We are delighted to announce that our community group Chilli Tree Network for Black People and People of Colour (BPoC) creatives across Scotland has been selected as one of the eight groups to participate in the Delivering Change: Community Catalysts programme. This is an opportunity for us to bring our ideas to life with the support of our museum partner the Glasgow School of Art and the Delivering Change team.

Join Our Consultation for Artists & Creatives of Colour

Are you an artist or creative who identifies as a person of colour and has connected with our Chilli Tree Network? We invite you to join our consultation session to help shape an upcoming project that centres your voice and experience.

We are finalising our application for the Delivering Change Programme in partnership with National Museums Scotland, and we want to hear from you! What does a comfortable and supportive creative space look like for you? What do you need to fully and meaningfully participate in a project?

This 1-hour online session will be a chance to:
✅ Learn about our project proposal
✅ Share your insights and feedback
✅ Help shape a project that truly reflects and supports your needs

📅 Monday, 24th March
⏰ 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Online via Zoom)
£30 appreciation gesture for your time

Register now, and we’ll send you the meeting link. Book your place Here

Delivering Change: Transforming Access to Culture

Delivering Change is a programme by Museums Galleries Scotland that acknowledges the historical exclusion of many of Scotland’s people and communities from museums and their narratives. This three-year programme, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, thanks to National Lottery players, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, and the Scottish Government. This three-year initiative is dedicated to supporting museums and galleries across Scotland in making meaningful changes that ensure culture is accessible to all.

Our Project: An Artistic Response to the Glasgow School of Art Archive

As part of the Delivering Change programme, our project aims to focus on creating an artistic response to objects and artifacts within the Glasgow School of Art Archive Collection. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the archive, engage in themed workshops, and take part in practice development sessions. These sessions will support the creation of individual pieces of work, which will be showcased in a public exhibition and in a feature via our digital magazine The Mix.