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As we gear up for ID:EALS 2024, we also want to highlight the artists that will be talking about their work during the symposium! Working through a range of media such as sculpture, video, set design, furniture design and performance, Bogosi Sekhukhuni develops approaches that rethink the mechanics of futurisms, worldbuilding and complicating dominant epistemologies, drawing from gnostic multi-histories and the environmental and physical sciences.  Describing his work, Sekhukhuni states, “A central aspect of my practice is to interrogate dominant systems of knowledge; why it is that rationalist understandings of the nature of our collective reality hold the greatest weight in modern society for example. And especially, to show correlations that can exist between this paradigm and the perspectives of non-western societies that in academia, is often marginalized as alternative, fringe or folk knowledge. This direction frames my interests and work with emergent cultures of technology and the histories of scientific progress.” We are excited to see what Bogosi has in store for us! Stay tuned for our artists’ work to go live on our website! For more information about ID:EALS, visit https://lnkd.in/gQD_yjRE.  

Now, That's What I Call a preview card! 🖼 Thrilled to see the Govan Stones being so closely associated with the benefits, cultural and otherwise, of the Govan-Partick bridge, which is only a short while from completion. 8 reasons why people should cross the new Govan-Partick bridge https://lnkd.in/eiJnCe-k

What can you bring to the conversation? 1. Tell us about colour? 2. What colour are you? 3. Lets talk about Purple?

The three questions we ask you and the artists in the upcoming exhibition Chromatic Expressions on 18 -28 June is 1. Tell us about Colour? 2 What colour are you? 3. Lets talk about Purple? what can you bring to this conversation If you want to stay up-to-date with us, follow our Page.

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