Creative Session

Rhythm & Poetry with ACE V!S!ON

Using rap and poetic writing, movement, and relational practices to explore identity, resistance, and power. Through connecting with ourselves and our bodies, participants will explore how we can find, strengthen, and utilise our voices to navigate power dynamics, challenge our circumstances, and conjure change.

This workshop is for 16–25* year olds. To reserve a spot please fill out the sign up form.

Please note there is a limited capacity, and places will be reserved on a first come, first serve basis.

Please email us via music.space.projects@gmail.com with any questions.

We reimburse all participants travel costs, we can discuss this with you once your place is confirmed.

*Our activity is for people up to the age of 30 if they are:
– Disabled, including those with a long-term illness, neurodiverse people and anyone else who would identify with the social model of disability.
– Care experienced, and/or have been a young carer (including those with children or those who have cared for/are caring for someone with a long-term illness or disability).

Venue information (Soundplay Projects)
We will start and end the walk at Soundplay Projects.

Soundplay Projects is located on the 9th floor of One Cadogan Square, at 51 Cadogan Street, Glasgow G2 7HF. Follow this link for a short video showing how to access the space.

The building has lift access, and disabled parking is available at the front of the building. The space is fully accessible.

Closest public transport: The venue is in Glasgow city centre, within walking distance of Glasgow Central Station and Anderston Station.
Parking: Disabled parking is available at the front of the building.
Access: Lift access to the 9th floor.


ACE V!S!ON is a non-binary Scottish-Malawian poet, musician, and actor whose lyrical prowess and powerful yet nuanced delivery leave a lasting impression. Moving fluidly between witty rap, poignant poetry, and subtle vocal expression, their work has been shaped through years of creating within the Glasgow arts scene. ACE’s multidisciplinary practice includes co-directing Hip-Hop Education through Theatre of the Oppressed Scotland, membership in the jazz-fusion collective MODERNISTIC, collaborating on DIY films with Scottish Queer International Film Festival as well as participating in the remarkable Moniqux Ensemble ‘Dictations, The Heart of the Sea” production at Tramway.

Their practice is driven by a strong commitment to liberation and exploration, using the arts as a tool to engage with social justice, community organisation, and education/facilitation.

Image credit: @mruzor