
MIN will be sharing 2 events as part of this year’s festival.
MIN Voices present: Paper Human Rights
MIN Voices invites audiences into an interactive art space exploring what human rights mean in the lived experiences of people seeking asylum, refugees and migrants in Scotland.Through poetry, storytelling and conversation, MIN Voices members will share experiences of campaigning and fighting for their rights. Members of the public may interact with the artwork, collecting which impact them most and piece them together into a “paper quilt”, revealing how interconnected, yet fragile, our rights are.
Thursday 10th December, 17:00 – 19:00
‘This Home, This Voice’ Film Screening
MIN presents a screening of This Home, This Voice, a behind-the-scenes portrait of the vital work of community-building in Glasgow, by artist Helen McCrorie with members of MIN.Helen has a passion for documenting community groups and social activities and celebrating grassroots activism; the film evolved through mutual learning and exchange.
The film is screened at Maryhill Burgh Halls, at the same time as the venue is hosting the exhibition: This is What Community Looks Like – 25 Years of Maryhill Integration Network
Saturday 12th December, 17:30 – 20:00
The full Human Rights Festival Programme can be found here.
