Insight into Rising Tide Exhibition
AAS Member Hazel Frost shares insight into AAS funded curator tour of Rising Tide exhibition.
Category: Voices of Makers
Tiny Lichen & Mosses Inspire Award Winning Ceramics
Ceramicist Lorna Fraser shares her experience of winning the inaugural Scottish Landscape Award for work inspired by residency on Isle of Eigg.
Welcoming Environment for Fresh Insights on Work
Jeweller Stefanie Cheong shares her experience of taking part in an AAS Constructive Feedback Session in 2018 and explains how the process helped her to revise and evolve her work.
New Free Course Responds to Impact of Pandemic on Makers
New free course Sustaining Craft Business Practice launched to support Scottish makers in response to impact of pandemic as shared in AAS Voices of Makers blogs.
Being a Maker & Tiny Pots in Lockdown: Voices of Makers #12
Tiny hand thrown pots came to represent the emotional journey of lockdown for ceramicist Fran Marquis while she experimented and rethought her practice.
A Hammer, Smiling & Craft: Voices of Makers #11
Artist Lar MacGregor shares how questioning the meaning of craft and the act of making sustained her creativity during lockdown.
Voices of Makers #10
Looking back over a year of lockdown Claire Heminsley considers the trickiness and learning which has changed the nature of her work.
Voices of Makers #9
The impact of lockdown on Anarkik3D Ltd gave jeweller Ann Marie Shillito time to have fun with its 3D modelling programme and experiment with fabrics.
Voices of Makers #8
When the usual roller coaster of making and exhibiting changed into an emotional roller coaster designer-maker Olive Pearson adapted to explore new ways of working and selling.
