Beautiful materials - The pleasures of objects that last a lifetime
The pleasures of objects that last a lifetime by Beautiful Materials.
Annalise Wimmer: The split; it spread!
The split; it spread! is comprised of a new body of work which draws upon recent material driven research into residues and abrasions caused by microbial activity in the built environment.
Recount
Katie Anderson, Matt Farr, Jack McGarrity, Polly Pentreath, Adam Smith
Curated within a theme of narrative, five emerging artists consider the subjects of realised fictions, falsified and recieved histories, hierarchies of consciousness and reality, and the uncertainty of the inbetween.
Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival: ALL, ENTIRE, WHOLE
See Me Scotland presents work from a range of visual artists that encourage dialogue to end mental health stigma and discrimination. A part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival 2019.
Georgia Grinter: Cross Words
Georgia Grinter's most recent body of work explores intimate, everyday moments of human expression, shielded by contrived or socially aware acts. Drawing from memory, she focuses her compositions around the smooth, indistinct, domestic surfaces, such as tables or laundry, that conceal hidden feelings. Interpretations of nostalgic scenes are occupied by the familiar tensions found in families and friendships.
Marina Renée-Cemmick: Underlying Structures
Underlying Structures is a body of work considering the city landscape as a living breathing organism, growing and deteriorating in a perpetual cycle of change. It has arisen through the desire to reconnect with the body, through the awakening of the senses in relation to our surroundings.