Dennistoun – Our 2014 Story – Online Exhibition
Tue 25th August 2015
Welcome to the online gallery! The original exhibition took place at WASPS Artists Studios in May 2015, and we are pleased to make it available for anyone who wasn’t able to come along!
The project was part of Representing Dennistoun, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Big Lottery Celebrate Fund. Children from local primary and secondary schools Whitehill High, Golfhill Primary, Haghillpark Primary, community groups from Dennistoun Library, and the people of Dennistoun
collaborated with photographer/film maker Bash Khan, artist James Gow, and writers Ellie Thom and Emma Nutland to produce the exhibition. It also featured the work of two local artists, Eoin Carey and Paula Morgan.
You can watch the videos from the exhibition here.* We hope you enjoy!
*Please note that the views and opinions expressed in these videos are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily reflect the views of Impact Arts.
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