21st Jun 2025 to 19th Oct 2025 | |
10am - 5pm | |
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery University Avenue, Glasgow West End G12 0RG |
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This is a free event | |
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A community of creators explored themes of history, heritage and personal roots, emphasising storytelling as a core concept to foster connections between past and present, individual and collective, tradition and innovation.
Multiple perspectives were articulated as part of this journey, reshaping how artefacts are seen and how history is told. The result is a collective exhibition taking place throughout the Hunterian Museum, amplifying narratives that resonate with themes of existing, belonging and identity.
Coordinated by Maryhill Integration Network, the Museum of Things’ creative sessions were held at the Hunterian Museum and led by the Syrian artist Mousa AlNana, offering a unique opportunity to respond to the space through a variety of artistic techniques and media.
The Hunterian Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10.00am and 5.00pm. Free entry.
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