Joanna Rucklidge
Joanna Rucklidge is an artist, educator and researcher, focusing on sustainability, printmaking and visual communication. Joanna makes work about consumer culture using disposable objects as motivation, materials and motifs. Joanna recently started a PhD exploring the correlation between detrimental climate change and consumer choices associated with waste paper. Joanna studied Graphic Design at Glasgow School […]
Vivian (Nan Viv) Brockman Webb
Vivian (Nan Viv) Dwardinan Brockman Webb is a Dordenup Wardandi matriarchal Elder of the South West region of Western Australia, Wardan country. She has worked for many years to raise awareness of the importance of language and culture for future generations. In 2003, Nan Viv travelled with daughter Mitchella and French/Australian photographer Martine Perret to […]
Mitchella Hutchins
Mitchella Hutchins is an Aboriginal Australian tool maker, painter, and land artist. Her work is held in many private collections and has been exhibited in Perth and Southwest Australia. She is also a prominent Aboriginal businesswoman and was a presenter on GWN7’s Milbindi program and a lecturer at Western Australian University on Indigenous topics and […]
Cecilia Stamp
Cecilia Stamp is a Glasgow-based designer and maker creating contemporary jewellery inspired by abstract forms found in Modernist architecture, packaging and the built environment. Her work is characterised by graphic shapes, clean lines and a restrained use of colour. Working across traditional jewellery processes including vitreous enamelling, wax carving and silversmithing, Cecilia translates influences from […]
Kitchen Table Intaligo Printmaking
Interweaving Threads Residency: Open Studio
Sophie Frost, Dea Domus
Sophie Frost is the founder and maker of Dea Domus, an interdisciplinary studio based in London working across ceramics, sculptural furniture, and object. Rooted in the traditions of studio pottery, her practice explores the space between art, craft, and design. Her visual language has developed through formal training at the Slade School of Fine Art […]
Jonny Taylor
Jonny Taylor is an emerging furniture maker based in Leith whose practice centres on hand-crafted seating that bridges traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. Working primarily with wood and natural materials, he is interested in how historic chair forms can be reinterpreted through personal narrative and cultural heritage. His current work explores a hybrid chair that […]
Saturday Studios – Weaving on a cardboard loom
Susanne Nørregård Nielsen
Susanne Nørregård Nielsen is a Fife-based Danish artist. Susanne is interested in illuminating art works central to the 20th century canon, to provoke new thinking on the impact of artists practice using feminine gendered materiality. Most current work is inspired by the influence of textiles on early 20th century visual art, in particular abstract painting […]
Owen Edward Snaith
Owen Edward Snaith is a Scottish designer working across fashion, textile design and mixed media art. Snaith’s work explores traditional Scottish dress, the uniforms of east coast fisherfolk and his own identity. A poetic queer thread weaves throughout his work, which is grounded in craftsmanship, collaboration, and community. These threads inform Snaith’s research and making […]
Ingrid Bjørnevog Haugnes
Ingrid Bjørnevog Haugnes is a Norwegian textile craft practitioner, artist, and designer based in Oslo. Her practice is grounded in long-term work with Norwegian folk dress and bunad, exploring garments as living structures shaped by labour, care, and repair. Working through making, sewing, and reconstruction, she moves between textile craft, contemporary art, costume, and fashion, […]