Audio Described Tour

60m · Talk

Book a ticket Join us for an audio-described tour of our new exhibition, Afterlife, led by artist Juliana Capes and specifically designed for visually impaired visitors, although all are welcome.  Juliana will introduce and explore the exhibition through rich and detailed description. The tour will also touch on our newly opened Time + Space exhibition, There Is No Beginning, As There Is No End by Richard Maguire.  Refreshments will be served after the tour where there will also be the opportunity to discuss the exhibition with other attendees.    About Juliana Capes Juliana Capes is a multidisciplinary visual artist who has exhibited extensively, most recently at Sett Studios, Jupiter Artland, CCA Glasgow and Alchemy Film Festival. She works in film, installation, sculpture, description, song, painting, drawing, print and participation.  Her diverse artworks often use the vocabulary of natural phenomena to ask questions about the processes of feeling, seeing and believing. She is  passionate about access to the arts and concurrently works in a participatory way in creative learning in galleries, education, health  and community contexts. In particular over the last 15 years  she has worked extensively with a Visually Impaired audience, notably as lead artist on the National Gallery of Scotland’s Visual Impairment programme and is well known as an audio describer for the visual arts and film. Find out more Juliana Capes is a multidisciplinary visual artist who has exhibited extensively, most recently at Sett Studios, Jupiter Artland, CCA Glasgow and Alchemy Film Festival. She works in film, installation, sculpture, description, song, painting, drawing, print and participation.  Her diverse artworks often use the vocabulary of natural phenomena to ask questions about the processes of feeling, seeing and believing. She is  passionate about access to the arts and concurrently works in a participatory way in creative learning in galleries, education, health  and community contexts. In particular over the last 15 years  she has worked extensively with a Visually Impaired audience, notably as lead artist on the National Gallery of Scotland’s Visual Impairment programme and is well known as an audio describer for the visual arts and film. Find out more Access information Find out more about accessibility at Collective Gallery. You might also like .ymc-filter-2591, .ymc-extra-filter-2591 { --ymc-filter-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-filter-font-size: 16px; --ymc-filter-font-weight: 400; --ymc-filter-font-style: normal; --ymc-filter-line-height: 1.4; --ymc-filter-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-filter-text-transform: none; --ymc-filter-background-color: #095c81; --ymc-filter-color: #ffffff; --ymc-filter-active-color: #ffffff; --ymc-filter-active-background-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-filter-hover-text-color: #ffffff; --ymc-filter-hover-background-color: #095c81; --ymc-filter-justify-content: flex-start; --ymc-filter-padding-top: 10px; --ymc-filter-padding-right: 20px; --ymc-filter-padding-bottom: 10px; --ymc-filter-padding-left: 20px; --ymc-filter-margin-top: 0px; --ymc-filter-margin-right: 10px; --ymc-filter-margin-bottom: 10px; --ymc-filter-margin-left: 0px; --ymc-post-title-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-title-font-size: 24px; --ymc-post-title-font-weight: 600; --ymc-post-title-text-transform: none; --ymc-post-title-line-height: 1.4; --ymc-post-title-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-post-title-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-post-meta-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-meta-font-size: 14px; --ymc-post-meta-font-weight: 400; --ymc-post-meta-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-size: 16px; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-weight: 400; --ymc-post-excerpt-line-height: 1.4; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-style: normal; --ymc-post-excerpt-transform: none; --ymc-post-excerpt-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-post-excerpt-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-post-link-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-link-font-size: 16px; --ymc-post-link-font-weight: 400; --ymc-post-link-transform: none; --ymc-post-link-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-post-link-color: #1f1f1f; }