Study visit: Jacqueline Donachie

Join OCA tutor Emma Drye on the 1 October at GoMA in Glasgow.
Deep in the Heart of your Brain includes sculptural installation, drawings in pencil and video work and the themes are disability, care and loss.
Donachie has worked with a group of sisters where one is affected by an inherited genetic condition and the other not.
The show is described as coming out of “This rich archive of personal reflection on age, appearance and disability”
Donachie is a nice example of an artist who uses residencies and grant funding, often working with partners in non art sectors, to enable her to make work.
We are lucky to be joined by Katie Bruce, producer curator at Glasgow Museum of Modern Art (GOMA) who will meet with us to talk about curating and producing the show. This is a great opportunity for SYP students and others to get some inside tips. Later we will be attending a panel discussion where Mark Hamilton, a clinical research fellow at Glasgow university’s institute of molecular and systems biology institute will be responding to the work alongside the artist, Jacqueline Donachie. This will be of interest to pretty much everyone, particularly anyone with an interest in collaboration, science and art, funding and systems of production or any aspect of the subject matter and interdisciplinary method.
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