
157 BYRES RD.
157 BYRES RD.


A.WITHEY & T. WALLACE-LEWIS
Searching for Revelations (Within an Unfamiliar Frame)
16.10.25
26.10.25
FREE ENTRY
Searching for Revelations (Within an Unfamiliar Frame) is a two-person exhibition that explores the mnemonic interplay between private family collections and public national commemorations.
Alex Withey and Teiji Wallace-Lewis have each collaborated with their respective (grand)mothers to stage various creative interventions within their family photographic albums, histories, and farms.
The two (resultant) bodies of work on display at The Alchemy Experiment examine their personal, social, and cultural dis/connections with Finland and Canada through photography, video, and bricolage.
Information:
ADDRESS:
The Alchemy Experiment
157 Byres Road, G12 8TS
Glasgow
OPENING EVENING:
Thursday 16th Oct 19:00-21:00
free entry
OPENING HOURS:
Mon - Thu 8.30-18.00
Fri 8.30-18.00
Sat 9.00-18.00
Sun 10.00-17.00
ARTIST LINKS:
Alex Withey is an artist-educator who works across lens-based media, installation, and workshop facilitation. Withey’s interdisciplinary practice investigates the lives and functions of indexical and digital images, as well as the (mis)understandings of photographic truth and representation that underpin them.
In particular, he explores how memory, identity, and narrative can be reshaped through these pictorial mediations and how the archives containing them can be activated as a practical medium. Alex is currently working on a long-term project that mobilizes personal and historical archives to examine the memorial intersections between ecology, place, history, and power.
Teiji Wallace-Lewis is an independent artist-researcher-storyteller working in the nascent field of memory studies. He has performed his arts-based research at conference proceedings across Canada, Europe, the UK, and the USA. Recent notable presentations include: “The 21st International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry” (2025) and “The Ninth Annual Meeting of the Memory Studies Association” (2025). In 2024, Teiji was a featured artist in the “Exposure International Open Call” exhibition at Contemporary Calgary and contributed a chapter to the Edited Collection “Unsettling Education: Decolonizing and Indigenizing the Land,” published by Canadian Scholars & Women’s Press.
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