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21 Revolutions postcards
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.
We have postcards of several of the artworks now available for just £1 each, or £5 for the full set.
21 Revolutions: The Publication
A stunning book featuring creative responses by 42 women artists and writers to Glasgow Women’s Library’s archive and collection.
In 2012 Glasgow Women’s Library celebrated its 21st birthday. To mark two decades of life-changing work, GWL commissioned 21 internationally renowned artists and 21 published writers to create new works inspired by our unique museum, archive and library collections. The resulting fine art prints, poems and creative writing have been brought together with the sources that inspired the work in a beautiful, lushly illustrated, enlightening and readable book.
21 Spare Ribs: Exclusive ltd edition screenprint by Helen de Main
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 texts in each of Helen de Main's works are drawn directly from the January edition of Spare Rib through its 21 year history
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.
Deutsche Audioführung der Frauengeschichte im Glasgower West End
Aufgrund des riesigen Erfolges unseres Glasgower West End-Frauenspaziergangs mit Karte ist das ‚Women Make History Team‘ mit der ersten Audioführung eines Glasgower Frauenspaziergangs wieder in die Geschichtsbücher eingegangen.
Von pfeiffenrauchenden Aufseherinnen bis zu protestierenden Schulprofessorinnen deckt der Rundgang die geheime Geschichte des West Ends auf. Er ermöglicht einen einzigartigen und inspirienden Einblick in die bisher unbekannten Leben der Frauen, die das West End ausmachten.
Grassroots: Exclusive ltd edition digital pigment fine art print by Delphine Dallison
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.
Delphine Dallison drew her inspiration from the collection of badges in the GWL archive.
GWL Makes You Think stickers
Glasgow Women's Library Makes You Think – and our stickers add a splash of colour to your notebook, bag, wall, or anywhere you place them!
Designed for GWL by Maeve Redmond and Sophie Dyer as part of our 'GWL Makes You Think' campaign, these 7cm stickers are a bright, bold and striking way to show your support for Glasgow Women's Library.
Just £1 each (including postage & packing), these stickers are available in two colour combinations: pink and yellow, and blue and yellow.
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Hens Tae Watch Oot Fur Issue 8
Hens Tae Watch Oot Fur is Glasgow Women’s Library’s Queer Feminist Zine. Issue 8 has been produced for LGBT History Month, and reflects on themes of heritage and history.
Homespun: Exclusive ltd edition screen print by Kate Gibson
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.
Kate Gibson's Homespun is a homage to the dedicated homemakers of the 1950s. It’s a modern-day domestic sticker bombing campaign, where completed chores are rewarded with stickers to be collected like coupons or co-op stamps.
Horses: Exclusive ltd edition print by Sarah Wright
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.
Sarah Wright’s Horses takes the library’s vast collection of zines as its starting point.
