About this Event
**Due to the artists other work commitments, we have had to move this event to Tuesday 26 May - we hope you can join us then!
Sauchiehall Street was once famed for its nightlife and music venues – spaces which have shaped social life in Glasgow. In this workshop, we will explore materials from the Mitchell Library’s Special Collection and discuss the history of venues loved - and those lost - linking memories with social history of music, spectacle and nights out in Glasgow.
During the workshop, you will be invited to add to a collective collage using archival, found imagery and prompts to create speculative visions for what Sauchiehall Street’s future nightlife.
You will be invited to share your own memories of nights out - clubs, gigs, performances, and moments of gathering – whilst our hands are busy making.
This is a free event, but booking is required to help us keep an eye on numbers.
If you have any access needs or any questions, please email [email protected].
About the Artists
Anna Shankie and Aimee Lowe are emerging artists and arts professionals, a part of the cohort for GoMA’s Youth Group 2026 – is an initiative of young adults aged 16 - 26, created with the purpose of affecting change in the Gallery of Modern Art by influencing its exhibition and public programmes.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Edward House, 199 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom
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