This art installation created from medical correspondence and leaflets seeks to encourage discussion around Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and reframe its numerous – yet often unspoken – narratives.
We’ll celebrate the life of Scottish artist Georgina Smith through an exhibition of her lino prints. Inspired by her environment and the people close to her, her artwork often incorporates elements from her own life, including her anti-nuclear activism, for which she was imprisoned many times.
This small, interactive exhibition draws on a new open-access digital archive at GWL to reveal ‘transoceanic’ networks that stretched across the Atlantic and Pacific in the 1980s and 90s, linking Greenham women and Indigenous communities.
Artist Ailie Rutherford has been working with us to visualise the complex nature of work and care for many women. This exhibition will display prints and other outcomes from the Mapping Women’s Work workshop series at GWL.
How do women poets, past and present, connect with nature and how can women today take on the challenges of the climate crisis? We’ll be sharing words of hope, fear, […]
Georgina: ‘Art, Morality and Law’ is a film made by Lin Li, featuring various items from Georgina Smith’s personal archive. In this film Georgina talks about her actions and prison experiences, and reflects on what ‘peace’ and ‘activism’ mean to her.
