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Looping
Looping
Looping through the seasons -A walking practice making gentle interventions into the rural landscape around the village of Balloch since 2020
Looping through the seasons -A walking practice making gentle interventions into the rural landscape around the village of Balloch since 2020
IMBY - In My Back Yard
IMBY - In My Back Yard
The (IMBY) In My Back Yard project is an ongoing project that has been developed to celebrate the importance of relationships in and around the villages of Balloch/Culloden:
The (IMBY) In My Back Yard project is an ongoing project that has been developed to celebrate the importance of relationships in and around the villages of Balloch/Culloden:
Our place- Our People- Our land - Our wildlife -
Our place- Our People- Our land - Our wildlife -
Taking the gallery to the kids and the kids to the gallery
Taking the gallery to the kids and the kids to the gallery
I have learned so much from facilitating play opportunities for children over the years and it has been such a privilege to go back to my old primary school and film them playing and exploring my sculptural pieces that have been inspired by loose parts theory (Simon Nicholson, 1971). It feels so natural to be taking sculpture from the gallery and putting it into a school. It brings it alive in a different way.
Taking loose parts sculpture into Smithton Primary School
Taking loose parts sculpture into Smithton Primary School
It was great to run a workshop with P4 Pupils from Smithton Primary School. We made sculptures, drawings and performance.
Taking loose parts sculpture out into the community - Culloden Battlefield 2025.
Taking loose parts sculpture out into the community - Culloden Battlefield 2025.
It has been really interesting to build up links with Culloden Battlefield through the loose parts sculpture. The sculpture has now 21 loose parts made from wood and bed struts and has enabled me to take up opportunities to take it out in the community. Members of the public are able to interact with the sculpture and see the loose parts sculpture move and change shape.
Bin Shed Gallery - Scottish Canals - Merkinch
Bin Shed Gallery - Scottish Canals - Merkinch
Art Students Claire Gordon and Jan McCormack have been working in collaboration with Scottish Canals to open up an Outdoor Pop Up Gallery in Inverness. The students who are studying towards a Fine Art Degree, at Moray School of Art, Elgin are both interested in making sculpture using everyday objects and found materials. Constantly on the look out for unusual spaces to showcase their work the students were delighted when Scottish Canals lent them their disused bin shed for the day. The debut opening of the Bin Shed Gallery on Sunday 8th September attracted a steady stream of visitors and the two students were so delighted with the response to their work that they are planning further pop up events in the future.
When is the best time to die?
When is the best time to die?
As we learn about De-Growth, it was really interesting to have a chat with Betty Johnson age 94. Her world has been decimated by Covid. She has lost contact with her friends and her physical and mental health has suffered where she has had to stay indoors so much. Betty shares memories of how the world has changed since she was a young girl growing up in the war.
As we learn about De-Growth, it was really interesting to have a chat with Betty Johnson age 94. Her world has been decimated by Covid. She has lost contact with her friends and her physical and mental health has suffered where she has had to stay indoors so much. Betty shares memories of how the world has changed since she was a young girl growing up in the war.
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