'a thing that remembers itself' is an exhibition, educational children's workshop series, and accompanying publication raising awareness for crucial environmental initiatives in Glasgow
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'a thing that remembers itself' is an exhibition and accompanying publication raising awareness for crucial environmental initiatives in Glasgow, and critically examines our relationship to waste. The exhibition will take place from 30th July - 31st July 2021 at Deep End, Glasgow, an arts space and social enterprise developed by Govanhill Baths Community Trust. The publication will be available for exhibition audiences and online, distributed through Mole’s website. Promoting the work of sustainable circular economies in Glasgow that recycle, upcycle and work towards zero waste goals, the publication will index a number of sustainable initiatives, raising awareness for their work and connecting Glasgow communities to these services.
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Why it's a great idea:
Increase awareness of environmental issues and promote sustainability in South Glasgow Encourage public engagement with arts, culture, and heritage with a free, accessible art exhibition Form a network of sustainable initiatives in Glasgow and platform their crucial work
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How will the money be spent?Target (inc. fees) £4,011
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Target (inc. fees) £4,011
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My name is Holly and I am an indepedent curator producing events, workshops and publications that focus on community-action, audience participation and sustainability. I am currently studying for an Mlitt in contemporary art curation at Glasgow School of Art and University of Glasgow. I recently co-founded Mole Collective, a non-profit, artist-led community interest company facilitating participatory and sustainable arts projects across Glasgow.
Mole is an action-oriented arts cooperative providing multifaceted projects rooted in community participation removing barriers to the visual arts. Mole is committed to green practices with a focus on reducing waste, investing in circular economies, and raising environmental awareness.
Project Owner: Holly O'Brien The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
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