Edge Effects I really don’t feel them Carl Giffney, CCA, Fri 28 July 2017

Fri 28 July 2017
7pm, Free but ticketed, Cinema
12+
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Scottish Sculpture Workshop
Frontiers in Retreat: Edge Effects
Thu 27 July — Sun 30 July 2017
I really don’t feel them is a feature length documentary shot in The Netherlands, Scotland and Finland. It documents the making of a unique pair of bronze Dutch clogs that are forged in Scotland as the Independence referendum is taking place. These special shoes are eventually brought on a trip up the length of Finland, travelling North to the Saami people, the only indigenous people in Europe, who live in Northern Finland, Sweden, Norway and Russia.
This event is presented as part of Scottish Sculpture Workshop: Edge Effects; a programme of workshops, walks, sound work, film and performance that explore the complex co-dependencies between ecological, social, economic, and political phenomena.
Edge Effects runs from 27 – 30 July at CCA and sites across the city. For more details on the full programme visit: SSW Edge Effects.
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