Archive
Explore our individual and group residencies from 2000 to the present day. The Archive is a work in progress and we welcome contributions in the form of audio and video documentation, photographs, and testimonials from our former residents. This page features a changing selection of past residencies, and visitors can search for entries via the resident’s name, practice, the type and title of the residency, and the year.
Featured Residencies from the Archive
Ross MacKay, Suzie Miller, Jim Harbourne
The Jerwood Residencies 2016 supported the creation of new work and innovative ways of working by Scottish artists in a collaborative setting. Generously funded by the Jerwood Charitable Trust since 2002, these two-week residencies focused on research and experimentation within the interdisciplinary environment of Cove Park. Velvet Evening Séance was co-conceived by Ross MacKay and […]
Louise Giovanelli
Louise Giovanelli’s residency is part of a new programme for early-career writers, makers/designers and visual artists based throughout the UK. The artists will work in parallel on site for three weeks on their own projects during Cove Park’s summer programme and will also have the opportunity to work alongside other national and international artists at […]
Claire Cunningham with Cormac Lynch, Simone Kenyon, Luke Pell
Claire Cunningham is a performer and creator of multi-disciplinary performance based in Glasgow, Scotland. One of the UK’s most acclaimed and internationally renowned disabled artists, Cunningham’s work is often rooted in the study and use/misuse of her crutches and the exploration of the potential of her own specific physicality with a conscious rejection of traditional dance […]
Kirsty Logan
Kirsty Logan is a professional daydreamer. Her first story collection, The Rental Heart & Other Fairytales, won the Scott Prize, the Polari First Book Prize, and the Saboteur Award. Her first novel, The Gracekeepers, won a Lambda Literary Award and was selected for the Radio 2 Book Club and the Waterstones Book Club. A Portable Shelter won the Gavin […]