Storytelling Through Banners and Stained Glass: 850 Years of Our City
Creativity is an integral part of our struggles for liberation. Learn about how different art forms can help tell the stories of our class.
About Storytelling Through Banners and Stained Glass: 850 Years of Our City
Creativity is an integral part of our struggles for liberation.
Learn about how different art forms can help tell the stories of our class.
Join us on International Workers' Day to learn about how different art forms can be used as a reflection of the history of struggle but also as a tool for mobilisation and solidarity.
Come along and hear from Glasgow artist and tutor Keira Mclean and her work with stained-glass and cartoonist Jamie-Max Caldwell on trade union banners.
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