You may have heard of Up Helly Aa, Shetland’s viking fire festival. What you might not know is that for decades, people have campaigned to allow women and girls to be participate in the main festival. This year, for the first time, women and girls participated. Just wonderful.
Future workshop 1/2
We’d like to invite everyone to our Future Workshop at Connect North. Alongside an exhibition of 10 years of Lateral North, on Friday and Saturday this week we will be asking you to design solutions in relation to places and people across Scotland.
Eilidh Macleod is a designer and Youth Practitioner working between Action for Children and @VADundee . She will be joining us at Connect North to share her expertise in utilising design as a tool for good.
Dr Jen Ballie, Head of Design Research @VADundee will be joining us at Connect North! As Scotland’s Centre for Design, V&A Dundee champions the value of design and develops Scotland’s capacity for change as a nation, all on top of being a world-class Museum.
1/2 ✏ ALL-DAY DESIGN
Join us Friday 1 December at @StrathUnion to discuss Scotland’s future and the role design plays. Sign up for free ticket here-
https://t.co/Rr5PBTJIpE
Busy afternoon in sweltering Scottish sunshine creating designs for a container mural and signs to decorate a growing space.
Lovely and productive end to a few day’s travelling about chatting art, place and big ideas. 🌱
It has been great for us at @lateralnorth to work alongside artist Tanatsei Gambura to help bring her "Nzira Yeparuware - A Path Upon A Rock" to life at @edinburghcastle
The project is part of the Managing Imperial Legacies programme with @HistEnvScot & @EdinburghUni
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Great time in Islay / tìde air leth ann an Ìle le @lateralnorth & @islaygaelic a’ faighinn eòlach air pròiseact ùr
Gun robh math agaibh 😋 (even learned some Islay Gaelic!)
@gmcm_work Sin thu fhèin, Gareth! Check out SpeakGaelic episodes and LearnGaelic the website- they even have an Instagram account and make short videos. 🌎 😊
Gaelic speakers have been told for centuries to be ashamed of their language for having no place in the world today. To paraphrase the Mealabost Bàrd, that stops here. No longer should we be abashed to use a language that is consistently beset on all sides by dominant powers.