Maria Fusco
Maria Fusco writes fiction and critical and theoretical texts. She edits publications and contributes to a broad range of international visual culture magazines, books and catalogues. The Mechanical Copula, her first collection of short stories, has recently been published, and she is the founder/editor of The Happy Hypocrite a semi-annual journal for and about experimental […]
Jan Verwoert
Jan Verwoert is a writer, critic and curator. Amongst his many publications on contemporary art is an important book on Bas Jan Ader for the MIT/Afterall One Work series, a Phaidon monograph on Wolfgang Tillmans, and a key essay on conceptual art in Romantic Conceptualism. Verwoert is a contributing editor to Frieze magazine and also […]
S. Mark Gubb
Maria Fusco
Ruth Ewan
Working in print, performance and installation, Ruth Ewan’s practice begins in a period of independent research and results in conceptually led but socially realised projects. She is interested in creating an altered state of historical or cultural engagement for the viewer, often considering overlooked or invisible threads of radical histories, their failings and potentials.
Kit Craig
Born 1980, Oxfordshire, lives and works in London. Kit Craig’s work has recently expanded from a focus on drawing to the way in which these drawings can be displayed, incorporating sculptural support structures which are echoed in the drawings themselves, setting up a complex set of tensions. He is based in London and is a […]
Luke Collins
Alison Grant
Alison Grant is a visual artist and community facilitator based in Edinburgh. Her work explores ways to create space for contemplation, introspection, connection and dialogue with our home and our place and relationships with the ecosystems that sustain us. Recent projects include 11,000 miles an Ocean facing research project and Drawing Down the Sun, a […]
Clara Fantoni
Clara Fantoni is a British Italian non-binary artist from Brighton. Their practice fuses sculpture, installation and painting to create immersive experiences. Clara has exhibited in multiple group shows in London, Manchester, Brighton, Shanghai, Hastings, Barcelona, Tate Modern and the Saatchi Gallery in London. Clara was awarded the Cass Art Prize 2021 for innovative use of […]
Bonnie Ogilvie
Bonnie Ogilvie (Amsterdam, 1994) is a visual artist who uses Tartan as a means of communication. For each new portrait, she starts with a basic structure and fills it with her visual language. Ogilvie translates her emotions, observations, and environment into unique compositions each time, employing new colours, printing techniques, and scanned objects as means […]
Tamsin MacArthur
Tamsin MacArthur is a multi-media artist based in Glasgow and a recent graduate of Sculpture and Environmental art from the Glasgow School of Art. Her work explores dialogues between belief and the ‘actual’, and action and reaction, frequently working in response to spiritual and mythological ideas within the framework of an increasingly nihilistic western modernity. […]
Nikhil Vettukattil
As part of the Nordic Alliance of Artists’ Residencies on Climate Action (NAARCA) commission programme, artist Nikhil Vettukattil will be at Cove Park for four weeks following residencies at Narsaq International Research Station in Greenland and Artica Svalbard in Norway. At Cove Park, Nikhil will continue developing ‘Cantina‘ – a project exploring a healthy, affordable, […]