Our Director: Fee Cuimeanach
Fee is a writer and interdisciplinary artist based in rural North Ayrshire, exploring fractured memory, mythic narratives, and gender as a liminal space through text, image, and object-making. You can find her work in Anarkiss Zine, Gutter Mag, and Lucent Dreaming, amongst others. She is currently working on a new translation of The Bacchae by Euripides.
The Team
Owen Speir
Owen is a recent graduate from the MLitt in Contemporary Art Practice from Glasgow School of Art. Owen’s work is concerned with how transness destabilises both time and materials in a way that releases them. They work primarily in processes that require repetitive and cyclical work, and include writing, casting, hand papermaking, screenprinting, and analogue audio.
Jasmine Farmer
Jasmine is a visual artist, moving between sculpture, performance and video. Having recently graduated from the BA in Fine Art at the University of East London, she is looking forward to exploring the brilliant art scene within Glasgow.
Catriona Anderson
Catriona (she/her) has volunteered with the gallery since 2024, and helped develop the online literary magazine Sextet. She is a History of Art graduate from the University of Glasgow and an MLitt Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art) student at The Glasgow School of Art. Her research is informed by feminist and decolonial approaches to art history and curating. She is one of the British Council Venice Fellows for the 2026 Venice Biennale, continuing her research into Lubaina Himid’s practice.
Maggie Ashmole
Maggie is a Glasgow-based creative working across contemporary art, music and festivals. She is currently studying MLitt Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art) at the Glasgow School of Art, where she specialises in structures of support, exchange and collaboration. At Six Foot, she looks forward to supporting emerging artists and gaining installation experience.
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
Cora Farr – Alba Franceschi – Cat Gemmill – 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.