Unravelling Times is an exhibition, with events programme, held at the Hunterian Art Gallery, Glasgow and running from May to October 2023. The exhibition centres on three films made by Lis Rhodes, following the acquisition of works for the Hunterian collection. The works range from the seminal work Pictures on Pink Paper from 1982, a feminist exploration of gendered systems of value and power, to more recent works that track the social and political implications of neo-liberalism in the UK and internationally. It is the most significant showing of works by Rhodes in Scotland to date. Alongside Lis Rhodes work are works by three artists living and working in Glasgow: Anne-Marie Copestake, Francis McKee and Iman Tajik.

Lis Rhodes is recognised as one of the pioneers of experimental artists' filmmaking. In addition to the profound example of her own work, Rhodes has been influential as a supporter of radical film practices - she was cinema curator at the London Film-Makers' Co-op from 1975–76, a co-organiser of the seminal exhibition Film as Film in 1979 and co-founder of the feminist film distribution network Circles in 1979. Her influence was also felt through her work as a teacher at The Slade art school in London from 1978.

Expanding on the work in the exhibition was an event programme, including Experimenting with Film - Workshop with Anne-Marie Copestake. In this artist workshop all present worked together to create a collective camera-less film, working directly with hand drawing and mark making onto exposed 16mm film and film leader.