A community of artists
Glasgow Sculpture Studios supports a vibrant community of professional artists who focus on innovative sculptural techniques and practices.
This wide-ranging community are at varying stages of their careers, from emergent and recent graduates through to established artists whose practice is recognised at the highest level; from representing Scotland at the Venice Biennale, being nominated for the Turner Prize to winning Becks Futures.
View a list of artists who are current studio holders.
Becoming a member
In order to become part of the community, you must apply to become a member and pay an annual subscription fee of £45. This entitles you to access to:
- Our production facilities and temporary, flexible project spaces. We have dedicated areas for the exploration and fabrication of artworks that include wood, metal, resin, plaster, ceramics, paper and stone
- Our Research Resource, IT Suite and library (including publications, DVDs etc. on contemporary art, art theory and technical processes)
- Communal social areas include the kitchen to meet other members
- Staff advice and expertise in the curation, commissioning, project management, and fabricating of artworks
- A fortnightly opportunities e-mail and newsletter along with invitations to all our events including curated exhibitions, talks and symposia
If you wish to find out more about becoming a member, please e-mail info@glasgowsculpturestudios.org
Future developments
We are in the midst of a significant development that involves relocating to a new premises and developing new facilities that will enable the expansion of the artistic and participative programmes to increase and extend access and support for artists and members of the public.
The new premises will host refurbished Production Facilities, a new Research Resource including IT Suite & library, along with Education and social interactive spaces.
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Glasgow Sculpture Studios production facilities include the following:
Wood workshop – radial arm circular saw, pillar drill, wood lathe, band saw, sanding machine, planer thicknesser and 3 meter table saw.
Metal workshop – piranha iron worker, cold saw, mig welding, oxy-acetylene cutting & welding equipment, guillotine, box bending machine, mobile gantry & hydraulic lifter, pillar drill & chop saw.
Spraying and resin – fume extraction, basic temperature control.
Ceramics – large kiln and basic facilities
Stone – air chisels, flexible dust extraction, lifting gear & crowbars
If you wish to find out more about any of the above please e-mail your queries to info@glasgowsculpturestudios.org
Due to the relocation of the organisation, our Artist Support and Public Programmes have been condensed over the coming months in order to facilitate this move.
These forthcoming Programmes will include production and research residencies, curated exhibitions, talks, symposia, off-site and artist-led projects and events. Current and future partnerships include Cove Park, House for an Art Lover, RMJM, Skulpturenpark Berlin_Zentrum and The Glasgow School of Art.
These forthcoming Programmes will include a production residency with Beagles & Ramsay and a research residency with AHM (aka Sam Ainsley, David Harding & Sandy Moffat), 2008-2010.
If you wish to discuss any future collaborations or partnership opportunities please e-mail amy@glasgowsculpturestudios.org
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Photo credits:
Top, left to right: Laura Aldridge, Alex Gross, Calum Stirling & Clara Ursitti
Bottom, left to right: Calum Sinclair, Andrew Sunley Smith in conversation with Ross Birrell, Russell Lamb & Laura Aldridge exhibition opening Glasgow Sculpture Studios Gallery
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