Our Director: Fee Cuimeanach
Fee is a writer and interdisciplinary artist based in rural North Ayrshire, exploring queer identity, fragmented memory, and mythic narratives through text, image, and object-making. Her latest works are centred around her experience of auditory processing differences. Her writing has been widely published, most recently in Azarão Lit Journal.
The Team
Oz Speir
Oz is a recent graduate from Gray’s School of Art, who moved to Glasgow to pursue an MLitt in Contemporary Art Practice from Glasgow School of Art. They are currently working to create site-specific installations exploring queer temporality, built from drawings, writing and sculpture.
Alba Franceschi
Alba is working hard to become an arts manager and cultural events organiser.
An MA in Arts and Festival Management at QMU brought her to the evergreen Scotland. She loves to work for festivals, and volunteering for art organisations and is currently working on a project to support Glasgow-based early-career musicians and visual artists.
Catriona Anderson
Catriona (she/her) is a History of Art graduate from the University of Glasgow, where she specialised in critically engaged, decolonial approaches to curating. She will begin the MLitt Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art) programme at Glasgow School of Art later this year. She is also interested in floristry as a process-orientated and ephemeral sculptural practice.
Cat Gemmill
Based in Glasgow, Cat is an expressive artist creating paintings and pyrography works inspired by nature. Her background in textile design is evident in the bold colour and expressive brushstrokes that proliferate her art. Working at Six Foot Gallery is an opportunity to be more involved with the current art scene in Glasgow and also to expand her experience in the industry.
Hope Reynolds
Hope is an advocator for the arts in Glasgow. Passionate about uplifting emerging artists, she is eager to continue working in accessible and public art institutions. A graduate in Fine Art and Art History from Manchester School of Art, her practice aims to inspire a reverence for nature by blending themes of the natural world, mythology and fantasy.
Noa Ferder
Noa (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist creating work at the intersection of performance and visual art. As a bilingual artist working globally but based in Glasgow, she often utilises the act of translation as a creative method. Noa graduated from the BA (hons) Contemporary Performance Practice programme at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in July 2025.
Past Interns
Amy Kelly – Viktoria Prokopiv – Alice Martin – Mannie Rosie – Erin McGaw – Ri Downing – Jemma Shearer – Rowan Adamson – Lex Lyall – Ruby Harrop – Mwitwa Chisela – Zara Smith – Ren Kilpatrick – Sally Jennings – Malfalda Checco – Charley Miller – Jean Ash – Ballari-May Conner – Kirsty Walker – Natasha Peebles – Lisa Bonner – Jessica Lucas – Samantha Jackson – Annie King – Pola Mazus – Emily Kenny – Megan Queenan – Amy Iona – Jordan Raivel – Neil Simpson – Zane Drees – Jacqueline Scorgie – Kathleen Crilly – Iona McGeachie – Jessica Gentleman – Sophie Minervini – Maya Buechner – Rose Berry – Aimee Haldane – Lois Langmead – Lara Dingemans – Suri Park – Matilde Mosterts de Banfield – Bianca Callegaro – Alana Dunion – Alex Lauder
Volunteer At Six Foot Gallery
Our team is currently full! Check back here at a later date for opportunities.