Kate Costigan — Desert Shores
Kate Costigan expresses the faded glamour of Americana since its mid 20th Century heyday. My work and style is mostly always inspired by a bygone era, particularly the 1950s. Desert Shores is an...
View ArticleAmalie Silvani-Jones — Me, Myself, and Why
Amalie Silvani-Jones creates a series of self-portraits using Microsoft Paint. This series of self-portraits made using the basic windows digital painting program Microsoft Paint, began at the age of...
View ArticleAmalie Silvani-Jones — Selected Works
Amalie Silvani-Jones investigates the human reality of living in complete ignorance. I recently graduated from The Glasgow School of Art with a BAhons in Fine Art: Painting and Printmaking. The purpose...
View ArticleEllie Stephenson — Boredom and Fear
Ellie Stephenson explores fear of the unknown through the eyes of children. With the bombardment of invasive tabloid media affecting the way we think and perceive the world, the fear of the unknown is...
View ArticleLauren Hunter — Recent Works
Lauren Hunter explores the interactions of colours in motion and at rest. These images are titled according to color. I’m interested in the way things appear when they are in motion and when they are...
View ArticleJohn Farrell — Hattonrigg Pit Disaster 1910
John Farrell responds to a century old newspaper article. I was born and brought up in a small town ten miles south east of Glasgow called Bellshill where I still live and make work. Like much of...
View ArticleKyla McCallum — Foldability at The Lighthouse
Kyla McCallum pushes the limits of modular origami. Multi-disciplinary design studio, Foldability, run by Kyla McCallum, has created a 4 x 4m panel made from 4,914 squares of hand-folded paper as the...
View ArticleRachel Levine — Recent Work 2014/2013
Rachel Levine explores our assumptions of history through layers of sculpture. Through my work I explore how power structures and ‘empirical’ versions of history affect our readings of objects,...
View ArticleMikey Cook — Recent Works
Mikey Cook blurs the lines between fact and flummery. A Synchronicity is the occurrence of two events which are apparently mutually acausal or unlikely to occur together by chance, yet do so in a...
View ArticleCate Smith — Selected Works
Cate Smith explores relationships between memories, language and experience. I am interested in exploring the possibilities in meaning that exist between memory, language and experience, finding new...
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