This Home, This Voice

Oil pastel drawing on blue paper showing a group of people putting up a multicoloured banner reading "REFUGEES WELCOME," while others assemble paper chains around long tables.

16MM Film still showing people seated in rows in a community centre hall with blue walls, brochures on their laps. The image is double-exposed with scattered dasies and foliage.

Dates and Opening times

Mon, Wed, Fri, 10am - 4pm

Sun 7 Jun, 12pm - 6pm

Sat 13, Fri 19, Sat 20, Sun 21 Jun 11am - 6pm

Venue

Mackintosh Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road, G20 7EL

Participants

Maryhill Integration Network Helen McCrorie Annabel Wright

Presented by

Maryhill Integration Network, Helen McCrorie, and Annabel Wright

Supported by

GI; Creative Scotland; Cove Park; Elephant Trust

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

Hearing Loop: The venue has a hearing loop available

Bike rack: There is cycle parking at the venue

For This Home, This Voice, Maryhill Integration Network (MIN) and artists Helen McCrorie and Annabel Wright have collaborated on a behind-the-scenes portrait of MIN’s vital work, developing artistic responses to the experience of community-building in Glasgow.

MIN works alongside refugees, migrants, and people seeking asylum, with a focus on campaigning, wellbeing, and creativity. Helen McCrorie and Annabel Wright share a passion for documenting community groups and social activities and celebrating grassroots activism. The project has evolved through mutual learning and exchange.

In the year of MIN’s 25th anniversary, the resulting exhibition celebrates and reflects on daily acts of care and solidarity, through an evocative collage of drawings, sound recordings, 16mm film, and animation.