Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
 

Strange Field

Gallery installation view of a painted corner, part-brick and part pale green-painted brick walls. Three small spotlit portrait paintings of women's faces are mounted at varying heights, with a larger canvas depicting a figure with black diamond-shaped props visible on the brick wall to the right.
A star that burns forever is a star that burns in me, Tahliah Simumba, 2026

Matthew Arthur Williams
Dim gallery corridor with exposed brick walls, green-painted lower half. Three small spotlit portrait paintings hang in sequence along the left wall; a purple-lit space with dark silhouetted objects and a red curtain is visible in the background.
A star that burns forever is a star that burns in me, Tahliah Simumba, 2026

Matthew Arthur Williams
Dark gallery space with exposed brick pillars and walls. Two small spotlit portrait paintings of faces are visible on separate wall sections, with a mirrored plinth holding papers in the foreground and a third painting faintly lit in the distance.
A star that burns forever is a star that burns in me, Tahliah Simumba, 2026

Matthew Arthur Williams
Wide, dimly lit gallery space with rows of columns and exposed brick walls. Small spotlit portrait paintings are visible on three separate walls in the distance, sparsely placed across the dark room.
A star that burns forever is a star that burns in me, Tahliah Simumba, 2026

Matthew Arthur Williams
A spotlight illuminates a colourful portrait painting mounted on a weathered brick wall inside a dimly lit industrial gallery space, with exposed brick and a support column framing the installation.
A star that burns forever is a star that burns in me, Tahliah Simumba, 2026

Matthew Arthur Williams
Long dimly lit gallery corridor with exposed brick and green-painted lower walls receding into the distance. A row of small spotlit portrait paintings of women runs along the right-hand wall, with a larger canvas visible further down the corridor on the left.
A star that burns forever is a star that burns in me, Tahliah Simumba, 2026

Matthew Arthur Williams

Projects

  • Programme
    Strange Field
    A star that burns forever is a star that burns in me 
    Strange Field 105-109 French Street G40 4EH
    Dim gallery corridor with exposed brick walls, green-painted lower half. Three small spotlit portrait paintings hang in sequence along the left wall; a purple-lit space with dark silhouetted objects and a red curtain is visible in the background.