Come join us at Transmission for a mini-festival of members' video work, over two days! This is one of the most exciting parts of our current film screening programme, and is not to be missed!
PART ONE: SAT 10th DEC from 3PM
Works by: Anne Mie Bak Andersen, Elaine Ang, Peter Basma-Lord, Jennifer Clews, Benjie Cluness, Chantal Ng, Kenneth Davidson, Dora Economou, Michael Davis & Nathan Elliot, Federico Delvecchio, Fionn Duffy, Victoria Evans, Choterina, Freer, Warren Garland, Katrine Holmgren, Morwenna Kearsley, Katherine Ka Yi Liu, Ella Ruth Mackay, Steve Mallon, Declan Malone, Michelle Marcoux, Rowan Markson, Jens Masimov, Nicola McCartney, Robert Thomas/James Mills and Paul Chambers
PART TWO: SUN 11th DEC from 3PM
Works by: Giuseppe Mistretta, Ewan Mitchell, Rebecca Morris, Marija Nemcenko, Danny Pagarani, Holly Hennessy, Stina Runesson, Alan Rutherford, Michael Sacco, John S Savage, Helen Shaddock, Rachel Simpson, Sandra Alland, James Stephen Wright, Richard Taylor, Alexander Storey Gordon, Jane Topping, Anna Wachsmuth, Kim Yahya, Daniela Zahler, and Dan Shay
Transmission
28 King Street
Glasgow, G1 5QP
Wednesday, 7 December 2016
Sunday, 27 November 2016
Eating An Ulster Fry Up Off an Ipad
James Oberhelm
Project Space, The Vic, 20 Scott Street, Glasgow, G3 6PE
Tue 29th November 2016 Roman, 3pm
Ladies and gentlemen
boys and girls
beasts and dreamers
advocates and indicted
here
in the cancerous labyrinth of our techno-imperium, in the acrid and
rancid miasma of a millennia-long come-down, where imprisonment in the
rotten bowels of a slave camp is hawked as a brave new transcendence, we
find ourselves in a greasy spoon, down some overlooked byway at an
unknown hour, face to face with death in the form of a clown. It is The
Maggot, here to instruct us in the perverse art of cosmic reversion, by
means of a fry-up. Hidden in the face of the dark satanic everywhere
that is the consumer totality, the imperialism of ordered normality
collapsing into the viscid maw of a joyously devouring demon is
revelation of everyday life.
Have you ever wondered how you really do become death, destroyer of worlds?
Come along then.
Saturday, 26 November 2016
Cones & Eggs - Geneva Sills
New photographic work by Geneva Sills
Cones & Eggs attempts to renew and simplify an appreciation for the materiality of photography and the female form. Still lifes, presented as gelatin silver prints, act as sexually charged stand-ins amplified further by accompanying colour pigment prints.
Sills’ new gelatin silver prints reference, in order to re-orient, the work of commercial/fashion photographer Paul Outerbridge. Her new pigment prints emphasize the connections between photography and painting.
Intermedia Gallery
Preview: November 25th 6-9 pm
Open to the public Wed-Sun 12-5 pm until December 18th.
http://www.cca-glasgow.com/programme/geneva-sills-cones-eggs
Cones & Eggs attempts to renew and simplify an appreciation for the materiality of photography and the female form. Still lifes, presented as gelatin silver prints, act as sexually charged stand-ins amplified further by accompanying colour pigment prints.
Sills’ new gelatin silver prints reference, in order to re-orient, the work of commercial/fashion photographer Paul Outerbridge. Her new pigment prints emphasize the connections between photography and painting.
Intermedia Gallery
Preview: November 25th 6-9 pm
Open to the public Wed-Sun 12-5 pm until December 18th.
http://
Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Friday, 4 November 2016
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Francis McKee - How to know what's really happening.
Francis McKee's latest book 'How to know what's really happening' has just been published by Sternberg Press.
Wednesday, 2 November 2016
Making People Up
Tramway’s annual Artists' Moving Image Festival (AMIF), will challenge
the conventions of the cinema space through strategies of disruption,
subversion and intervention.
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Day 1: Making People Up, Saturday 5 November
Programmed by Sarah Tripp
Making People Up manifests characters on the screen, stage and page. This programme of screenings, performances and readings in three 'acts' will unfold within the exposed, theatrical machinery of Tramway 1.
Introduction: 12:00
by Anna McLauchlan, Carrie Skinner and Brighton-Upton Trust
ACT 1: 12:15–13:45pm
Screening: Opaque
Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz
10 min,
HD video, 2014
Performance: Like a Rolling Stone
Aniara Omann
Performed by Jody Henderson and Kenneth Wilson
20 min, 2016
Screening: The Last Performance
Jérôme Bel
59 min,
Video, 1998
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Day 1: Making People Up, Saturday 5 November
Programmed by Sarah Tripp
Making People Up manifests characters on the screen, stage and page. This programme of screenings, performances and readings in three 'acts' will unfold within the exposed, theatrical machinery of Tramway 1.
Introduction: 12:00
by Anna McLauchlan, Carrie Skinner and Brighton-Upton Trust
ACT 1: 12:15–13:45pm
Screening: Opaque
Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz
10 min,
HD video, 2014
Performance: Like a Rolling Stone
Aniara Omann
Performed by Jody Henderson and Kenneth Wilson
20 min, 2016
Screening: The Last Performance
Jérôme Bel
59 min,
Video, 1998
TRIUMPH OF ZERO
TRIUMPH OF ZERO
Dennis & Debbie Club
Erica Eyres
Beagles & Ramsay
John Russell
Andy Warhol
Voidoid Archive
Unit 12 Arch 23, 100 Eastvale Place, Glasgow G38QG
Exhibition open from 29 October – 13 November
Monday to Saturday 11am – 5pm
Friday, 23 September 2016
Final Incarnation
VoidoidARCHIVE presents FINAL INCARNATION - a solo exhibition of new work by Aniara Omann
Aniara Omann. b. 1987. DK.
Lives and works in Glasgow
Graduated from Funen Art Academy, and Glasgow School of Art, MFA.
www.aniaraomann.com
Opening 23 September, 7pm-10.00pm
Aniara Omann. b. 1987. DK.
Lives and works in Glasgow
Graduated from Funen Art Academy, and Glasgow School of Art, MFA.
www.aniaraomann.com
Opening 23 September, 7pm-10.00pm
Friday, 16 September 2016
MARIA†. editions @ Independent Art Book Fair
Preview + Opening Reception
Thursday, September 15, 6-8pm
Independent Art Book Fair is free and open to the public:
September 16 - 18, from 11am to 7pm, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
Greenpoint Terminal Warehouse
67 West Street
Brooklyn, NY 11222
http://mariaeditions.com
Friday, 1 July 2016
Katie Schwab at Glasgow Sculpture Studios
Exhibition preview: Saturday 9th June, 5pm-7pm at Glasgow Sculpture Studios
Glasgow Sculpture Studios presents an exhibition by Katie Schwab, developed throughout her one year MFA Graduate Fellowship at GSS. The exhibition takes its title from a new collection of works made by Florence Dwyer, Katie Schwab and Simon Worthington addressing ideas of collective making and communal living. The exhibition also contains a video work by Katie Schwab and Ed Emery, a text by Rosanna McLaughlin and a screening event in July organised by Jamie George.
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Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2016
2016 MFA graduates Jamie Green and Rodrigo Sandoval are in the Bloomberg New Contemporaries.
http://www.newcontemporaries.org.uk/artists/jamie-green
http://www.newcontemporaries.org.uk/artists/rodrigo-red-sandoval
Bluecoat, Liverpool, 9 July - 16 October 2016
Bloomberg New Contemporaries will launch from 9 July to 16 October 2016 at Bluecoat, Liverpool, marking a return to the venue after 30 years and forming part of Liverpool Biennial 2016.
http://www.newcontemporaries.org.uk/artists/jamie-green
http://www.newcontemporaries.org.uk/artists/rodrigo-red-sandoval
Thursday, 9 June 2016
MFA Degree Show 2016
OPENING WEDNESDAY 15TH JUNE 6 - 9PM AT THE GLUE FACTORY.
EXHIBITION CONTINUES UNTIL SUNDAY 26TH JUNE.
OPEN DAILY FROM 11am - 6pm.
Saturday, 28 May 2016
THE PRINTED SEA
THE PRINTED SEA, an exhibition written and directed by PURE FICTION
at Literaturm, The Frankfurt Litarary Festival
Opening: 31st of May, 19.00
Opening times: Wednesday and Thursday 18 - 20 , Friday to Sunday 14 - 18
In cooperation with the exhibition hall and LiteraTurm .
AUSTELLUNGHALLE, Schulstraße 1A, 60594 Frankfurt am Main
featuring ROSA AIELLO, AMY BALL, WILLARSON BRANDT, JACK BRENNAN, DAN KWON, LUZIE MEYER, AISLINN MCNAMARA, JOSE MONTEALEGRE, VERA PALME, FRANçOIS PISAPIA, NATALIA ROLON, JOHN RYAN, MAHSA SALOOR, MARK VON SCHLEGELL, MIKHAIL WASSMER, DARIO WOKURKA
more info: http://www.literaturm.de/
Friday, 13 May 2016
THE SCOTTISH ENDARKENMENT: Art and Unreason 1945 to the Present
THE SCOTTISH ENDARKENMENT: Art and Unreason 1945 to the Present
(Featuring new work by MFA lecturer Graham Ramsay and a number of MFA alumni)
Opening night: Thursday 12 May 6 - 8pm.
Exhibition runs from 13 May 2016 to 29 August 2016
Dovecot Gallery
10 Infirmary Street
Edinburgh EH1 1LT
Image credit: Jock McFadyen 'Calton Hill'
This thematic exhibition, curated by Bill Hare and Andrew Patrizio of
The University of Edinburgh, in collaboration with Dovecot, provides a
radically new and fascinating presentation of the shared concerns which
have obsessed many of the most important Scottish artists since the end
of World War Two. The Scottish Endarkenment explores a wide range of
disturbing and provocative topics, from ever-escalating international
conflict, social inequality and unrest, gender identity and sexual
prejudice – all fired by the dialectical struggles within the Scottish
psyche between good and evil, Self and the Other. All these subjects are
imaginatively treated within a variety of different interpretations and
mediums – from the out-and-out horrific to the darkly satirical.
Included amongst the forty or so exhibits are works by major Scottish
artists including David Shrigley, Joyce Cairns and Steven Campbell.
Full list of artists:
Beagles & Ramsay, John Bellany, Christine Borland, Joyce Cairns
Steven Campbell, Robert Colquhoun, Fred Crayk, Ken Currie
Alan Davie, Kenneth Dingwall, Pat Douthwaite, Joan Eardley
Graham Fagen, Boyle Family, Helen Flockhart, Luke Fowler
Douglas Gordon,, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Lys Hansen, Kevin Harman
Louise Hopkins, Georgia Horgan, Kenny Hunter, Matthew Inglis
William Johnstone, John Kirkwood, Shona Macnaughton
Chad McCail, Jock McFadyen, Wendy McMurdo, Jonathan Owen
Eduardo Paolozzi, Katie Paterson, Julie Roberts, David Shrigley
Simon Starling, Kerry Stewart, Peter Thomson, William Turnbull
Alison Watt, Richard Wright
Full list of artists:
Beagles & Ramsay, John Bellany, Christine Borland, Joyce Cairns
Steven Campbell, Robert Colquhoun, Fred Crayk, Ken Currie
Alan Davie, Kenneth Dingwall, Pat Douthwaite, Joan Eardley
Graham Fagen, Boyle Family, Helen Flockhart, Luke Fowler
Douglas Gordon,, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Lys Hansen, Kevin Harman
Louise Hopkins, Georgia Horgan, Kenny Hunter, Matthew Inglis
William Johnstone, John Kirkwood, Shona Macnaughton
Chad McCail, Jock McFadyen, Wendy McMurdo, Jonathan Owen
Eduardo Paolozzi, Katie Paterson, Julie Roberts, David Shrigley
Simon Starling, Kerry Stewart, Peter Thomson, William Turnbull
Alison Watt, Richard Wright
Culte Cargo
Conor Kelly & Kari Stewart
13th May—16th May 2016
Preview: 13th May, 7—9pm
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Culte Cargo is a 3-day project and exhibition of works by MFA graduates Conor Kelly and Kari Stewart. The works are products and by-products of individual and collaborative enquiries. Threading the project together is an adherence to pursuing failures of protocol, measuring coincidence against the whittling of meaning.
Kelly and Stewart (now in their mid thirties) make paintings, drawings, texts and sculptures without fees, free time, or decent broadband.
Voidoidarchive
Unit 12 Arch 23, 100 Eastvale Place
G3 8QG Glasgow
Friday, 29 April 2016
MFA Interim Show 2016
MFA Interim Show 2016 | Reid Gallery
You are warmly invited to the preview of this year's MFA Interim Show in the Reid Gallery and Ground Floor Corridor on Friday 6 May 6-8pm.
The exhibition runs daily 10am - 4:30pm until Sunday 15 May.
The annual exhibition of new work by 24 students in the first year of the Master of Fine Art comprising a great variety of works across a wide range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, video, performance and installation.
Charlotte Arnhold, Maria Blom, Alannah Clamp, Lauren Davis, James Dixon, Michael Hautemulle, James Ó hAodha , Songhoon Hong, Tom Krasny, Jaehee Lee, Jungmin Lee, Sabe Lewellyn, Jamie Limond, Holly McLean, Julie Y. Moon, Rhona Mühlebach, Michella Perera, Rattakhate Puksuk, Chloë Reid, Aman Sandhu, Rachel Frances Sharpe, Richard Taylor, Julian Tolhurst (in collaboration with Maria Louiza Biri), Daniela Zahlner
Reid Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art, 164 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, G3 6RF
Image credit: Daniela Zahlner, ' Keep swimming', video still
You are warmly invited to the preview of this year's MFA Interim Show in the Reid Gallery and Ground Floor Corridor on Friday 6 May 6-8pm.
The exhibition runs daily 10am - 4:30pm until Sunday 15 May.
The annual exhibition of new work by 24 students in the first year of the Master of Fine Art comprising a great variety of works across a wide range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, video, performance and installation.
Charlotte Arnhold, Maria Blom, Alannah Clamp, Lauren Davis, James Dixon, Michael Hautemulle, James Ó hAodha , Songhoon Hong, Tom Krasny, Jaehee Lee, Jungmin Lee, Sabe Lewellyn, Jamie Limond, Holly McLean, Julie Y. Moon, Rhona Mühlebach, Michella Perera, Rattakhate Puksuk, Chloë Reid, Aman Sandhu, Rachel Frances Sharpe, Richard Taylor, Julian Tolhurst (in collaboration with Maria Louiza Biri), Daniela Zahlner
Reid Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art, 164 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, G3 6RF
Image credit: Daniela Zahlner, ' Keep swimming', video still
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Intersections
Tuesday 26th April 8pm
Assembly Hall, The Art School, Renfrew Street, Glasgow
Intersections
is a multi-genre event which unites new music with new art. With six
world premieres for ensemble created jointly with six new works of live
art, this unique event will take place in the relaxed setting of
Glasgowʼs iconic School of Art.Curated and produced by co-artistic directors, conductor Jessica Cottis and composer Richard Greer, this collaborative project examines the limits of what we might normally consider ʻmusicʼ or ʻartʼ and explores the intersections between.
Each composer/artist pair have collaborated to create extraordinary works with topics as varied as nuclear submarines, the Kelvin Way, distant dying stars, talking to crows, and digestion are explored through simultaneous LIVE art and music.
Featuring artists Julian Tolhurst, Chloe Reid, Rhona Muhlebach, Olga Kaliszer, Jennifer Mason and James Dixon, composers Jay Capperauld, Euan Ferguson, Richard Greer, Beki Smith, Matt Zurowski and Claire McCue, and the GNME conducted by Jessica Cottis.
Wednesday, 6 April 2016
Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art 2016
http://glasgowinternational.org/
Lots of MFA alumni are taking part in the Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art 2016
including Erica Eyres, Corin Sworn, Martin Boyce, Clara Ursitti, Elizabeth Murphy, Kate V Robertson, Geneva Sills, Claire Barclay, Patrick Cole, Rallou Panagiotou, Helen de Main, Alex Sarkisian, Jack Cheetham, Katrina Valle, Marysia Gacek, Maria Toumazou, Carla Scott Fullerton, Baldvin Ringsted, Deniz Uster, Alberta Whittle, Nicolas Party, Urara Tsuchiya, Zoe Williams, Ilana Halperin, Jonathan Cook, Emily McFarland, Marie Michelle Deschamps, Justin Stephens, Suzanne Dery, Tatham and O'Sullivan, Heather Lander, Adam Lewis-Jacob, Jamie Crewe, Dominic Watson, Alex Rathbone, Scott Rogers.
http://glasgowinternational.org/
Lots of MFA alumni are taking part in the Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art 2016
including Erica Eyres, Corin Sworn, Martin Boyce, Clara Ursitti, Elizabeth Murphy, Kate V Robertson, Geneva Sills, Claire Barclay, Patrick Cole, Rallou Panagiotou, Helen de Main, Alex Sarkisian, Jack Cheetham, Katrina Valle, Marysia Gacek, Maria Toumazou, Carla Scott Fullerton, Baldvin Ringsted, Deniz Uster, Alberta Whittle, Nicolas Party, Urara Tsuchiya, Zoe Williams, Ilana Halperin, Jonathan Cook, Emily McFarland, Marie Michelle Deschamps, Justin Stephens, Suzanne Dery, Tatham and O'Sullivan, Heather Lander, Adam Lewis-Jacob, Jamie Crewe, Dominic Watson, Alex Rathbone, Scott Rogers.
http://glasgowinternational.org/
Saturday, 20 February 2016
Jamie Crewe at Transmission
BUT WHAT WAS MOST AWFUL WAS A GIRL WHO WAS SINGING
Transmission are pleased to present But what was most awful was a girl who was singing, the first solo exhibition of newly commissioned works by the artist Jamie Crewe (MFA 2015).
Incorporating text, video, drawing, sculpture and spatial interventions, Jamie's work is often generated from one or two significant reference points – plays, films, novels and more, which are revisited and mobilised in strange ways. The aesthetic and political qualities of these sources, and particularly references to the gay male cultural canon, are considered from a transfeminine position which Jamie describes as ‘both critical and complicit’; fuelled both by the urge to trace histories, identities, communities and desires, and by the urge to uproot them.
Transmission Gallery
28 King Street
Glasgow
G1 5QP
UK
Katie Schwab Together In A Room
Katie Schwab
Together in a Room
20 February – 24 April 2016Together in a Room is an exhibition of new work by Katie Schwab, developed through her time as Associate Producer, part of Satellites Programme 2016.
Katie's practice incorporates textiles, video, ceramics and functional furniture brought together in installations. The exhibition Together in a Room is a culmination of the research that Katie has undertaken as Associate Producer for Satellites Programme 2016, and is concerned with the potential relationships built between people, shapes, colours and histories within an interior environment.
During her time with Collective, Katie has developed her interest in the politics of, and relationships between, craft, design, housing and education. As part of her research, she has visited spaces associated with forms of 20th and 21st century domestic design and craft education, including homes, museums, showrooms, schools and colleges.
Inspired by storefront displays and 1960’s Lundby dolls house design, Katie has created a new installation for Collective’s temporary exhibition space that comprises a new film work, embroidery, handmade stools and decorated floor and walls. All of the elements in the exhibition have been made simultaneously, meaning that shapes, lines, rhythms and colours are echoed throughout the different mediums. Katie graduated from the MFA Programme at Glasgow School of Art in 2015.
Collective
City Observatory and City Dome
38 Calton HillEdinburgh
EH7 5AA
Saturday, 6 February 2016
Dani Marti Black Sun
Dani Marti (MFA 2007) presents his first West Australian solo exhibition as part of the Perth International Arts festival. Working across video, installation, public art and canvas, Marti combines video and textiles to construct unconventional portraits in woven paintings and performance video works.
These portraits often reflect on encounters with family, lovers and strangers, offering poignant reflections about intimacy and sexuality. The Black Sun presents new hard-woven canvas, audio and video works that are epic in scale, and use unexpected materials including stainless steel scourers, rubber, leather, necklaces and plastic.
Fremantle Arts Centre
1 Finnerty St
Fremantle WA 6160
Image: DANI MARTI
Prelude (Purple), 2015
Corner cube reflectors, glass beads on aluminium frame
Courtesy the Artist,
GAGPROJECTS | Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide;
and ARC ONE GALLERY, Melbourne
Monday, 1 February 2016
“Leaping Over a Bush to Surprise a Quail”
“Leaping Over a Bush to Surprise a Quail”
Monday 1st February, 2016 at 6:00 pm
at Chert, Berlin
Until Monday 29th February, 2016
at Chert, Berlin
Until Monday 29th February, 2016
With artists
Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Jérémie Gindre, Rodrigo Hernández, Heike Kabisch, Katharina Kiebacher, Zora Mann, Rallou Panagiotou, Vanessa Safavi, Tyra Tingleff.
Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Jérémie Gindre, Rodrigo Hernández, Heike Kabisch, Katharina Kiebacher, Zora Mann, Rallou Panagiotou, Vanessa Safavi, Tyra Tingleff.
Chert
Skalitzerstrasse 68
10997 Berlin
T. +49 (0) 30 75442118/9
F +49 (0) 30 75442120
Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Ciara Phillips new solo show
Ciara Phillips
What we recognise in others
16 January – 12 March 2016
CCA Derry Londonderry
10–12 Artillery St
Derry~Londonderry
BT48 6RG, Northern Ireland
CCA is pleased to present What we recognise in others,
an exhibition of new work by Ciara Phillips. The exhibition is her
first solo presentation in the UK and Ireland since her nomination for
the Turner Prize in 2014.
Ciara Phillips’ practice is centred on printmaking and its
various processes and collaborations. For her exhibition at CCA,
Phillips will present new works that have been developed from
photographs taken of the artist’s friends in their places of work. These
photographs have been screenprinted onto fabric and applied with layers
of colour and text that variously mask areas of the image; the works
moving between abstraction and representation, elusion and recognition. This
approach also extends outwardly from individual works to the exhibition
space itself, with wall painting and additional fabric and paper works
creating an immersive and layered environment.
Although the works are not directly motivated by the
politics of labour, they do reflect Phillips’ interest in the way that,
for many creative workers, the private and public realm are becoming
increasingly indistinguishable.
In previous projects, Phillips has worked collaboratively
with other artists, designers, community and campaign groups in the
production of works; an approach that is connected to the long- standing
history of screen-printing as a tool for social and political activism.
While Phillips often utilises the potential of printmaking as a medium
of repetition, reproduction, and wide distribution, What we recognise in others goes further to emphasise the human and gestural relationships that inhabit these processes.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a poster designed by
Ciara Phillips produced in a limited edition of 300. The first 100
posters will be available free to collect at CCA; £5 thereafter or via
post (£5 + postage and packaging costs). For further information, please
contact info@cca-derry-londonderry.org
Thursday, 14 January 2016
Mick Peter at Drawing Room, London
Mick Peter
Pyramid Selling
17 January – 13 March 2016
Opening Saturday 16 January 3 - 6pmFor Pyramid Selling Peter transports us into a cartoon-like illustration realised on a monumental scale and the gallery becomes the site of activities associated with manual labour and with the retail industry. Peter’s life-size cartoon sketches come alive and populate the environment, whilst sculptures of oversized zips pose as items for sale.
Pyramid Selling is Peter’s most ambitious installation to date, and was conceived for the cavernous space of Tramway in Glasgow. Its new iteration for Drawing Room is a condensed and intensive version which immerses visitors who unwittingly become active participants in this animated environment.
Pyramid Selling was originally commissioned for Tramway, Glasgow 2015, and the production was funded by The Henry Moore Foundation, Creative Scotland, and Glasgow Arts.
Drawing Room
Unit 8 Rich Estate, 46 Willow Walk
London SE1 5SF
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