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Kaleidoscope — a short fashion documentary about Ukrainian artist Mariya Dykalo and British designer Laura Green — will have its Scottish premiere in Glasgow on 6 May at 6:00 PM at @grosvenorpicturetheatre . Presented as part of Fashion Film Days, in collaboration with @iffglasgow Film Festival Glasgow, Women and the World International Film Festival @wwiff_official , @wowoscarstudio , and co-presented with the @catdigital Centre for Advanced Textiles at The Glasgow School of Art @glasgowschoolart A story of painting, textile, silhouette, craftsmanship, migration, female creativity, and the meeting point between Ukrainian artistic heritage and British design. After the screening, there will be a Q&A with director and producer @xenia_bugrimova , @mariyadykalo @mariyadykaloart ( Aspinal of London), @laurragreen_ #and Alan Shaw of Glasgow School of Art, moderated by @dialmformartin , CEO of International Film Festival Glasgow. Watch the trailer — and join us in Glasgow 💫 Tickets: /movie/kaleidoscope/ A film by @xenia_bugrimova Production @wowoscarstudio Director of Photography @dmytroho @teamteam___ Cinematography @nekrasova.photos @xenia_bugrimova Editor @ylshmtt Colour @teamteam___ Sound @helshtein_sound Music / Sound Design @xenia_bugrimova @ylshmtt Creative / Production Design @vallliza Make-Up @anastasiia_kot BTS / Campaign Photographer @nekrasova.photos Executive Producer @mariyadykalo Associate Producer @juli_shvetsova Assistant Producer @alonatovkus Special Thanks @gsaarchives @canoneurope #fashionfilm #glasgow #glasgowschoolofart #documentary

Join us for a special screening 🎥 KALEIDOSCOPE 📍 @grosvenorpicturetheatre 📆 6th May 6pm From a Soviet-era sewing factory in Lviv to a fashion studio in London — Kaleidoscope follows Ukrainian artist Mariya Dykalo and British designer Laura Green as they build a collection together in real time. A documentary about craft, migration and creative identity: what happens when two women from different worlds decide to make something beautiful, and in doing so, remake themselves. This is a collaboration with @iffglasgow , Women and the World FF and TalentedU, and co-presented by @catdigital the Glasgow School of Art. 🔗 to 🎟️ in Bio

Sharing a piece of very personal news✨🫶🏻🤫 My short fashion documentary Kaleidoscope will be presented in Glasgow as part of Fashion Film Days, by invitation of the Glasgow International Film Festival @iffglasgow , @dialmformartin This will be my first screening in Glasgow, which makes it especially meaningful for me. What makes this even more special is that the film will be shown in @grosvenorpicturetheatre one of the oldest and most beautiful cinemas ever seen. The film tells the story of a Ukrainian artist and designer from Lviv @mariyadykalo , her contribution to the British fashion and design context @aspinaloflondon , and her creative collaboration with British artist Laura Green @lauragreenlondon @laurragreen_ with partnership @glasgowschoolart @catdigital For me, this is more than a film about fashion. It is a story about cultural exchange, mutual influence, and the Ukrainian presence within British cultural life. It was important for me to highlight the Ukrainian presence and contribution within the British cultural context — especially at a time when cultural cooperation between Ukraine and the United Kingdom carries such special meaning 100 years of partnership 💫 6.05, 18:00, tickets (just from £8) on sale at @grosvenorpicturetheatre and my bio After the screening, there will be a Q&A and photos. I would be very happy to see you there🙏 #filmglasgow #filmpremiere #scotland #glasgow

“LAND OF THE FREE” photobook. Currently on view at the US Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art Ash was a fall exchange student at GSA and is now completing her thesis at CofC Studio Art @ashloveskoi

Thank you @catdigital for this special delivery - 23 metres of printed silk habotai, ready to be cut and sewn into scarves. The Dulse large silk scarf has been popular!

ANNOUNCEMENT: CAT Bursary Award winner 2026, Beatrice Arden. We are delighted to announce Sculpture and Environmental Art final year undergraduate Beatrice Arden as our recipient this year. Many thanks to our fantastic judges, Mairi Mackenzie, Laura Spring, and Anna Campbell-Jones as well as all applicants for their time in making the judging process both great fun and challenging. The standard was high!

A Happy New Year to all! Welcome to 2026. 2025 was quite a year for us, with our 25th anniversary exhibition, "Catalogue: 25 years of The Centre for Advanced Textiles", "Interwoven" our event at @skyparkglasgow , and new industrial finishing equipment arriving before the Christmas break. We made a surprise appearance in 'A Scottish Perspective" on January 3rd as part of @colin.mearns article in the Glasgow Herald. Thanks Colin! The picture features a Grayson Perry, @alanmeasles , outfit that we printed. Our new equipment promises to offer a broader scope of pre-treatment and finishing services for beautifully presented fabrics. Watch this space for new developments.

CAT Bursary 2026 Event Launch FRIDAY 9th January The Reid Cafe SEE YOU THEN!

LAUNCH EVENT - REID CAFE, Friday 9th January, 2026, 2-3pm. Please come along if you are a final year undergraduate. Hear from last year's winner, Jenny Gordon, and about previous year's winners. We'd love to see you there.

CLASSIC TEXTILES SALE POP in and grab an iconic bargain!

Come and see us today at Makers Market in Edward House on Sauchiehall St.. 11-5pm and Sun 11-5pm

We will be launching the Centre for Advanced Textiles Bursary Award 2025/26 on Monday 8th December! If you are a GSA final year undergraduate you can apply. The winner will receive; £500 credit towards digital print and base fabrics. £250 cash to contribute to your project costs. Consultation and development of your ideas with CAT staff to a value of £250; equivalent to around one full day of staff time.