Sharpen Her, the African Women’s Network, presents a participatory photography exhibition created in collaboration with Open Aye and See Me exploring mental health stigma and intersectional discrimination.
The images exude comfort, as women leaned into the support of their network and the resilience that lies within.
You can view the exhibition online or by appointment from 2–31 Oct at Sharpen Her – the African Women’s Network, 2 Mosesfield Street, Glasgow G21 3AB.
Explore self-reflection, creativity, mental health, and healing through photography, sculpture, drawing, performance art, writing, and found materials. Inspired by Joseph Beuys’ Social Sculpture.
This taster workshop offers a space to experience and express creativity beyond words. This session isn’t about artistic skill — it’s about the process in a space that feels warm and accepting.
Are you a freelance artist or mental health professional working in arts and mental health? This Mental Health Arts Network event invites you to shape a new Arts and Mental Health Framework being developed by Creative Scotland.
