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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.
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.
AAS with 141 Social Enterprise present Facebook Live events featuring a maker in Thailand and an AAS Member chatting about their creative practices and lockdown experiences.
At the 2020 AAS Annual General Meeting AAS Chair and ceramicist Carol Sinclair reflects on a tough year that has strengthened the community and informed an exciting new AAS project.
How to Join Applied Arts Scotland SCIO (AAS) is a maker-led charitable membership organisation run by makers for makers giving an authentic, collective and professional voice for the sector and […]
Clare Waddle reflects on the CULTURALITY Project’s second Rural Spot event at the Dell of Abernethy, Cairngorms National Park in September 2025.
AAS CULTURALITY project team member Netty Sopata reflects on our first Rural Spot event in the Isle of Lewis in October 2024. AAS is a partner in the EU Horizons CULTURALITY project to explore how creative industries in rural areas across Europe currently interact with tourism and how they could in the future.
What is CULTURALITY? CULTURALITY will research the current landscape for craft practitioners across Europe and explore how creative and culinary industries in rural areas currently interact with tourism, and how […]
Applied Arts Scotland is inviting applications to join our Board of Trustees. Applied Arts Scotland (AAS) are seeking new Board Members to help run our organisation at an exciting and […]
The Road to COP26 Innovation Grant Programme supports the development of new, exciting and innovative ideas for sustainable businesses in Nepal that harness nature-based and craft-related solutions to promote positive […]