A Butoh-inspired dance performance exploring the fracturing of identity during extreme states in the mirror garden of the Glasgow Science Centre.
This site-specific work is made by an artist with lived experience of psychosis and is an expression of their journey through dissolution, restoration, integration.
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.
Through oral history, audio-visual works and community gathering, the Art of Family Life reflects the creativity, joys and struggles of refugee communities who have settled in Glasgow.
The debut feature from Edinburgh-based filmmaker Isaac Knights-Washbourn is an intimate portrait of Thorntree, Rowan Alba’s pioneering supported accommodation for alcohol-dependent men.
