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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Hannah Burdess
Hannah is a multidisciplinary artist and Creative Director building immersive worlds from symbolism, Surrealism, and decolonial practice. Through the use of neon, metallics, and layered, symbolic meaning, her work demands attention and holds space. Hannah is a University of Glasgow Graduate with a creative route through events and management, and she is the founder of…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Rebecca Rae
Based in Glasgow, Rebecca is an emerging multidisciplinary artist whose work focuses on the comedic, vulnerable and repetitive absurdness of everyday ordinary life. She is currently working on exploring ideas of an ‘elsewhere’, a place where everything has a strange familiarity. Through sculpture, text, drawing, and performance, she replicates copies of original objects and distort…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Megan Adams
Megan is a multi-disciplinary emerging Canadian artist living and working in Glasgow. She creates both functional and non-functional art pieces which draw on her experiences to explore themes of connection, home, and play. Her practice incorporates a range of media, including textiles, ceramics, printmaking, and reclaimed materials, and her passion for learning and creative experimentation…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Shivangi Dwivedi
Shivangi is a mixed-media and textile artist whose practice explores women’s livelihoods, emotional landscapes, and lived experiences. All fabrics and textile elements in her artworks are created by her own hands, making each piece deeply personal and unique. Her work combines contemporary art with textile-based techniques, using fabric, texture, and layered materials to create expressive…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Dougie Marshall
Dougie is primarily a composer and musician who works with field recordings, found and sampled sounds, and all kinds of electronic instruments. His work focuses heavily on sound texture using degradation and manipulation as production techniques to find new and interesting applications of these sources. His recent work has been towards finding new outlets beyond…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Claudine O’Sullivan
Claudine is an Irish artist based in Glasgow. Working across drawing and painting, her practice explores movement, perception and abstraction through a framework she calls Movement as Method. Using endurance running as a form of field research, O’Sullivan generates drawings, notes and observations that are later distilled into paintings. Rather than depicting landscape, the work…
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SIX FOOT SPOTLIGHTS Melting Point: Cyborgs in German Modernism
Written & researched by Alice Martin Helloooooo Six Foot Gallery! It’s been a while, hasn’t it. FAR too long. Let me explain myself: in the Summer of last year, I stepped away from my position at Six Foot Gallery to pursue my MA in German Modernist Art History in London. Due to the workload and…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Lou Graves
Lou Graves is a lifelong Glasgwegian, illustrator, and artist, with a body of work encompassing two decades. You are invited to step inside his work. Perhaps this will be your first insight into the real world – or perhaps you have seen it before? See Lou’s work as part of our annual summer open call…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Melanie Errey
Melanie is a mixed media artist working primarily with colourful painting. Her art draws on themes of shared human connection – thoughts or experiences we all have but rarely share out loud. Her aim is that the work that she creates through practising art will remind people of their inner child and who they really…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Ruaridh Law
Ruaridh Law is an artist, writer, film-maker and musician based in North Ayrshire, Scotland. His works have ranged from intimate audio performance and gallery installations to large-scale outdoor works, music releases and books. These have manifested themselves in, amongst other things, a tarot deck that generates music; sequential stories told over film and radio; simultaneous…
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