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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.
Limited Edition Women and Food Poster
Poster, 1990. This poster was one of a series promoting elements of the Women in Profile festival. Women in Profile is the organisation that gave rise to Glasgow Women's Library in 1991.
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MARCH documents the large scale, public art event March of Women taking to the streets of Bridgeton on the eve of International Women’s Day 2015.
Mary Barbour Monument: Exclusive ltd edition collage by Sharon Thomas
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.
Sharon Thomas's Mary Barbour Monument proposes a city marker to celebrate one of the most influential and powerful women in Glasgow’s history.
Necessity: Exclusive ltd edition artwork by Karla Black
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.
For 21 Revolutions, Karla Black has created a series of 50 unique sculptures that sit like greetings cards
Not Just The Perfect Moments: Exclusive ltd edition digital fine art print by Kate Davis
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.
In this work, as is the case with much of Kate Davis’ practice, photography and drawing are brought into close relation, and both are questioned as techniques for representing, and caring for, the past.
Raging Dyke Network: Exclusive ltd edition colour postcards by Nicky Bird with Alice Andrews
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.
Raging Dyke Network (RDN) was a group of radical separatist lesbians active in the late 1990s. It spanned across 52 locations from the UK, Europe, Canada and USA. This edition of 20 postcards by Nicky Bird aims to represent the network’s scale and make visible a history often overlooked, without revealing the personal and political content that belonged to a group who identified themselves in terms of their separatist gender politics.
Reading List T-Shirt: A Room of One’s Own
READING LIST designed by KAISA LASSINARO & MAEVE REDMOND
Made by BAR ONE CLOTHING
Fairtrade, organic cotton t-shirt
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This Land is Your Land…: Exclusive ltd edition digital pigment fine art print by Sam Ainsley
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.
Sam Ainsley's print uses a process of word association to celebrate the qualities of all the women of Scotland: “I didn't want to name names as so many would have to be left out…”
To the dear love of comrades: in memory of Flora Murray: Exclusive ltd edition digital pigment fine art print by Fiona Dean
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.
Fiona Dean’s print celebrates the life and work of Flora Murray, a medical doctor and an active and prominent member of the WSPU
Untitled: Exclusive ltd edition screenprint by Claire Barclay
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 featured in these two diptychs of prints by Claire Barclay re-appropriate a slogan that was used by the Social Purity Movement, aligned to temperance and women’s suffrage groups in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
We Want: Exclusive ltd edition digital print and screenprint by Ashley Cook
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.
For this work, Ashley Cook took inspiration from the Suffragette collection at GWL, specifically the quote ‘We want what men have, it may not be a lot but we want it just the same’, taken from a Suffragette postcard, and imagery drawn from the card game PANKO.