Explore the thought-provoking art exhibition, "Nourishing Resilience: an artistic perspective on Food Sovereignty," showcasing the creative works of six talented artists from Scotland, England, Ireland, Ecuador, and Mexico. This exhibition, held at the Advanced Research Centre (ARC) of the University of Glasgow in Glasgow, intertwines local and global initiatives, reflecting the commitment of the Food Sovereignty Network (FSN) to addressing food-related issues. By collaborating with local associations in Glasgow and partnering with researchers and community leaders in Oaxaca, FSN aims to deepen understanding of the political struggles surrounding food and land. The artworks displayed, ranging from sculpture to video recordings, offer unique insights into our relationship with food, challenging the conventional view of food as a commodity. Through captivating pieces like large-scale video installations, audio provocations, and engaging sculptural works, the artists prompt viewers to reflect on the origins of our food and the cultural significance of what we consume. Join us on May 28, 2024, at ARC, University of Glasgow, to immerse yourself in this enriching exploration of Food Sovereignty. Admission is free for all attendees.

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Location:	Advanced Research Centre (ARC), University of Glasgow

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