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.
This sensitive exhibition and events programme has been developed with community members over a two-year period across Glasgow, exploring intangible cultural heritage, belonging and listening.
Listen Gallery
Listen Gallery C.I.C is an artist-run, non-profit sound arts gallery and communal listening space based in Glasgow. They create spaces for listening through creative projects, such as workshops, performances, exhibitions, screenings, and other sound-focused projects. Their aim is to make sound art accessible to everyone and to use listening as a way to create, collaborate, reflect, and grow together.
Mia Gubby
Mia Gubbay is a cultural heritage practitioner, curator and artist with a background in co-production, oral history and decolonial practice. Her work focuses on creative forms of facilitating conflict, healing and repair, the careful holding of historical and present experiences of migration and drastic change and the collective re-imagining of place. Mia also works to address structural inequity within museums and galleries.
Header Image:
Toyo Miyatake Family, Manzanar Relocation Centre
Photo by Ansel Adams (1943)
