Goose Flesh: Stock Take 30 May to 28 June 2015 Stock Take is a new collection of images by contributors to Goose Flesh’s first four volumes, a playful look at the concept of the retrospective and a celebration of the immense photographic energy of its contributors. This exhibition features work by Alan Knox, Claire Maxwell,
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4/4 Exhibition runs: 1st May – 10th May The Forgotten Collective take on the dual role of photographer and curator as they each invite one photographer to join the group and create 4/4. Brittonie Fletcher, Theresa Groth, Zoe Hammil, Csilla Kozma, Blazej Marczak, Donald John MacLean, John McDougall, Steven Scott Six Foot Gallery Pentagon Business
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Fèis – Documenting Britain 25 April to 24 May 2015 Documenting Britain is a creative response to the British Isles by a group of artists, photographers, filmmakers, composers and poets. Their collective purpose is to deliver a critical record of the archipelago on which we live. The exhibition includes work by Agatha Albert, Alastair Cook,
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CRANHILL ARTS PROJECT: Glasgow Family Album 14th February – 27th March Cranhill Arts Projects was founded in 1981 and provides local people with access to arts and media activities. It has a long involvement with photography and of photographing Glaswegians. The Glasgow Family Album is a growing collection of family photos submitted by the people
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MARTIN HUNTER: Forth & Clyde 14th February – 27th March Martin Hunter’s Forth & Clyde captures an interzone between past and present, the dereliction of industry and the reclamation of nature. In this series, Hunter searches off the beaten track along the once thriving canal route that linked the River Forth and the River Clyde,
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Scots Jews Identity, Belonging and the Future Photographs by Judah Passow 14 February to 12 April 2015 Documentary photographer Judah Passow spent 2013 photographing Scotland’s Jewish community, travelling across the country – from the Shetlands to the Borders – producing a portrait which captures the complexity and diversity of the Scottish narrative of Jewish life
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Allan Bovill: Steamies 10th January – 13th February 2015 Glasgow had many public laundries and bathhouses, known as ‘steamies’. They were established in the 18th Century and operated until the mid-1990s, when they closed their doors. The council-run laundries provided washing facilities and baths when few houses, particularly in the 19th Century, had either. Perhaps
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Working the Border 8th to the 15th November ‘Working the Border’ explores the geophysical & cartographic line that separates Scotland from England, and it borrows its title from a project by ae phor, a selection of which is exhibited in the waiting room on platform 4, accompanied by the soundwork ‘Border Fiddle Music’. This work
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