Alan Currall
Born Stoke on Trent, 1964, lives and works in Glasgow. Alan Currall studied Fine Art and Staffordshire University and received an MFA from Glasgow School of Art in 1995. Currall makes video and computer-based works, often depicting himself or other protagonists talking directly to the camera. A recurring theme within this body of work has […]
Charlie Prodger
Supported by the Craignish Trust, Cove Park’s Emerging Visual Artists programme provides artists with the support required to develop new work at a crucial stage in their careers. Previous residents on this programme include Pio Abad, Giles Bailey, Sara Barker, Lucy Clout and Nick Evans. Charlie Prodger is a visual artist based in Glasgow. Working […]
Luke Fowler
The 2010 Scottish Visual Arts Residency was awarded to the Glasgow-based visual artist Luke Fowler. This three-month residency enabled the artist to embark on a large scale, research-based film project, concentrating on the ideas of the Scottish psychiatrist RD Laing. This work brought together two discrete tendencies that embody Fowler’s practice: the construction of ‘truth’ […]
Rory Middleton
In association with Cryptic Nights, Cove Park has created a two-week residency for the Scottish visual artist Rory Middleton. This residency will enable the artist to develop ‘The View’, a work devised and presented during a residency at The Banff Centre, Alberta, Canada, in 2010. Responding to the specific context of Cove Park, ‘The View’ […]
Adam Chodzko
Cove Park’s 2010 UK Visual Arts Residency was awarded to Adam Chodzko. Born in London in 1965, Chodzko lives and works in Whitstable, Kent. Since 1991 he has exhibited extensively in national and international solo and group exhibitions. His one month residency at Cove Park in 2010 enabled the artist to develop new work for two forthcoming […]
Gail Pickering
Cove Park’s UK Visual Arts Residencies support established visual artists based in the United Kingdom. These residencies enable artists to develop new work and, in many cases for the first time, to spend a prolonged period living and working in Scotland. Based in London, Gail Pickering’s practice involves performance, installation and video, collaborating with professional […]
Henry Coombes
This two-month residency supports an established visual artist, based in Scotland, at a key stage in their career. It enables the artist to undertake research, explore new ideas and make significant developments in their practice within the context of Cove Park’s international and cross-disciplinary programme. Previous residents on this programme include Luke Fowler, Fiona Jardine […]
Sophie Mackfall
Cove Park, with generous support from the Craignish Trust, continues to support the development of emerging visual artists from Scotland and throughout the UK. Previous residents on this programme include Pio Abad, Giles Bailey, Sara Barker, Lucy Clout, Nick Evans and Charlotte Prodger. Artists are provided with the support required to develop new work at […]
Alison Turnbull
Cove Park’s UK Visual Arts Residencies support established visual artists based in the United Kingdom. These residencies enable artists to develop new work and, in many cases for the first time, to spend a prolonged period living and working in Scotland. Alison Turnbull is based in London and her paintings and drawings have been shown […]
Takahiro Iwasaki
Cove Park is committed to the development of international partnerships as a means of providing residency opportunities for both international and national artists in Scotland and abroad. With support from the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, and in partnership with Arts Initiative Tokyo (AIT), Cove Park has developed a residency exchange programme for UK-based and Japanese artists. […]
Chris Evans
Cove Park’s UK Visual Arts Residencies support leading visual artists based in the United Kingdom. These residencies enable established artists to develop new work and make significant developments in their practice. Chris Evans is based in London and Brussels. His projects evolve through conversations with people from diverse walks of life, selected in relation to […]