A Work In Progress
A Work in Progress is a Solo Art Exhibition by self-taught artist Sonia Parisi being held at New Glasgow Society in October!
About A Work In Progress
| 2nd Oct 2025 to 5th Oct 2025 | |
| Thursday 6pm - 9pm / Friday 10am - 6pm / Saturday 10am - 6pm / Sunday 11am - 5pm | |
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New Glasgow Society East 279 - 281 High Street, Glasgow East End G4 0QS |
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| This is a free event | |
| Visit the event website here | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
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“A Work in Progress” embodies the continuous evolution of my practice as a largely self-taught artist, navigating the delicate balance between artistic expression and self-discovery. This exhibition is a deeply personal reflection of my journey—one that mirrors the search for alignment in my creative identity while simultaneously exploring the roots of my cultural heritage.
Through this collection, I chart my progression as both an individual and an artist, constantly evolving, experimenting, and seeking the forms that resonate most with my vision. The process has been one of constant growth—both in art and self—shaped by the intertwining influences of my Scottish-Italian heritage and my pursuit of an authentic creative voice.
Every piece on display speaks to this journey: the struggles, breakthroughs, and the continuous exploration of mediums and techniques. This is a celebration not of finality, but of becoming. It is a reminder that art, much like identity, is never static but always unfolding—a work in progress.
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