Molly Palmer: The Fade CCA Sat 7 June — Sun 8 June 2014
Molly Palmer:
The Fade
CCA
Sat 7 June — Sun 8 June 2014
Saturday 3pm-9pm, Sunday 10am – 9pm, Free, Creative Lab
All ages
Book online / 0141 352 4900

The Fade is a three-channel video work that transports actors into hand-made, scaled down sets where a dreamlike narrative plays out. The story unfolds around a broken mirror, which undergoes a series of metamorphoses to become a symbol of transformation, courage, catharsis and hope.
The work was filmed during CCA’s Creative Lab residency in 2012, where Molly worked with local actors using green screen effects and layered video editing to build up a series of immersive environments. The piece was shown at Torna, Istanbul and Enclave, London in 2013 and returns to CCA for its first screening in Scotland, where most of the film was shot.
Molly’s practice consists of several parallel threads, using video and performance to bring together writing, music, painting and object making. By combining these amateur activities she looks for ways to access the invisible and strange, the atmospheric and emotional dimensions of everyday life.
Molly graduated from Goldsmiths’ Fine Art and Contemporary Critical Studies program in 2007 and has continued to live and work in London. Recent exhibitions, residencies and screenings include Tou Scene (Stavangar, Norway), Kala Arts Institute (Berkeley, CA), South London Gallery and Whitechapel Gallery, London. She was awarded Arts Council England’s International Development Grant for her first solo show in Istanbul last summer and is currently studying under a Leverhulme Scholarship at Royal Academy Schools.
Centre for Contemporary Arts
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow G2 3JD
This section: Cinema
Filed under: Cinema
Related Pages
- Sleepy Hollow Screening at Arlington Baths
- Woodlands Anti-Racist Film Club – Dreamers (2025)
- The Old Oak, Screening Maryhill Burgh Halls
- Take 2: Flushed Away at GFT
- Rip it Up at GFT
- Sense and Sensibility at GFT
- Le Bouchet at GFT
- Manhunter The Final Cut – 40th Anniversary at GFT
- Take 2: Barbie at GFT
- Black History Month 2026 at GFT
- The Cycle of Love at GFT
- Queen At Sea at GFT
- Pressure at GFT
- Take 2: The Wizard of Oz
- Bad Apples at GFT
- Woodlands Anti-Racist Film Club – Everybody to Kenmure Street
- Scottish Queer International Film Festival 2026
- Borscht Film Club: Polish Comedy Shorts & Q & A
- BFI London Film Festival 2026 at GFT
- Samizdat Eastern European Film Festival at GFT
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.