The Glasgow Gallery of Photography brings you an International Photography Exhibition.

Showcasing photography from around the world - giving an amazing platform to up and coming as well as long established photographers.

Fashion Revolution is a global movement that runs all year long. We believe in a fashion

industry that values people, the environment, creativity and profit in equal measure. We want

to unite people and organisations to work together towards radically changing the way our

clothes are sourced, produced and consumed, so that our clothing is made in a safe, clean and

fair way.

Fashion Revolution Week is our #whomademyclothes campaign in April, which falls on the

anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, which killed 1138 people and injured many

more on 24 th April 2013. That is the day Fashion Revolution was born.

This year, we are delighted to announce The Fashion Revolution Hub at COLAB, launching

on Saturday 20 th of April, and hosting a programme of events from the 22 nd to the 27 th . This

space will aim to inform and educate about fashion’s impacts on the world, in a way that is

welcoming to all. We will be holding a variety of creative workshops, industry talks, film

screenings, Q&A’s and more. We will also have an ongoing swapshop and be exhibiting work

by young Glasgow based designers focussed on the mission of sustainable fashion.

Scotland’s Fashion Revolution team are thrilled to have this opportunity within COLAB to

engage with the Glasgow community, celebrating fashion as a positive influence while also

scrutinising industry practices and raising awareness of fashion’s most pressing issues.

Jennie and Ruth met at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design where they both studied Illustration, graduating in 2017 and 2018 respectively. They both work in a distinct style utilising limited colour palettes and abstract imagery, making their design work highly complimentary of each others’, while remaining distinct. Their mutual interest in mythology and folk tales led to their decision to work together to exhibit at COLAB. They have enjoyed seeing where their independent research has taken them, while bouncing ideas off each other, culminating in the body of work which will be shown at FABRICATION in April.

The exhibition "TWO STRIPE SHITE" by Christopher McEvoy is an affectionate look at the language and iconography of a wean whose mum would only buy trainers from the shoe zone in springburn shopping centre.
Christopher McEvoy is a Weaver and illustrator working internationally across art and design. He is currently based in Glasgow, Scotland.

Join us to launch this amazing collection of work in COLAB!

Nicholas Garcia-Minaur is Basque/Scottish abstract artist. His work is layered using a mixture of acrylic, oil and ink, as well as other materials. There are also explorations in other styles and fields, in the way of digital artwork, collages, sketches, notes and instrumental music. 

His main subject is closely related to personal experiences and thoughts and is done in an abstract expressionist style.

From the depths of Edinburgh's art scene, comprising styles that are revered amongst the creative community, comes RuDog- “It was never meant to be the sensation that it is, it was more the expression that I was interested in.” Shapes, colours & irony are the trifecta of which inspire the various depictions you are subjected to within this art.

For two weeks we will be showcasing RuDog’s unique style of paintings and illustrations for all to see in our newly refurbished art space in COLAB.

Be sure to pop in on 12th January to see the artist at work as he paints a live mural for COLAB!