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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Gabrielle Vendette
We’re delighted to welcome Gabrielle Vendette to Six Foot Gallery. Gabrielle is a photographer and mixed-media artist from Montreal currently based out of Paris, France. Inspired by all iterations of queer life around her, including her own as a queer woman, Gabrielle seeks to reflect back this vision of the world through her art and
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Ashley Stefano and Oli Turner
Ashley is an emerging, queer, South African artist, based in Glasgow. Their practicespans performance, video, sound, installation, production and curatorial work. Ashley isinterested in the body language of tension and catharsis, and evokes the musicality and serious playfulness of gesture to consider its functions as method of self-soothing and symbolic activation. Through fragmented and speculative
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Noa Amson & Rory Spencer (VC2RL)
VC2RL is a creative collaboration between Noa Amson and Rory Spencer. Publishing monthly on the last day of each month, the duo’s works have so far included moving image, audio-radio, visual communication, performance, and the written word. The works are both an exploration and an attempt at capturing real life, or something very close to
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Sara Bee
After initially studying in Dundee in 2017, Sara officially emigrated to Scotland in 2020, to her beloved Glasgow. From the moment she arrived, Sara fell in love with everything Scotland had to offer but, most notably, the commitment the general population has to encouraging participation in the arts. As a queer immigrant, Sara did not
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Anastazia Grace Hart
Anastazia’s photographic practice is a narrative exploration of the human experience, where she collaborates with subjects to make visible the unseen stories within their lives. As an artist she seeks to portray not just likeness, but the emotional truths and the nuanced layers of their personality that reveal their individual journeys. Through a combination of
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Zaym Zarif
Zaym Zarif was born in 1997 in Malaysia, and is a visual artist and photographer based in Glasgow. Working primarily with self-portraiture, their practice explores identity, vulnerability, memory, and the fluid boundaries between truth and performance. Through staged portraits, role-play, and collaborative projects, Zaym investigates the intimate complexities of human relationships while challenging conventions of
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Isobel MacRae
We’re delighted to welcome Isobel MacRae to Six Foot Gallery for an exhibition of painting, sculptural work, and jewellery. Isobel is a Scottish artist and maker, originally from the Highlands and now based in Glasgow. She studied Sculpture at Glasgow School of Art, and her work is deeply influenced by Hebridean landscapes and seascapes. In
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Malachy McCrimmon
Malachy McCrimmon is many things: a writer, a painter, a collage artist, a doomscroller, a professional sandwich champion, a virgo, a cyborg in disguise, an anime supervillain, a mermaid warrior somewhere in the Atlantic, a warlock, and on occasion, an artist based in Dundee. Their exhibition at Six Foot Gallery, A Glitch Ecology of the
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Gemma Campbell
Gemma Campbell creates drawings, prints, and installations that explore strength and vulnerability. Her work brings together images of birds, bodies, and handwriting as motifs, giving the artist a language to describe things that are hard to put into words alone: memories, feelings, and experiences. Her methods fluctuate from expressive mark making to the quiet solitude
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Ciorstaidh Rhiannon
Ciorstaidh is a visual artist from the Highlands of Scotland primarily working within the disciplines of analogue photography, printmaking, and video. Drawing inspiration from surrealist cinema and Scottish folklore, her auto-fictional approach utilises the expansive nature of the medium of film; from an investigatory tool to its ability to fabricate narratives, piecing together scenes from
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