In Another Life - Quiet Opening

Quiet Opening:

A quiet opening who anyone with access needs, who struggles with large crowds, or just finds busy openings a bit much.

About:

In Another Life! reimagines the apocalypse and queer utopias through an ecological lens. An antidote to Valentine’s day the day before, if you will.

This exhibition takes place in the surviving industrial Barrowland weaving factory, now Strange Field. Drawing on ideas surrounding crip time, the sculptures emerge as a reimagined and altered post-apocalyptic landscape of regrowth and hope. These forms of futuristic world-building are contextualised within the capacity to imagine otherwise, using natural and artificial elements to build on disabled, queer, and feminist understandings of time and space as ‘other’.

Molly Wickett's first solo exhibition is supported by Creative Scotland.

Key dates:

Exhibition Preview: Saturday 15th February, 6 - 9pm.
Quiet opening 5 - 6pm.
Exhibition runs until 20th February.

Accessibility:

The venue is wheelchair accessible, but unfortunately there is no disabled toilet currently.

We will have access equiptment loaned by Neuk Collective, including ear defenders, sensory toys, lanyards and comfy beanbags to rest.

Getting there:

There is free parking directly outside the venue, including accessible parking with ramp access for wheelchair users.

Glasgow Central Low Level trains to Dalmarnock depart every 10-15mins. The train station is a 5 minute walk from the venue.

First Bus Number 18 and Number 263 both depart from Ingram Street (opposite GOMA) to Bartholomew Street on Dalmarnock Road. Bus journey time is 14mins.

To walk from Glasgow city centre it takes 45 mins.

To cycle, skate or scoot it takes 6 mins.

Host or Publisher Molly Wickett