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Sunday, February 23, 2014

A wedding picture tells a hundred stories


The Turner nominated artist Phil Collins is looking for your help. Glasgow born but now living in Berlin, he is creating a project that celebrates the lives and stories of the people of his home town.
Specifically the section for the film that he is currently working on requires photos that explore our relationships, be these from weddings, long friendships or secret affairs. They don't need to be dramatic moments from your life, he interested in the private moments that would not normally make the papers. He's interested in the previously unhighlighted quiet ticking of everyday life that forms the heart and true tale of the City.
Submitted stories/ images will be used as part of a special visual arts project for the 2014 Cultural Programme and take place in Queens Park on 19 July as part of the Festival.
People can take their photographs to Photo Express on Pollokshaws Road (at corner of Alison St) for free scanning - or go to one of the libraries listed at selected times.
For more info you can contact info@thecommonguild.org.uk or 0141 428 3022
Call for stories
About the Common Guild
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