A ‘living archive’ of Easterhouse stories is opening with a plea to local people to share their stories of the east end community.
stories opens with a plea to local people to share their stories of the east end community.
The exhibition will feature creative writing, poetry, collage, maps, timelines and visual storytelling.– a sharing of interconnected histories, a chance to see the new exhibition and the launch of a new publication,” explains arts and communities lead Margaret McCormick.Margaret, who commissioned the project added: “Mining Seams and Drawing Wells is about celebrating interconnecting histories and sharing our stories.
Joey Simons added: “Over the past few years, we have worked with Platform and others to document and share the hidden histories of local communities across Glasgow.
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