Events

Sharp geometric forms contrast with the fluid beauty of flowers, exploring reflection through structure and spontaneity in this exhibition by Stuart Low. Together, the works consider balance, growth and change.

A multimedia exhibition exploring Reflections from the perspectives of people who hear voices and/or have experience of self-harm.

The Gartnavel Royal Hospital will host a colourful and inspirational exhibition of artwork by Project Ability and inpatients at Gartnavel Royal created in response to the theme of Reflections.

Photography exhibition by Anastazia Grace Hart and Ross Samson, who create portraits with people who have experienced mental health problems, including addiction, ADHD, PTSD and trauma.

Chik Duncan is a writer, storyteller, and performer of poyums, with a long history of OCD behind him. Or is it? Spend an hour in his company and judge for yourself.

A Butoh-inspired dance performance exploring the fracturing of identity during extreme states in the mirror garden of the Glasgow Science Centre.

Diary of a Schizophrenic brings together eight years of self-portraits by artist Jamie King. Together they become a moving visual diary of living with schizophrenia, told through paint.

How can art help us revisit and remake traumatic memories? These four deeply intimate short films use virtual reality, performance, animation and archive to explore how childhood trauma shapes the body, home and identity.

In the shadow of war, displacement and occupation, survival becomes an act of creativity and resistance. Moving between Syria, Ukraine, Gaza and Kosovo, this programme of intimate documentaries is co-presented with Counterpoint Arts.