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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Dean Jones
Dean Jones is a Masters student of Contemporary Art Practice at the Glasgow School of Art. His practice explores queer intimacy through painting and textile processes, working with domestic materials such as tablecloths, doileys and bedsheets. His interest focuses on forms of expressions of queer eroticism through feeling, materiality and gesture. By painting and stitching onto vintage domestic
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: GK Garramone
GK Garramone is an early career artist who recently graduated from a MA degree in Contemporary Art Theory from the University of Edinburgh, her practice works with the photographic image to create narrative expressionistic pieces which centre around an individual sense of suffering and realisation. She is interested in the cycles of nature and in exploring human intimacy in landscapes beyond
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Dawn Martin
Dawn Martin is a fourth-year student at the Glasgow School of Art and is a multimedia artist specialising in ceramics. Her sculptures adapt elements of Scottish history and folklore to explore themes of personal identity. Dawn is particularly interested in the local landscape and the mysteries of the Picts, one of Scotland’s earliest settlers, and
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Alison Toft Davies
Time gazing at a westerly, expansive view in southwest France provides Alison Toft Davies with an endless source of different atmospheric effects at twilight and dawn. Her practice shows a fascination with evening light, reflections on broad expanses of wet estuary, sand, and the sea. The idea of ‘traces’ impacted on her technique; building subtle
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Sasha Shalmina
Representational art, like music with lyrics, carries a finite range of meaning. Abstract art, however, resembles music without words, and its interpretation can change over time, evolving with the viewer’s state of mind. Sasha Shalmina’s work centres on painting the unseen: the shifting landscapes of emotions, memories, moods, thoughts, and atmospheres. Her practice prioritises feeling
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Niamh McGoldrick-McGrath
Artist Niamh McGoldrick-McGrath is in her final year studying Fine Art at DJCAD. Niamh’s practice examines the relationship between people and land, driven by her belief that we are shaped by that land as much as we shape it. Her work explores her journeys across Scottish landscapes and the elements she collects from the lochs
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Sheila MacNeill
Sheila is an artist living and working in Glasgow. Her work is primarily concerned with exploring notions of place and belonging and the evolving relationships between humans and our natural environment in both urban and rural areas. In a world saturated by instant imagery where everyone can find an image of anything or anywhere almost
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Georgi Tsenov
Artist Georgi Tsenov is a Bulgarian painter and educator living and working in Glasgow. He holds a Master of Arts degree from Sofia University and has exhibited extensively internationally. We’re delighted to welcome him back to Six Foot Gallery with fifteen of his deliciously intricate oil paintings. Hi Georgi, great to have you back! To
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: YY Wang
YY Wang is a mixed media artist based in Scotland. Her practice are deeply rooted in Jung’s childhood analysis theory in positive psychology and the healing effect of early dreams, combining nostalgia with dreamcore aesthetics to create healing fantasy spaces. In her art world, ethereal dreams, abandoned paradises, and deformed memory fragments are given new
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Sitian Zeng
Sitian Zeng (b. 1995, China) is a Glasgow-based artist and doctoral researcher at the Glasgow School of Art. Over the past decade, she has actively engaged in artistic practice and built her career through painting, mixed-media art, and moving images. Her practice-led research lies within interdisciplinary contexts across areas such as painting in the expanded
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