The Sea of Paperwork Exhibition – Maryhill Integration Network
24 January – 5 April, 2022
Event by Maryhill Integration Network
At Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow G1 3AH
The Sea of Paperwork Exhibition, delayed by the pandemic, is now on display at the Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow until the 5th April 2022.
The exhibition presents the creative processes behind MIN’s book ‘The Sea of Paperwork’, offering an insight into the thoughts and feelings of the young people involved in the development of the themes explored relating to migration, asylum and integration. And also features ‘Under the Jasmine Tree’, an animation created at St Fillan’s Primary School’s Migration After-School Club, based on an original poem written by Glasgow-based Syrian poet, Saffanna Aljbawi.
Hope you can make it along!!
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