Virginia artist, Barbara Crawford, has exhibited both nationally and internationally. Her current work includes one-day, site specific installations that result in individual videos. The series of world amphitheatres includes Teatro Andromeda, Sicily, The Ancient Roman Theatre, Orange France, Red Rocks, Denver, Colorado and Crawick Multiverse, Scotland. Another series of world genebanks includes the Svalbard Global […]
Mina Heydari-Waite is a British-Iranian interdisciplinary artist based in Glasgow. Working across moving image, installation and sculpture, her practice draws together workshops, archival research, material exploration, familial histories and cross-disciplinary dialogue. Her work examines infrastructures of power, memory and transmission, treating affect not as interior sentiment but as a point of departure through which histories […]
Alistair Gow hopes to create artwork which invites questions – What is happening here? What could go there? Why has the artist valued this object? How has this been made? The subjects in his pictures are built from Gow’s daily life: the commute to work or the school run, the artists he works with and […]
Bobbi Cameron is an interdisciplinary artist based on the Isle of Seil, Scotland. Cameron works with devotional spiritual practice as a creative methodology through moving image, sound and performance. Her debut 16mm film ‘for the first words of a dreamworld’ was commissioned for Glasgow International Festival 2024 as part of a duo presentation with Owain […]
Kate Fahey is an artist based between London and Kilkenny. What binds all of her work is an exploration of ways of meaning-making outwith scientific and rational knowledge systems – conventional ways of understanding the world rooted in patriarchal, white, western historical narratives. Through moving image, sound, language, print and sculptural practice, she investigates embodied, […]
Kate Belanger is a queer artist and photographer raised in rural Massachusetts, on the border of miles of forest. As a child, some of her strongest memories are of venturing into that place beyond her backyard, into worlds of her own mind and imagination. Her work portrays this love of exploration and fantasy, of escaping […]
Soorin Shin is a visual artist who explores femininity, foregrounding her Korean heritage as a central reference. Inspired by cultural and historical artefacts such as knots, vessels and patchwork, she delves into themes of sisterhood, motherhood and feminism. She predominantly works with sculpture, shaping organic, curvy and wobbly motifs that echo natural forms, channelling eco-feminist […]
Joseph Wilson uses photography to explore interactions between perception, memory, and the material world through the sustained observation of the places and things which bear our trace. Through this practice he asks of memory, of the world around us, and of photographs themselves: what is it that persists? The Shore Photography Residency is made possible […]
In partnership with Wysing Arts Centre, we are pleased to host the artist and poet Maeva Totolehibe. Based in France, Maeve is Wysing’s 2026 Magnetic Resident, spending eight weeks in the UK in 2026 as part of Fluxus Art Project’s Franco-UK residency exchange programme. Time in Scotland will enable Maeve to continue her research. Maeva […]
Roy Boswell is a sculptor from Helsinki whose work is concerned with the durational qualities of materials. Their work combines objects with music and organised sound, performance traditions, writing, and dramaturgy. Longer lasting materials like stone are placed side by side with fast-paced materials like a song or a beam of light – and the […]
Omid Asadi, born in Iran, navigates a diverse journey that intertwines past experiences with creative expression. After growing up in Iran, he ventured into engineering and boxing before embracing art’s calling. In 2007, Omid’s life took an international turn as he immigrated to the United Kingdom. The transition ignited a transformation within him, eventually steering […]