 Grace a collaboration between White & Givan & Historic Environment Scotland funded by Creative Scotland at Stirling Castle from 22 September, an exhibition of artworks, film, and sound created by communities across Scotland in response to the Grace dance performance. Thanks to all who attended the exhibition launch and the wonderful pupils who took part in the dance workshop.
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Grace is a powerful dance work inspired by Paula Rego’s portrait Angel, exploring strength, vulnerability, and transformation within Scotland’s historic sites. Co-created with White & Givan and Historic Environment Scotland, and funded by Creative Scotland.
Alongside the performances, artists David Powell, Katie Henderson, and Kate May Anderson led a programme of creative workshops in willow weaving, stained glass, and tapestry. Guided by the question “What might your angel look like?”, communities across Scotland responded through artworks, images, film, and sound. These responses now come together in a co-created exhibition at Stirling Castle, celebrating creativity, resilience, and place. Grace was created in collaboration with White & Givan and Historic Environment Scotland, and funded by Creative Scotland. “Enter the world of Grace, its movement, voices, and spirit, through the trailer below “ |
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