Claire Barclay interview:

I like my work to be at that point between threatening and fun, or repulsive and fascinating

It's not hard

its not hard (to say goodbye) *

A Launch Party with Performances 

InterMedia, CCA, 350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow. 

June 7th, 7 – 9 pm

Rebelland: wan way in, nae way oot

New work from the Blind Faith artist and writer in residence. Anthony Schrag and Mag Gibson
12th December, 7:00 - 9:00
The Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow

Karla Black

Karla was invited in today by our second year to give an artist talk and do some tutorials. click on the image to see more of Karla's work on the Marymary gallery website.

Cath Keay – 1000 Tides

Cath will be running a casting project with our first year students early next month. keep an eye on the blog and our Flickr site for images from the project.

Cath Keay’s doctoral project builds on her previous, long-running work on bees and wax sculpture to investigate ways in which art and the natural world can interact, exploring dynamic natural processes that can influence the final form of a sculpture. Keay’s sculptural works provide a basis for animal colonisation in natural environments (a wax architectural sculpture in a beehive; terracotta text sculptures in the sea); over time it is possible to investigate the way in which these animal forms adapt to and alter the artworks, creating beauty in nature’s response to human intervention. Her work highlights the role of nature as collaborator in the creation of the artistic product.