BITS AND PIECES
An exhibition and workshop with The Kirkwood Brothers & James Jimbo at the Pipe Factory. Free drop in workshop, live portraits and mince pies with the artists on both days!
Time & Location
18 Dec 2022, 11:00 – 16:00
Glasgow, 42 Bain St, Glasgow G40 2LA, UK
About the event
We are so pleased to announce an exhibition and workshops by The Kirkwood Brothers & James Jimbo at The Pipe Factory, sharing a selection of new and old work, all available to buy, just in time for Christmas.
Free Activities:
Christmas Card Workshop with The Kirkwood Brothers 👼🏻
Get Your Portrait Done Here! with James Jimbo ⛄️ New paintings and drawings developed as part of Cabbage’s Resilience Programme by Glasgow based artists The Kirkwood Brothers, Jonny and Jordon, build upon the central themes of their work; neurodiversity, mental health and humour. The brothers utilise text and imagery, often in the form of playful visual puns, to capture snippets of thoughts and memories that are brought forth through conversation between the brothers, evoking their childhood, and their own experiences of disability and mental health. The continued rise in the Cost of Living and the frustrations that come with it are the focus of their new work, looking closely at its impact on their mental health and the world around them. James Jimbo is a Glasgow based drawer and painter who has been doing not much of either since telling people he retired in 2019. This exhibition is his eagerly unanticipated comeback. His work reflects slices of the imagery, information and emotion encountered in daily life through news outlets, social media, personal recollections, his mobile phone and the such like. For this weekend, as it’s Christmas, Jimbo sharpens his crayons, and brings back with a vengeance, his famous interactive live drawing come installation event ‘Get Your Portrait Done Here!’ On Saturday afternoon we will be having an opening between 2-4pm 🎄 This exhibition is supported by Strange Field and Cabbage.
The exhibition will take place on the ground floor of the Pipe Factory and is wheelchair accessible.