INQUEST X Abolitionist Futures zine-making workshop & guided tours
Take a guided tour of the SoulsINQUEST exhibition at Platform with photographer Sarah Booker followed by a zine-making workshop in partnership with Glasgow Prisoner Solidarity.
About INQUEST X Abolitionist Futures zine-making workshop & guided tours
Inspired by the photographs and words from the exhibition, how can we use art and creativity to imagine a different world that is free from the harm that carceral systems perpetuate across society.
Whether you’re a long-time abolitionist or totally new to these ideas, we invite you gather, talk and create with us. All materials will be provided.
We are also hosting 2 stand alone guided tours with Sarah Booker at 11am and 2pm.
All are free but ticketed - book via our website.
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