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![[synonym]: The dead don’t go until we do](https://gallerybagging.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/talbot15.jpeg?w=1024)
[synonym]: The dead don’t go until we do
Saturday 23rd June, our visit to the Talbot Rice Gallery was on a day that was sunny and warm just like last year’s session there (we will be planning more here if the weather is going to be so nice!). Last time we explored the collaboration of human and non-human dialogue channeled through the language… Read more
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The Art of Human Connection: choose connection, not closure
At the start of February we were invited by DJCAD’s Contemporary Art Society (CAPSoc) to facilitate a [synonym] session in early March for the then upcoming exhibition The Art of Human Connection, Generator Project, Dundee. It was an exhibition filled with Duncan of Jordanstone Contemporary Art & Design’s students and their works ranging from fleshy… Read more
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![[synonym] session x Kelvingrove Writers: Giving the Burrel a burl](https://gallerybagging.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/4f38a783-9ede-4acd-bc23-34a0103ac659.jpg?w=1024)
[synonym] session x Kelvingrove Writers: Giving the Burrel a burl
‘… it is to say, a constant, cursory hauling of visual (and verbal) images before the court of political judgment – with the politics deployed by the prosecution usually as undernourished and instrumentalized as the account given of what the image in question has to “say.”’ T. J. Clark, The Sight of Death (2006) On… Read more
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GIO Fest 2025
The Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra Festival 2025 held at the Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow was a three day music extravaganza with the central focus on artists from Indonesia, Japan, and Sri Lanka, with an additional performance of Gamelan music. We had the privilege to attend a few of the events during the festival – evening… Read more
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ellen crofton: iterations
The congruence within/from chaos – ‘the repetition of a process or utterance’. Iterations is a performance piece using contemporary dance produced by experimental multidisciplinary artist and choreographer Ellen Crofton. Having previously shown this work as a solo performance at Strangefield, Glasgow, this is the first time Crofton has developed this piece with two joining dancers,… Read more

