The performance will be streamed LIVE on the BBC SSO’s website and Facebook page.

​Main Performance

 18 March 2018, 5pm

​Exhibition

 17th – 25th March 2018

Tuesday – Friday: 12 pm – 5pm (Monday closed)
Saturday – Sunday: 12 pm – 6pm

​Workshops & Performances

 24 March 2018

 Schedule to be announced

1968 was a year full of protests, pickets, riots and revolutions emblazoned with a vision of a brighter future. From student protests in Paris to anti-communist uprisings in Poland, campaigns against the Vietnam War, and the heat of the Civil Rights movement, ordinary people demanded change.  The era marked a shift in performance, dance, visual art, design, music, architecture and film, in terms of form, approach and the flattening of hierarchies.  Social, political and subversive ideas percolating for decades came to the fore.

 Reflecting on moments of the present which are the future’s past, Last Futures is a series of events which puts student voices at the forefront of proposing radical alternatives.  Can an expanded dialogue around current socio–political, artistic and resistance movements generate new futures?

 Last Futures is a collaboration between the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), The Glasgow School of Art (GSA), University of Glasgow (GU), and BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.  The project includes an Exhibition and programme of events, curated by a student-led team from RCS, GSA and GU.