!
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Moneses Uniflora: Exclusive ltd edition etching and handmade artist’s book by Amanda Thomson
To mark Glasgow Women’s Library’s 21st anniversary, the Library commissioned 21 women artists to create new work inspired by items and artefacts in our collections.
Amanda Thomson's Moneses Uniflora consists of a print and a bookwork. The title refers to the Latin name for the one-flowered wintergreen, a rare plant that was the favourite flower of Mary McCallum Webster, a self-taught botanist who died in 1986.
