Eva Medin
In February 2019 Cove Park was awarded funding from British Council Scotland and Creative Scotland to develop a new residency programme produced in collaboration with partners based in EU nations. The aim of this programme is to maintain and develop cultural partnerships between Scotland and these nations at a pivotal moment in the cultural landscape […]
Andrea Coyotzi Borja
In February 2019 Cove Park was awarded funding from British Council Scotland and Creative Scotland to develop a new residency programme produced in collaboration with partners based in EU nations. The aim of this programme is to maintain and develop cultural partnerships between Scotland and these nations at a pivotal moment in the cultural landscape […]
Annie Crabtree
Annie Crabtree is an artist and researcher based in Glasgow. She makes moving image work exploring political, social and cultural narratives about women, drawing upon feminist theory to inform both concept and method. Annie also works at LUX Scotland. Whilst at Cove Park she will progress a new work, currently titled Pain, which aims to rewrite the history of women’s […]
Mark Briggs
Mark Briggs works with film and video, performance, sound and the written word. He produces individual and collaborative work under the alias of Gas-tower. He is part of an artist Collective OaPaO with Sarah Forrest, Amelia Bywater and Rebecca Wilcox. In October 2018 Mark co-programmed the Artist Moving Image Festival produced by Lux Scotland and […]
Adam Lewis-Jacob
Adam Lewis-Jacob has been awarded the Vivid Projects/Animate WORK commission to create a new moving image work focusing on worker’s rights, work based activism, campaigning and legislation. As part of this project he is working with and researching the Trade Union Resource Centre (TURC) moving image archive. His interest in how to reinterpret archival material and reactivate […]
Duncan Marquiss
Duncan Marquiss is based in Glasgow and known for his video works and drawings. He was the recipient of the Margaret Tait Award in 2015/16. A Cove Park Visual Arts resident in 2008 – and a tutor for the Hands-On programme – he will use this residency to research and develop his next film, a […]
Madeleine Virginia Brown
This residency is part of the nationwide RSA Residencies for Scotland Programme. Madeleine Virginia Brown is a visual artist based in Glasgow. Her practice is primarily performance based and privileges the human body, exploring the tensions between embodied subjectivity and the body as spectacle. Her work explores themes of narcissism, voyeurism and exhibitionism; as well […]
Raydale Dower
The Glasgow-based visual artist Raydale Dower will be based at Cove Park for six weeks during the summer of 2019. The treatment of space through the lens of cultural, social and sonic signifiers is a continuing component of Raydale Dower’s practice. His work can be understood as sculptural, combining elements to create installations that include […]
Natalia Papaeva
Cove Park is delighted to host Natalia Papevea this summer on a residency developed in partnership with TENT Rotterdam. Based in Rotterdam, Natalia is a performance artist and a recent graduate of the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague. Natalia was the recipient of the TENT Academy Awards in 2018 for her film ‘Yokhor’ (2018), […]
Giles Round
Operating across disciplines, from architecture, ceramics, design, print and typography, Giles Round’s work engages a variety of materials, processes and collaborators to address the relationship between art, design and functionality. As such the work is populated with citation and appropriation and, over the last decade, Round has built an extensive catalogue of references to early […]
Emilia Beatriz
An artist from Puerto Rico’s diaspora, Emilia Beatriz is based in Scotland. Beatriz’s interdisciplinary practice moves between lens-based media, text, sound, and performance; nourished and underpinned by workshops, shared research, collaborations, access work and other relational elements. Most recently, they have collaborated and exhibited in Bogotá, Colombia, Ferrara, Italy and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Since […]
Alec Finlay
Alec Finlay‘s work focuses on cultural and political relationships with wild nature, in particular, place-awareness, ecopoetics, hutopianism and rewilding. Finlay recently concluded a five-year programme of research-based projects with Hauser and Wirth, NTS Mar Lodge and Trees for Life. This work is woven together wit installations and books relating to illness, the body and landscape. […]