Market Gallery invites you to join us for the fifth episode of our reading group On My Way Home. The facilitator and guest selector for this session is curator and producer Kerry Campbell. Saturday 7th September 3 – 5pm For this session Kerry will be discussing both statistical and more nuanced structural inequality in the…

Market Gallery invites you to join us for the fourth episode of our reading group On My Way Home. The facilitator and guest selector for this session is artist and researcher Hussein Mitha. Sarturday 3rd August 3 – 6pm at Market Gallery “We have given up communism — only to fall more deeply in love…

Market Gallery invites you to join us for the third episode of our reading group On My Way Home. The facilitator and guest selector for this session is artist Richard Maguire. The texts selected by Richard focus on passing and the intersections of race, sexuality and nationality. The first two texts, an excerpt from ‘The…

Market Gallery invites you to join us for the second episode of our reading group ‘On my way home’. The facilitators and guest selectors for this session are A+E Collective. No prior reading necessary — all resources will be provided on the day. In Bluets, Maggie Nelson writes of spending one drizzly May taking ‘long…

‘On my way home’ is an expanded reading group happening over the course of five months. It is intended as a prolonged conversation that explores belonging through the intersections of personal identity, privilege and oppression. Together we will explore texts including poems, essays, short stories, films, music and more. We will move through realms of…

Reproductive Technologies is an afternoon presenting work by four artists, exploring the position of bodies within systems of production and reproduction. The day will include a screening of work by Victoria Sin; a reading of an especially commissioned text by Kirsty Hendry; new work produced by Alexander Hetherington; and a performative lecture by Melanie Jackson.…

March – June 2018 Reproductive Technologies is a six month reading group intended as a prolonged conversation towards a sustained event in July. The selected texts respond to reproduction in a variety of meanings and explore the position of bodies in system of production and reproduction. How do notions about gender, motherhood, and sexual difference…

Blow up my town Perspectives on self-abolition, the body and transgression. loom loom loom presents a group/reading/discussion: hosted by Amelia Bywater, Gesa Helms, Liam Casey as part of the Studio Projects 2016 Residency at Market Gallery Sunday 22nd January 2017 5 – 8pm Market Gallery 334 Duke Street, Glasgow, G31 1QZ RSVP essential – see…