Castlemilk Womanhouse Archive
Some last steps in research before I say goodbye…
Our intern Jeanette just published her last monthly blog post before her return back to Germany. We will greatly miss her!
In Profile and Staying There: Celebrating 25 years of GWL by taking a look back at its predecessor, Women in Profile.
Information ans Management placement student, Ellen Embleton, writes about the collections she worked on during her 2 week cataloguing placement at the library.
Castlemilk (Haunted) Womanhouse
Organised by women in the Womanhouse, notably Rachael Harris and Julie Roberts, the Haunted House was a participatory project aimed at children. For weeks, women and children in Castlemilk worked on making gruesome sculptures, installations, and costumes…
Castlemilk Womanhouse poster
Julie Roberts, 1990. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library
Participant in Coo Geller and Sharon Dipity’s papermaking workshop
Castlemilk Womanhouse, 1990. Photograph by Rachael Harris. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library
Rachael Harris in ‘Jobs for the Girls’ t-shirt
‘Jobs for the Girls’ t-shirt designed by Julie Roberts with ‘Jobs for the Girls’ stamp logo designed by Rachael Harris. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library
What is Castlemilk Womanhouse – Artists Call Out poster
Cathy Wilkes, Julie Roberts and Rachael Harris, 1990. Glasgow Women’s Library Collection, © Glasgow Women’s Library
T-shirt design from Julie Roberts T-shirt making workshop
Castlemilk Womanhouse, 1990. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library
Castlemilk Womanhouse workshop poster
Julie Roberts, 1990. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library
Women’s Own Annual: Glasgow based women working in the Visual Arts, 1990
ed. Adele Patrick, Kate Henderson, Sandra Saul, Lesley Gardiner and Rachael Harris. Women in Profile, 1990. Glasgow Women’s Library Collection, © Glasgow Women’s Library