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——ARTISTS—— Rosie Andrew @r_o_s_i_eka April @___april____ Jon Arbuthnott @jonarbuthnott Julia Ashe @juliaashe.art Yeliz Atlin @warmbreeezee Amy Auld @amy.auldart Ellis Bairstow @ellis.bairstow Cecillia Balduaf-Clark @ceciliabaldaufclark Hope Brooks @motheroffools Mark Cameron @markcameron7 Emily Cameron @ejcartss Haley Chan @haleychandesign Jamie Cooper @aka_limp_mode Rachel Dawkins @racheldwkns Demi Gao @demigaoart Amy Anna Graham @aa_graham_space Lenny Griffin @heaviestobjekt Safia Hamidat @saf_ia_h Kayleigh Handley @studio_dekay Molly Hankinson @mollyhankinson.studio Nina Harrower @ninasartaccount_ Joanna Heath @joannaelizah Eloise Hodgkinson @eloisehodgkinsonillustration James Hometown @jameshometown_ Noru Innes @noruinnes James Issberner @james_issb Simon Knox @si.knox Claire Mackenzie @henchclaire Shannen Muhl @shannenmuhlart Isla Nicholson @islanicholsonart David Oxley @davidoxley.art Rabbitsoup @rabbitsoup221 Coral Annie Smith @coralanniesmith Drew Steel @drew.does.art April Rose Stewart @artbyaprilrose Morven Taylor @momotaytay Bethan Thomas @bethanthomasart Rosslyn Tierney @rosslyntierney Jess Tuffee @jessie.tuffee Marnie White @marniewhite_art Anna Williams @celfanna Al Wilson @anotherwilsonsart We have a wide range of styles, materials, mediums and works that we can’t wait to see curated in SWG3. Our talented artists work will be on show from 6-11pm on Monday the 19th of October. Get a ticket through the link in our bio 🎟️ See you then 🌀🌀🌀
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Cue Vitamin C-Graduation (Friends Forever)🎵 Only 20 tags allowed!!! Criminal.
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Recent creations + moulds at Stow 🪿⛲️⚙️🧢
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Took me nearly a whole year to finish + develop this roll of film 🤠
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Very glad I caught at least one of these exhibitions, completely by chance. Saltspace is an artist-run coop gallery and this is their annual members show. Here are some clips of my favourite pieces, jerkier than usual because I was carrying two heavy bags 😅👌 In order: [Not sure even after going through the list 😬] Tenement Spider 1 by Bridie Gill Seducing the Bear 2 by Phoebe Motley Day Dreaming from Reality by Dani Kerr From the Horse's Mouth by Duncan Savage Dark Beam by Noru Innes [I think 😬] Mungo, 2025 by Alasdair Watson #saltspace #saltspacecoop #saltspacegallery #saltspaceglasgow #artinscotland #artinglasgow #scottishartist #pollockshaws #andàshealladh
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Summer 💛🌻
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ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND exhibition curated by Kelsey Cronin, July 2025 for their final masters project in the GSA M.Litt Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art) program. Filmed and edited by Finn Millar, artist, activist and film maker. DJCAD BA (hons) Fine Art Graduate 2025 and RSA New Contemporaries 2025. Contact: @finn__millar @finnmillarart The 1x speed, longer-form version of this film is linked in my bio! This interactive exhibition explored themes of play, nostalgia, and collaboration through 30 artworks by 14 multidisciplinary artists. An 18+ event, visitors were encouraged to explore, play, build, and reflect in a child-free gallery space. In this multi-sensory experience, visitors became co-creators, rather than passive observers, engaging with interactive installations on their terms. On opening night, visitors helped to build a ‘Blanket Fort’ sculpture made from repurposed children’s playground equipment and textiles. Once the blanket fort was completed, artist Marie Autratova lead a “Storytime Hour” reading exhibited artists’ favorite children’s books to visitors inside the cozy sculpture. Visitors were encouraged to play with interactive works, sculpture and partake in a “letter to your younger self” reflective activity/instillation. ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND reminds us that play is vital for empathy, connection, and community, no matter your age. Featuring artworks by @aislingsmithart @eltilleyart @emiliaevansmunton @esther_stone_sculpture @_grevie @artalagrace @lucymartin.studio @lucia.vera.rosa @lucywilcoxart @matthewkriske @marie_contemporary @noruinnes @thepunkbuddhistjournalist @cobalt_circle Kelsey Cronin (b. 1998, Boston/Sandwich Massachusetts, USA) is a Glasgow-based curator and producer whose socially engaged practice explores social justice, activism, material-led inquiry, built environments, sculpture and instillation. Cronin curates participatory exhibitions that investigate community, storytelling, and narrative while prioritizing access, inclusion, and dialogue between artists and audiences. Contact: kelseycronin23@gmail.com socials: @kelseycronin__ #curatorialpractice #play #participatoryart #glasgowschoolofart #sculpture
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ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND exhibition curated by Kelsey Cronin July 2025 master’s project M.Litt Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art). The interactive exhibition explored themes of play, nostalgia, and collaboration through 30 artworks by 14 multidisciplinary artists. An 18+ event, visitors were encouraged to explore, play, build, and reflect in a child-free gallery space. In this multi-sensory experience, visitors became co-creators, rather than passive observers, engaging with interactive installations on their terms. On opening night, visitors helped to build a ‘Blanket Fort’ sculpture made from repurposed geodesic children’s playground equipment and textiles. Once the blanket fort was completed, artist Marie Autratova lead a “Storytime Hour” reading exhibited artists’ favorite children’s books to visitors inside the cozy sculpture. Visitors were encouraged to play with several interactive sculptures and partake in a ‘Letter to Your Younger Self’ reflective activity, facilitated by artist Stewart Campbell, a moving image and sonic instillation which asked “what would you tell your younger self?” ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND reminds us that play is vital for empathy, connection, and community, no matter your age. Featuring artworks by @aislingsmithart @eltilleyart @emiliaevansmunton @esther_stone_sculpture @_grevie @artalagrace @lucymartin.studio @lucia.vera.rosa @lucywilcoxart @matthewkriske @marie_contemporary @noruinnes @thepunkbuddhistjournalist @cobalt_circle Kelsey Cronin (b. 1998, Boston/Sandwich, USA) is a freelance Glasgow-based curator and producer whose socially engaged practice explores social justice, activism, material-led inquiry, built environments, sculpture, and installation. Cronin curates participatory exhibitions that investigate community, storytelling, and narrative by prioritizing access, inclusion, and dialogue between artists and audiences. Cronin recently co-curated “Spring Garden Party” a 2-day workshop with TRAMWAY, featuring Josie KO & Tamara MacArthur and “Fluid-Spaces: Art Access & Autonomy” featuring Waffle Burger with @ell.ee.oh @erialcnikta @fanananannn @archart_0 Contact: kelseycronin23@gmail.com socials: @kelseycronin__
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Did you ever build a blanket fort as a child? Do you remember the last time you played on a playground as a kid? ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND is an interactive exhibition that explores themes of play, nostalgia, and collaboration through the works of 14 multidisciplinary artists. An 18+ event, visitors are encouraged to explore, play, build, and reflect in this child-free space. On opening night, visitors will help build a ‘Blanket Fort’ sculpture made from repurposed children’s playground equipment and textiles. Once the blanket fort is completed, artist Marie Autratova will lead a “Storytime Hour” reading exhibited artists’ favorite children’s books to visitors inside the cozy sculpture. Visitors are encouraged to play with interactive sculptures and partake in a ‘Letter to Younger Self’ reflective activity facilitated by artist Stewart Campbell. Come along, embrace your inner child, and who knows, maybe you’ll even make a new friend on the playground! OPENING NIGHT: July 24 from 5-8 pm PUBLIC VIEWING: July 25 from 10 am - 6 pm LOCATION: Glasgow School of Art, Barnes Building, 9 West Graham Street, Glasgow G3, Scotland (Garage Gallery). Featured Artists: @aislingsmithart @eltilleyart @emiliaevansmunton @esther_stone_sculpture @_grevie @artalagrace @lucymartin.studio @lucia.vera.rosa @lucywilcoxart @matthewkriske @marie_contemporary @noruinnes @thepunkbuddhistjournalist @cobalt_circle Curated by Kelsey Cronin @kelseycronin__ CPCA Final Master’s Project Graphic Design & Poster: Lucy Wilcox @lucywilcoxart 18+ EVENT: As there are so few spaces or opportunities as adults to ‘play’ without children present! *TICKETS are FREE! If you are NOT a student or staff member at GSA, please use the QR code or Eventbrite Link to reserve a ticket. ACCESSIBILITY: Unfortunately, this is not a wheelchair accessible venue. If you have any accessibility requirements, please email kelseycronin23@gmail.com #exhibition #glasgowschoolofart #glacuratorial #play #contemporaryartwork #interactiveart #sculpture #fineart #blanketfort #glasgow #glasgowartist
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Noru Innes (b. 1978, Finland) is a Master of Fine Art student and Glasgow-based interdisciplinary artist primarily working with photography, sculpture, and installation art. Noru’s work will be shown in ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND, opening at the Garage - Barnes Building on 24 July 5-8pm and 25 July 10-6pm  @noruinnes 📚Come hear an excerpt from Noru’s favorite book during Story-Time hour inside the blanket fort on opening night!  🛝Did you ever build or play in a blanket fort? “I loved building blanket forts with friends, especially during sleepovers. We would use anything and everything we could find to build these constructions and being inside the fort felt like stepping into a secret world, one separate and sealed off from the adults. This fun activity was not always well received by the parents though, especially if the borrowed materials for the fort were of monetary or sentimental value.” 📖Favorite children’s book? “The Little Prince by antoine de saint-exupéry”  Image 3: ‘Window #1’ (2025) is a sculptural installation exploring the illusions of entrapment Curated by @kelseycronin__ @glacuratorial
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Did you ever build a blanket fort as a child? Do you remember the last time you played on a playground as a kid? ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND is an interactive exhibition that explores themes of play, nostalgia, and collaboration through the works of 14 multidisciplinary artists. An 18+ event, visitors are encouraged to explore, play, build, and reflect in this child-free space. On opening night, visitors will help build a ‘Blanket Fort’ sculpture made from repurposed children’s playground equipment and textiles. Once the blanket fort is completed, artist Marie Autratova will lead a “Storytime Hour” reading exhibited artists’ favorite children’s books to visitors inside the cozy sculpture. Visitors are encouraged to play with interactive sculptures and partake in a ‘Letter to Younger Self’ reflective activity facilitated by artist Stewart Campbell. Come along, embrace your inner child, and who knows, maybe you’ll even make a new friend on the playground! OPENING NIGHT: July 24 from 5-8 pm PUBLIC VIEWING: July 25 from 10 am - 6 pm LOCATION: Glasgow School of Art, Barnes Building, 9 West Graham Street, Glasgow G3, Scotland (Garage Gallery). Featured Artists: @aislingsmithart @eltilleyart @emiliaevansmunton @esther_stone_sculpture @_grevie @artalagrace @lucymartin.studio @lucia.vera.rosa @lucywilcoxart @matthewkriske @marie_contemporary @noruinnes @thepunkbuddhistjournalist @cobalt_circle Curated by Kelsey Cronin @kelseycronin__ CPCA Final Master’s Project Graphic Design & Poster: Lucy Wilcox @lucywilcoxart 18+ EVENT: As there are so few spaces or opportunities as adults to ‘play’ without children present! *TICKETS are FREE! If you are NOT a student or staff member at GSA, please use the QR code or Eventbrite Link to reserve a ticket. ACCESSIBILITY: Unfortunately, this is not a wheelchair accessible venue. If you have any accessibility requirements, please email kelseycronin23@gmail.com #exhibition #glasgowschoolofart #glacuratorial #play #contemporaryartwork #interactiveart #sculpture #fineart #blanketfort #glasgow #glasgowartist
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Have you ever built a blanket fort as a child? Do you remember the last time you played on a playground as a kid? ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND is an interactive exhibition that explores themes of play, nostalgia, and collaboration through the works of 14 multidisciplinary artists. An 18+ event, visitors are encouraged to explore, play, build, and reflect in this child-free space. On opening night, visitors will help build a ‘Blanket Fort’ sculpture made from repurposed children’s playground equipment and textiles. Once the blanket fort is completed, artist Marie Autratova will lead a “Storytime Hour” reading exhibited artists’ favorite children’s books to visitors inside the cozy sculpture. Visitors are encouraged to play with interactive sculptures and partake in a ‘Letter to Younger Self’ reflective activity facilitated by artist Stewart Campbell. Come along, embrace your inner child, and who knows, maybe you’ll even make a new friend on the playground! Featured Artists: @aislingsmithart @eltilley19 @emiliaevansmunton @esther_stone_sculpture @_grevie @artalagrace @lucymartin.studio @lucia.vera.rosa @lucywilcoxart @matthewkriske @marie_contemporary @noruinnes @thepunkbuddhistjournalist @cobalt_circle Curated by Kelsey Cronin @kelseycronin__ Graphic Design & Poster: Lucy Wilcox @lucywilcoxart OPENING NIGHT: July 24 from 5-8 pm PUBLIC VIEWING: July 25 from 10 am - 6 pm LOCATION: Glasgow School of Art, Barnes Building, 9 West Graham Street, Glasgow G3, Scotland (Garage Gallery). 18+ EVENT: As there are so few spaces or opportunities as adults to ‘play’ without children present! *****TICKETS are FREE, but required to enter the building/exhibition!******** If you are NOT a student or staff member at GSA, please SCAN THE QR CODE or use the Eventbrite Link to reserve a ticket. At the building entrance, you will give your name and show your ticket to an invigilator who will let you into the exhibition. ACCESSIBILITY: Unfortunately, this is not a wheelchair accessible venue. If you have any further questions or accessibility requirements, please email kelseycronin23@gmail.com
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