Through oral history, audio-visual works and community gathering, the Art of Family Life reflects the creativity, joys and struggles of refugee communities who have settled in Glasgow. This sensitive exhibition and events programme has been developed with community members over a two-year period across Glasgow, exploring intangible cultural heritage, belonging and listening. Presented as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival, there will also be a series of events and workshops throughout the festival period. See mhfestival.com/aofl for full details. In partnership with the Scottish Oral History Centre at the University of Strathclyde and Listen Gallery. Funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund.

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