Family Day - 'Views of Glasgow: A Window into Communities'

Get hands-on with creative activities like yarn-bombing and polaroid photography, play Guess the Number of Sweeties in the Jars, and join Babs Nicgriogair for a children's book reading at 2.30pm.

Refreshments and nibbles will be served.

Free entry. All welcome, just drop in!

Views of Glasgow combines paintings of Glasgow from The Hunterian collection with artworks, objects and archival material selected by members from the Woodlands community. The resulting dialogue explores how communities are formed, threatened and renewed.
From everyday encounters to expansive changes to the cityscape, the exhibition considers who owns space; the legacies of empire; shifting identities across Glasgow’s east and west; industry, pollution and the environment; and the importance of community spaces.
Views of Glasgow invites you to consider: What does community mean to you today — and in the future?

The Hunterian Art Gallery is located on Hillhead Street beside the University Library.

The nearest subway station is Hillhead. By bus, find us on the 4 and 4A route from the city centre to University Avenue.

Venue accessibility information: AccessAble Guide for Hunterian Art Gallery and the Mackintosh House.

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