Francis Dosoo
Francis Dosoo is a multidisciplinary artist with a practice centered around embodied observation. Grounded in a multifaceted research process Francis utilises sound, prose, photography, movement and the moving image, to de- and re-construct artifacts within specific cultural memories. Francis’s recent work has included What is Behind the Saint’s Eyes… (2021), a large scale public photography and prose […]
Ross Little
Ross Little is a painter and filmmaker based in Glasgow. The 2020 digital video ‘This Is Where The Spirits Tend To Hang Out’ (presented during the artist’s recent solo exhibition at CCA Glasgow) reflects the artist’s longstanding interest in how the land, body and mind are shaped through their relationship to forms of control, both material […]
Rhona Jack
Based in Dundee, Rhona Jack is a multi-disciplinary artist working primarily with sculpture, printmaking and fibre art. She has a particular interest craft processes and describes her work as often ‘… blurring the lines between art, craft and design.’ This interest stems in part from her research into industrialisation and mass production processes, which served […]
Natsumi Sakamoto
Natsumi Sakamoto is a visual artist based in Glasgow. Her practice involves film, drawing, printmaking, performance and photography. Recent work, such as ‘A Rowan Wards off Witches’ (mixed media installation, 2o2o) and the film, shot on the Isle of Bute in Argyll, ‘She casts a curse into the sea’ (2019), have developed through the artist’s […]
Thomas Abercromby, Saoirse Anis, Rabiya Choudhry, Caitlin Dick, Francis Dosoo, Kerrianne Flett, Rhona Jack, Amy Jones, Ross Little, Adebusola Ramsay, Natsumi Sakomoto
Devised in response to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, this new series of residencies is designed to support early career visual artists based in Scotland. The crisis has had a devastating impact upon artists. Many have lost work and access to studio space in addition having planned projects, exhibitions and commissions postponed. Recognising that this is […]
Thomas Abercromby
Thomas Abercromby is a visual artist and curator based in the north of Glasgow. His practice involves long-term collaborations with other creative practitioners and community partners in his local area that share his commitment to positive social and cultural change. Working directly with artists, activists, architects, school children, poets, civil servants and teachers, Thomas has […]
Ben Sanderson
Ben Sanderson (Coventry, UK, 1986) lives and works in Cornwall. He holds a BFA from University College Falmouth, and in 2017 took part in Syllabus III, a roaming study program partnered with Wysing Arts Centre, Studio Voltaire, Eastside Projects, Iniva, New Contemporaries, S1 Artspace, and Spike Island. Selected exhibitions include: Chicken Nuggets, Pool School Gallery, […]
Rowan Paton
Employing collage, print, wordplay and pattern, Rowan Paton’s work is characterised by the development of imagined visual space. Her work explores themes of environmental change, mental health and otherness. Landscape, and in particular the mountain, provide a reference through which to examine these themes.
Adam Benmakhlouf & Tako Taal
We are pleased to host artist, writer, programmer and educator Adam Benmakhlouf and artist and programmer Tako Taal at Cove Park this autumn. Adam and Tako were announced by LUX Scotland and Tramway on 2 September this year as the programmers of the 9th edition of the annual Artists’ Moving Image Festival (AMIF 2020). AMIF […]
Juliana Capes
Juliana Capes is an award-winning multidisciplinary visual artist. Growing up in coastal Lincolnshire, she continues to live by the sea at Portobello, Edinburgh. She has worked in the arts in Scotland for the last 23 years, exhibiting most recently at Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket Gallery, Royal Scottish Academy and Edinburgh Art Festival. Current projects are influenced by […]
Alexis Kyle Mitchell
Alexis Kyle Mitchell works primarily in moving image. Her work deals with the formation of spatial imaginaries through history, politics and acts of belonging. These works include a musical documentary about Jewish summer camp made in collaboration with Stephanie Markowitz; an experimental film that uses colour and sound to explore the sensory perceptions of surveillance; […]
Katie Schwab
Katie Schwab works with textiles, furniture and moving image within a practice that spans exhibition making, workshops community projects and design commissions. She is interested in underrepresented histories of domestic and civic design and interweaves personal, social and craft-based histories, often drawing from marginalised and overlooked traditions of living, making and working collectively. Working frequently […]