We have partnered with Assemble to develop an ambitious proposal for Gaada’s Future Site in Scalloway.

Gaada founding director, Daniel Clark has been featured in short film by Scotland + Venice 2021 for the 17th International Architecture Exhibition at the V&A Dundee.

The next exhibition on Display is Git Ootside, Inner Bairn by Jennifer McLeaskintosh

30th July - 5th September

Creative Scotland confirms support for Gaada’s 2021/22 programme of visual art and community-led activities.

The sun is shining in Shetland, and Gaada is taking a short break from 3rd - 19th July to enjoy the summer light.

We’re excited to share four new editions, created in the Gaada workshop, to our online shop.

Gaada has been collaborating with 86 young artist who attend Hamnavoe Primary School on an exciting new project.

The next exhibition on Display is We Axe For What We Want by Esther McManus

18th June - 25th July

School of Scottish Studies Archive shine a spotlight on Weemin’s Wark artist Holly Graham’s experience of exploring the Up Helly Aa for Aa Archive and creating her exhibition response “No Winder You Canna Catch Fish”.

“I will not give up on a list of things I like to stay the same without ending” opens on May 14th 2021.

A quick look back at the 3 years since Gaada has been going (and growing)!

Join us for a conversation with artist and programmer, Tako Taal

Gaada has been mentioned alongside some of Scotland’s leading art organisations in an article published today by The Scotsman.

Peer Group Artist Laura Hughes creates new work for theatre production The Rag Tree

Karl Johnson shares his thoughts on the Weemin’s Wark Project in this article Activism, Art and Archiving at the Edge.

Glasgow Womans Library are hosting ‘Seeing Things (Together)’ a free event on 26th March at 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm which will focus on Weemin’s Wark.

Peer Group sessions begin, creating a space for Shetland based artists to share their work.

We are delighted to introduce Gaada’s new Advisory Board and Board of Directors!

A blog post written by Glasgow Women’s library volunteer Ashley Green.

Join us for artist in conversation with Jody Mulvey