Fabric of Society
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow International 2021
Image: Eoin Carey
Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Installation view, The Deep End, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2021
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Eoin Carey
The Deep End
Fabric of Society is a self-organising collective of four UK-based artists of colour. The resulting group exhibition was woven together by an exploration of fabric and textile.
Drawing on associations that fabric has with constructions of womanhood and identity, Fabric of Society creates and interrogates narratives which are – variously – personal, collective and universal. The project invoked the personal stories of the individual artists involved, while reflecting on our broader social fabric as it gathers and stretches around us – at points enduring, at others fragmenting, unravelling, and being remade.
Supported by Creative Scotland and Glasgow International