Reimagining Ways of Seeing

How have Eurocentric ways of seeing dominated our understanding of art and design? How has this shaped narrative and the ways we communicate stories? In this interactive talk, we will consider this, asking how we can expand our notions of what art and design can be.

This event is part of Glasgow Zine Fest, you can view the full programme here.

About Anoushka:

Anoushka Khandwala is an artist and writer, who uses images and words to question colonial ways of seeing and making. She is currently a Decolonising Arts Education Fellow at University of the Arts London, and a Newman Scholar at the Essential School of Painting. Her words have been published in Elephant, AIGA Eye on Design, Creative Review and Eye, and she has been invited by institutions across the globe to speak about her work, including Parsons School of Design, Berlin University of the Arts, Royal College of Art and University of Bologna. Anoushka teaches at Central Saint Martins, in a role that challenges the canon of communication design. Her practice is concerned with disseminating knowledge that is produced in the academy to the wider public through exhibiting, publishing and speaking.

There will be 54 attendees maximum. During this event, attendees will participate in: listening, Q+A.

There will be BSL interpretation and live captioning. The room is wheelchair accessible. For more information about venue accessibility at the CCA please visit their website.
You may be asked to wear a mask at this event.

If you have any questions or access requirements, please get in touch with us via glasgowzinelibrary@gmail.com

Full access information for Glasgow Zine Fest can be found here.