In-conversation: Lisette May Monroe and Maggie Matić
- Dates and Opening times
Wed 17 June, 5.45pm
- Venue
Glasgow Women's Library, 23 Landressy Street, G40 1BP
- Participants
- Maggie Matić
- Accessiblity
Level Access, Step Free: The venue has ramped or level access and/or lifts to upper floors
Accessible Toilets: The venue has a wheelchair accessible toilet
Gender Neutral Toilets: The venue has toilets not separated by gender or sex
Hearing Loop: The venue has a hearing loop available
Baby Change: The venue has baby changing facilities
Bike Rack: There is cycle parking at the venue
A conversation between artist and writer Lisette May Monroe and Maggie Matić, on the occasion of Lisette May Monroe's first solo exhibition, Hard Lines, presented at Glasgow International. Hard Lines is an autobiographical installation that uses sentimentality, nostalgia and revenge to navigate the aftermath of an abandoned relationship, while questioning what it means to inhabit a body stigmatised by the overhanging spectres of class, disability and menopause.
Maggie Matić
Dr Maggie Matić (they/them) is a curator, writer and researcher with a specialism in contemporary feminist, crip and queer visual culture. Maggie is currently Director of Auto Italia in London. They have previously held curatorial and managerial positions at Studio Voltaire, Somerset House, Tate, FACT (Foundation for Art & Creative Technology), The University of Liverpool and The Royal Standard.
Lisette May Monroe
Lisette May Monroe is an artist and writer based in Glasgow. She is the director of Rosies Disobedient Press alongside Adrien Howard. Lisette is also an Art Critic, reviewing exhibitions and interviewing artists for The Guardian, Frieze, Plaster, TANK and Elephant.
