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My sculptural work is abstract in nature and reflects my interest in the collection and reuse of everyday materials sourced from my immediate surroundings. These materials are used to explore and develop mixed media works which contain elements of archaeology and archival records. The individual pieces are bright and colourful and make use...
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David Sherry (b. 1974, Northern Ireland) studied at the University of Ulster at Belfast (1994-1997) and Glasgow School of Art (MFA, 1998-2000). Solo exhibitions include Catalyst Arts, Belfast (2006), M and M Gallery, Antwerp (2005) and Jack Hanley, San Francisco (2005). Select group exhibitions include G.A.K. Bremen (2010), The Ikon Gallery...
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I am a Glasgow based visual artist, who often makes site specific works using collage techniques and digital media. I recently undertook a year long Digital Media Residency at Callendar Park Falkirk, an SAC Partners residency for Falkirk Council. I worked for two years as a Part time Lecturer at Edinburgh College of Art in the Painting Department...
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Dr Kristin Mojsiewicz writes on the sound and performance work of Glasgow-based artist Aileen Campbell.Open Frequency ProfileAileen Campbell has an expansive voice. To use the term ‘soprano’ does not say enough. To state that she slides from consonance to dissonance does not express the feelings of vertigo this causes.She...
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I am a jeweller and artist/researcher working across disciplines to open up the range of expression available in wearable technological products. Drawing on observations of land, sea and sky, the jewellery uses a wide range of materials such as Perspex, Formica, latex, silicon rubber, found objects and precious metals. Increasingly, the work...
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My practice is stimulated by what I perceive as challenges within the act of portrayal. I am fascinated by what lies behind the surface of the subject as an essence to be grasped or sought after through attempting to re-present it. The dialectic between the possibility and simultaneous hopelessness of this endeavour emerges in the abstraction of...
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'Century 21 Calling', Installation. Credit: Gair Dunlop/Prelinger Archive Has the discovery of DNA helped to create a better world? Themes Biotechnology - ethics and morality Can Science benefit people ...
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