Ravenscraig – A Fragile Correspondence
6 September – 28 October
North Lanarkshire’s Arts is proud to present an exhibition of work; video, film, photography, creative writing and soundscape which revisits the context of Ravenscraig in the wake of its inclusion as the Lowlands component part of the Scotland & Venice exhibition, A Fragile Correspondence as part of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, 2023.
Contributing artists/curators will include; Amanda Thomson, Frank McElhinney/Hamshya Rajkumar (Tine) and Andy Summers and Neil McGuire (Architecture Fringe).
We look forward to also presenting an extending learning event alongside the exhibition which will create further dialogue around The Craig at a more local level, with a focus on its industrial past, current re-development and a re-imagined future.
Image credit: Kevin Elliot
Evening with Ravenscraig, Exhibition Walk-About & Talk
Tuesday 17 September, 7pm – 8.30pm
North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre
Since October 2022, North Lanarkshire’s Arts have been involved in a project which has focused on the former Lanarkshire steelworks site, Ravenscraig. This project engaged three artists, who all hail from North Lanarkshire:
to respond creatively to the Ravenscraig site in terms of climate change. The result created Scotland’s contribution to the 18th Architectural Venice Biennale, 2023. A return of the exhibition is taking place at the North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre from 7 September to 28 October 2024.
As part of the Lanarkshire Climate Action Festival, you are invited to join the exhibition curators, Architecture Fringe, and the exhibition artists for an evening to enjoy an informal walk and talk of Ravenscraig – A Fragile Correspondence exhibition accompanied with refreshments.
This is an opportunity for anyone who has an interest in the future sustainability of the Ravenscraig site.
Book in advance to secure your place. For queries or further information please get in touch at info@climateactionlanarkshire.net.
This is part of the Lanarkshire Climate Action Festival where a variety of events are taking place from 9 – 22 September.
North Pole Express
14 November 2024 – 18 January 2025
All aboard for some winter fun, featuring soft play, story corner and quizzes, plus a chance to dress up and drive a big wooden train, or find the pesky mice hiding in the exhibition. The North Pole Express is an enchanting exhibition for younger visitors and their carers.
A programme of themed activities for children and families accompanies each exhibition, please ask at Reception for details.
Previous Exhibitions
Take a virtual tour of the Waiting for the Magic – The Photography of Oscar Marzaroli exhibition.