Angus Fernie and Moss Taylor: Hearing the Bigger Picture
An exhibition showing six of Angus Fernie's oil canvases, each accompanied by a recorded musical response, composed by Moss Taylor. Featuring previously unheard and unseen pieces from both artists.
Michael Angus: A Walker's Diary
On the 27th October 2104 Michael Angus’s son, Christopher, then aged six, passed away. Subsequent to his passing, Michael became involved in fundraising for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity, in support of the Royal Hospital for Children (specifically the cardiology unit where Christopher had attended as an outpatient.) Within two years, he completed six challenge treks, both nationally and internationally, including treks along the Great Wall of China, the Arctic, the Rockies and the Grand Canyon, and Hadrian’s Wall and the West Highland Way.
Georgia Grinter: Cross Words
Georgia Grinter's most recent body of work explores intimate, everyday moments of human expression, shielded by contrived or socially aware acts. Drawing from memory, she focuses her compositions around the smooth, indistinct, domestic surfaces, such as tables or laundry, that conceal hidden feelings. Interpretations of nostalgic scenes are occupied by the familiar tensions found in families and friendships.
Marina Renée-Cemmick: Underlying Structures
Underlying Structures is a body of work considering the city landscape as a living breathing organism, growing and deteriorating in a perpetual cycle of change. It has arisen through the desire to reconnect with the body, through the awakening of the senses in relation to our surroundings.
A skilled wrist
We are a Glasgow based collaborative giving agency and physicality to our archive of digital images. Constantly searching, downloading and cultivating a new thematic obsession which we find online. Currently we like tiles, the colour green and hidden storage furniture.
Terra Incognita: Wayfinding
An exhibition of tactile, audio and visual art that navigates Glasgow past and present through the creativity of its older residents.
Six artists: A hard place and a rock
An exhibition of six artists whose work explores objects and things through different mediums and contexts including their relationship to language, the everyday, the body, the overlooked and the ontological question.