Drawn to the possibilities left open by Joan Eardley’s last, incomplete, painting Two Children (1962), artist Kate Downie is debuting her recreated and completed version of Eardley’s iconic painting alongside other new works that explore childhood, sibling relationships, care and creativity.
An exhibition of a portrait series focusing on the stories of women who are refugees in Jordan awaiting resettlement to North America or Europe.
After a year of exploring creative writing, the Free Writing Society invites you to experience the peaceful and connecting space they've discovered through writing and sharing.
Presented in the Travelling Gallery, Between Women takes works by the photographer Franki Raffles as a starting point to trace the connections between documentary and feminism.
An opportunity to see this beautiful exhibition a week before it closes and to hear Rayna Carruthers speak about her photography, the process and some of the ways she considers ethics within her practice.
In the Folds is an installation created by Alexandra Compton, a writer and artist from Bridgeton, Glasgow.
Touch Tales celebrates and addresses our need for more wide-spread and unashamed acts of platonic connection and care. Through storytelling, writing, conversation and gentle sensation-led movement, we invite you to share your histories and memories of meaningful touch.
Touch Tales celebrates and addresses our need for more wide-spread and unashamed acts of platonic connection and care. Through storytelling, writing, conversation and gentle sensation-led movement, we invite you to share your histories and memories of meaningful touch.
This Women Making It Special we will be joined by writer and artist Alexandra Compton for a special event combining writing, origami, and activism.
Faced with the rapid privatisation of health and culture this performance experiments with queer-feminist modes of public address, past and present.
