Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art

Growing Up In The New Age

installation view of a gallery space with multiple square framed photographs on the walls.
Marjolaine Ryley, Growing Up In The New Age, 2012
Installation view, Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow International 2012
installation view. left wall has two large framed photographs side by side. on the right of them is a grid of 8 smaller framed photographs. on the back wall is a grid of 4 framed photographs with 5 more framed photos to the right.
Marjolaine Ryley, Growing Up In The New Age, 2012
Installation view, Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow international 2012
installation view with various framed photographs on the walls, a black bench and a low black table are in the centre of the space.
Marjolaine Ryley, Growing Up In The New Age, 2012
Installation view, Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow International 2012

Street Level Photoworks

The exhibition ‘Growing up in the New Age’ was a photographic project that explores the alternative world of ‘the counterculture’, from communes in the South of France, squatting in South London and ‘free school’ education to the many forays into all things ‘New Age’ set against the backdrop of social and political happenings of the era.