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| Sh[out] Outreach Projects, Artist Residency Programme, Talks, Events, & Partnership Projects GoMA Outreach & Residency Project exhibitions 8 April – 7 June Balconies 1 & 2, GoMA This exhibition will be showing work from David Shenton and Kate Charlesworth Drawn Out & Painted Pink And work from one of the sh[OUT] outreach projects with LGBT Youth Scotland and Our Story Scotland artists Dianne Barry and Julie Ballands - Our vivid stories 24 June – 22 August Balconies 1 & 2, GoMA These exhibitions will be showing work from two of the sh[OUT] outreach projects. Made in God’s Image - Anthony Schrag & David Malone have explored faith and sexuality with members of The Metropolitain Community Church, Quest, Al Jannah Muslim Group and individuals from a range of faiths. Rendering Gender David Sherry has worked with Transforming Arts to explore what gender is and how it is defined. 10 September – 5 November Balconies 1 & 2, GoMA This exhibition will be showing work from the following sh[OUT] outreach projects: Jane MacInally has been working with groups to explore issues effecting older lesbian and bisexual women ORIFICES (TAKE 2, 2009) - Dani Marti will showing work made during his residency with Glasgay, where he has been working with groups indentified through Gay Men’s Health. 26 November – 14 February Balconies 1 & 2, GoMA This exhibition will be showing work from the two sh[OUT] artists in residence who have been reflecting on how disability and the BME experience adds further complexity to LGBTI identities. Ajamu X Sandra Alland GoMA Events & Talks Thursday 23rd April 6.30 - 7.30pm Artist talk from cartoonists Kate Charlesworth and David Shenton to accompany their exhibition Drawn Out & Painted Pink Saturday 2nd May Beyond Drag (Show Scotland event) 1-4pm: workshop Beyond Drag: Performance workshop exploring identities and storytelling using costume and performance techniques. 7.30-11pm: evening event Beyond Drag: an evening of entertainment: From intimate cabaret spaces, to promenade performance and main stage acts, GoMA’s nooks and crannies will reverberate with gender politics and frolics. Thursday 21st May 6.30pm to 7.30pm sh[OUT] artist Chad McCail talks about his work Spring Tree. His ambition through his work is to promote the formation of strong and loving relationships and to highlight conditions where these relationships flourish or are threatened. Thursday 18th June 6–8 pm A Life in Exile As part of Refugee Week 2009, GoMA are hosting a discussion event around the themes of homecoming, identity and home, based around the Matthew Buckingham piece, Everything I Need, recently purchased by Glasgow Museums. Thursday 25th June 6.30pm to 7.30pm Join Sean McGlashan, Curator of Contemporary Art, as he gives a tour of the exhibition sh[OUT]: Contemporary art and human rights which he curated as part of GoMA’s highly acclaimed social justice programme on LGBT human rights. Thursday 2nd July Perceptions of Victimhood – Past and Present 4pm Film screening 6pm Discussion An event to mark the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, consisting of a screening of the Stonewall film, a fictionalised account of the riots, and a panel discussion to look at contemporary perceptions of victimhood and ask on the eve of this anniversary, what has changed? “Perceptions of Victimhood – Past and Future” A Panel Discussion Commemorating the Stonewall Riots Gallery of Modern Art July 2nd, 2009 Film Screening: 4 – 5:30pm, Studio Panel Discussion: 6 – 7:30pm, Gallery 4 - Free - Commemorating the Stonewall Riots, this event features and Screening of the 1995 Film ‘Stonewall’ – A fictionalized account of the Stonewall Riots. It is followed by a panel discussion features speakers from a wide range of experiences & aims to look at contemporary perceptions of LGBT ‘victimhood’. On eve of the 40th anniversary of these riots, What has changed? What perceptions do LGBTI have of themselves? What perceptions are proscribed to them? If equality is the aim, can LGBTI claim special treatment because of past experiences? Panel: Eleanor Kelly is the Strathclyde Police Force Diversity Inspector for LGBT and Disability issues, having taken over from Dean Pennington this month. She is an Inspector and has served with Strathclyde for 23 years,. Craig Hutchinson is a counsellor and psychotherapist in private practice and a Teaching Fellow in Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of Edinburgh. He specializes in working with trauma, sexuality and gender identity. His most recent research looked at vicarious trauma in therapists working with survivors of sexual abuse and sexual violence David Bingham has been involved in the HIV sector for nearly 20. He is the Senior Health Promotion Specialist in the Glasgow Office and is part of the gay men’s services team. Thursday 13th August 6.30 -7.30 pm sh[OUT] and Glasgay! Artist in Residence Dani Marti will talk about his forthcoming exhibition ORIFICES (TAKE 2), 2009 at GoMA and his residency involving Gay Men's Health. This talk will coincide with Dani’s film programme at GoMA. Friday 7th August 1.00pm-2.00pm Join Sean McGlashan, Curator of Contemporary Art, as he gives a tour of the exhibition sh[OUT]: Contemporary art and human rights which he curated as part of GoMA’s highly acclaimed social justice programme on LGBT human rights. Thursday 17th September Bildwechsel film event Time tbc Film screening and discussion from Bildwechsel groups (including Hamburg, Warsaw and Glasgow) as part of their GoMA film programme. Thursday 8th October 6.30 -7.30 pm sh[OUT] artist Del LaGrace Volcano will talk about their work in the exhibition and the trans culture. Thursday 15th October 6.30 -7.30 pm Libraries discussion event looking at the representation of LGBTI people in literature and art with Zoe Strachan, Louise Welsh and sh[out] artist Sadie Lee. Thursday 22nd October 6-8pm An evening with Diane Torr A talk and performance from internationally renowned performance artist Diane Torr. Among other investigations, she is a pioneer of drag king culture, and co-author with Professor Steve Bottoms of the forthcoming book, Performing Masculinity. Thursday 10th December 6-7.30pm International Human Rights Day AN event featuring artist talks from GoMA’s two Sh[out] artists in residence, Ajamu X and Sandra Alland. Sh[out] programme outwith GoMA Artist residency May – July residency, Glasgay! 3 – 30th September Q! Gallery exhibition, Glasgay! Dani Marti was approached in 2008 by Glasgay! to work on a residency with Gay Mens Health service users and staff groups in the city. His work will be showcased in the Q! gallery and GoMA’s balcony galleries 10th Sept – 5th November. Exhibitions 3rd – 30th November (dates tbc) Sh[out] artists in residence Ajamu X and Sandra Alland exhibition at Q! Gallery, in association with Glasgay! Performances 3 - 7th November Jo Clifford at the Tron Theatre, in association with Glasgay! 19th – 24th November BLACKFIST & Jesus Queen of Heaven performances at Q Gallery and The Tron Theatre, Glasgow as part of Glasgay! Festival. |
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