The Kitchen Collective Exhibition
- 11 months ago
GLASGOW. Project Room, Trongate 103.
Artist, Lynn Kelly (42 ) with her first ever sculpture, Treesa. Made with chicken wire, paper mache, airdry clay, rope and acrylic paint.
An exhibition of artwork created by participants of
In Cahootz’s Creative Citizens Art Club - The Kitchen Collective
Exhibiting artists:
Caitlin McPhee, Bobby Jo Wilson, Jamie Livingstone, Ann Wilkie, Rosie Smith,
Julia McCormack, Lynn Kelly, Noor Sabha, Davie Logan, Willow Whyte.
The Art Club meet weekly in In Cahootz’s workspace where we make and work around our kitchen table. We support an open studio ethos allowing people to develop their own creative art practice, play with materials and explore ideas while being supported by professional artists.
We often attend exhibitions and research artworks related to studio activity and interests. We try to support people's ambition for their work by bringing in additional professional expertise whenever possible.
In Cahootz is a community arts company based in Glasgow providing creative opportunities for marginalised communities. Our Creative Citizens programme works predominantly with people in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. We use the arts to improve our participants' health, well-being, confidence, and social capital.
Our activities help to promote connection, reduce isolation, increase confidence and offer opportunities for inclusion alongside an appreciation of the arts and the power of making and expressing.
Exhibition Open times: Fri 19 - Sat 20 May 12 - 5pm
Thu 25 May - Sat 27 May 12 - 5pm
Artist, Lynn Kelly (42 ) with her first ever sculpture, Treesa. Made with chicken wire, paper mache, airdry clay, rope and acrylic paint.
An exhibition of artwork created by participants of
In Cahootz’s Creative Citizens Art Club - The Kitchen Collective
Exhibiting artists:
Caitlin McPhee, Bobby Jo Wilson, Jamie Livingstone, Ann Wilkie, Rosie Smith,
Julia McCormack, Lynn Kelly, Noor Sabha, Davie Logan, Willow Whyte.
The Art Club meet weekly in In Cahootz’s workspace where we make and work around our kitchen table. We support an open studio ethos allowing people to develop their own creative art practice, play with materials and explore ideas while being supported by professional artists.
We often attend exhibitions and research artworks related to studio activity and interests. We try to support people's ambition for their work by bringing in additional professional expertise whenever possible.
In Cahootz is a community arts company based in Glasgow providing creative opportunities for marginalised communities. Our Creative Citizens programme works predominantly with people in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. We use the arts to improve our participants' health, well-being, confidence, and social capital.
Our activities help to promote connection, reduce isolation, increase confidence and offer opportunities for inclusion alongside an appreciation of the arts and the power of making and expressing.
Exhibition Open times: Fri 19 - Sat 20 May 12 - 5pm
Thu 25 May - Sat 27 May 12 - 5pm