How serious are the promises we make to one another, the vows we take, or the pledges made by our civic leaders?
Participants declare a promise that is recorded in a drawing they can keep. They are asked to give their word in a way that’s consistent with their beliefs, such as swearing on a sacred text. That promise is published on a monumental marquee board, placed amongst promises made by politicians, scientists, economists, companies, and weather forecasters, all chosen daily from headline news.
Image Credit: Lensi Photography
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READ MORETake part in a three-stop tour of Black and Brown artists on display in Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art as part of Black History Month.
READ MOREA psychodrama session exploring the emotional experience of infant feeding, led by psychodrama psychotherapist Leila Frondigoun as part of the Feed project.
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READ MORECelebrate the opening of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF) with the team at Project Ability's city centre gallery on Monday 20th October.
READ MORETime and Space presents a multi-media exhibition exploring Comfort & Disturb through the experiences of people who hear voices and/or self-harm.
READ MOREDo Not Disturb! is a series of staged photographs created to tell the stories of those who have been, or still are, affected by poor mental health.
READ MOREProject Ability artists and inpatients from Gartnavel Royal Hospital reflect on ideas of comfort and disturbance in nature, with visits to the Gartnavel Summer House and gardens.
READ MORECelebrate creativity and community with Chance2Change, as we present spoken word films, powerful art, and excerpts from our collaborative novel.
READ MOREThe Creative Craft Show is set to make a grand return to the SEC Glasgow from the 23rd to 26th October featuring the popular Stitching Show!
READ MOREThe annual Cathcart Model Railway Exhibition returns to Pollokshaws Burgh Hall on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th October!
READ MORERADA is returning for his third solo exhibition in 3 years, don't miss the Times Up Art Exhibition, based on memes, Glasgow and street art humour, at Box Hub Warehouse from 31st October!
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