Add to ORKGSusan Grant is a Scottish artist who undertook the natural & cultural international residency at Port Arthur. She discusses her recent works concerned with social change, as reflected through architecture and landscape, and in particular the evolution and control of communities
Samantha Clark is an artist working across a diverse rage of sculpture and installation media
Bealtaine Festival have invited sculptor Tina O Connell, painter Brian Bourke and Sarah Tynan spendi...
Port Arthur Project represents a unique partnership between Ten Days on the Island, the Port Arthur...
Scottish artist Sue Jane Taylor works in sculpture, drawing and print. She has worked on industrial ...
Marie Sierra will be speaking about her recent work, with a bit of background on the development of ...
Jane Stewart studied at the Tasmanian School of Art, graduating with honours in 1998. She then under...
Art forum presented by Claire Barclay. Summary: Claire Barclay, the Scottish Arts Council's Austra...
Elizabeth Woods surveys site related activities she has undertaken over the past 7 years. The concep...
Lead Artist for Jedburgh Abbey Artist-in-Residency, pilot scheme set up by Culture Matters, in colla...
Event HistoryEstablished in 1961, the Federation of British Artists (FBA) is a major visual arts cha...
Christina Waterson is a Brisbane based artist whose work engages with art, design, and architecture
Artist talk and in conversation with Tiffany Boyle. ‘seven x seven’ marked the Scottish exhibitio...
As the first female artists-in-residence at Eton College, Liane Lang and Güler Ates decided to mark ...
The new exhibition at the Sayle Gallery in Douglas, marks an important stage in the Gallery’s develo...
Invitation to present to the GSA Research Day on behalf of the Reading Landscape Research Group. Th...
Samantha Clark is an artist working across a diverse rage of sculpture and installation media
Bealtaine Festival have invited sculptor Tina O Connell, painter Brian Bourke and Sarah Tynan spendi...
Port Arthur Project represents a unique partnership between Ten Days on the Island, the Port Arthur...
Scottish artist Sue Jane Taylor works in sculpture, drawing and print. She has worked on industrial ...
Marie Sierra will be speaking about her recent work, with a bit of background on the development of ...
Jane Stewart studied at the Tasmanian School of Art, graduating with honours in 1998. She then under...
Art forum presented by Claire Barclay. Summary: Claire Barclay, the Scottish Arts Council's Austra...
Elizabeth Woods surveys site related activities she has undertaken over the past 7 years. The concep...
Lead Artist for Jedburgh Abbey Artist-in-Residency, pilot scheme set up by Culture Matters, in colla...
Event HistoryEstablished in 1961, the Federation of British Artists (FBA) is a major visual arts cha...
Christina Waterson is a Brisbane based artist whose work engages with art, design, and architecture
Artist talk and in conversation with Tiffany Boyle. ‘seven x seven’ marked the Scottish exhibitio...
As the first female artists-in-residence at Eton College, Liane Lang and Güler Ates decided to mark ...
The new exhibition at the Sayle Gallery in Douglas, marks an important stage in the Gallery’s develo...
Invitation to present to the GSA Research Day on behalf of the Reading Landscape Research Group. Th...
Samantha Clark is an artist working across a diverse rage of sculpture and installation media
Bealtaine Festival have invited sculptor Tina O Connell, painter Brian Bourke and Sarah Tynan spendi...
Port Arthur Project represents a unique partnership between Ten Days on the Island, the Port Arthur...
