Exhibition: The Force and Form of Memory
Posted 24 October, 2011
Compass Gallery, Glasgow: 28th October – 19th November 2011
National Football Museum Hampden: 20 November – January 2012
Touring throughout Scotland – September 2012
Alzheimer Scotland and Compass Gallery selected 76 Contemporary artists from across Scotland, and some from further afield, to create a special work exploring the theme of Memory.
This fascinating exhibition provides a unique opportunity to gain an insight into their individual responses to the theme, creating works for a lasting sensory and visual experience.

Michael McVeigh 'Anamals'
Today, memory loss-related illness touches all of us in one way or another. This exhibition is designed to stimulate and inspire the creative minds of both the artists and the public, raising awareness of the importance of our memories for recording our experiences and forming our identity.
All works are for sale, raising funds for Alzheimer Scotland.
To view this fascinating exhibition, visit:
Compass Gallery
178 West Regent Street
Glasgow
G2 4RL
0131 221 6370
mail@compassgallery.co.uk
www.compassgallery.co.uk

The exhibition will tour throughout Scotland to:
mid-January – mid-March 2012: The Smith Museum & Art Gallery, Stirling
mid-March – mid-April 2012: St Fergus Gallery, Wick
mid-April – mid-May: The Swanson Gallery, Thurso
mid-May – mid-July: Inverness Museum & Art Gallery
mid-July – mid August: McLean Museum & Art Gallery, Greenock
mid-August – mid-September: Woodend Barn Arts Centre, Banchory, Aberdeenshire
Download Force and Form of Memory Poster (pdf, 3mb)

