New Work Scotland Programme 2010 is next - both in and out of the galleries. NWSP newspaper is out soon, available free from all Scottish galleries, artist run spaces and art schools, also to download. Features include new writting and the NWSP programme of events and performances.
Jacob Kerray | Shelly Nadashi 16 October 2010 - 28 November 2010
Nicolas Party | Catherine Payton 11 December 2010 - 6 February 2011
NWSP Writers 2010 Laura Edbrook | Norman Hogg
Laura Edbrook and Norman Hogg both graduated Edinburgh College of Art this year. Laura from MA Contemporary Art Theory and Norman from MFA Visual Culture.
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NWSP is a Collective initiative recognised as giving recent, Scottish based graduates their first significant opportunity. NWSP identifies and supports, through an annual policy of open application, some of the most promising new talent working in Scotland.
Thanks to the 2010 selection panel: Jordan Baseman (artist), Michelle Cotton (independant curator and writer based in London) and Lesley Young (who runs the independent curatorial office The Salford Restoration Office). Chaired by Kate Gray (Director, Collective).
Collective are delighted to announce the New Work Scotland Programme artists who we will be working with this year:
Jacob Kerray | Shelly Nadashi 16 October 2010 – 28 November 2010
Shelly Nadashi is a 2009 graduate from the MFA at Glasgow School of Art and will present an additional off-site performance. Jacob Kerray will complete his BA in Fine Art Painting and Printmaking at Glasgow School of Art this year.
Nicolas Party | Catherine Payton 11 December 2010 - 6 February 2011
Catherine Payton graduated in 2009 from Edinburgh College of Art. Nicolas Party is a 2009 graduate from the MFA at Glasgow School of Art and has been selected for the additional opportunity of the NWSP Studio Voltaire residency.
NWSP Writers 2010 Laura Edbrook | Norman Hogg
Laura Edbrook and Norman Hogg both graduated Edinburgh College of Art this year. Laura in from MA Contemporary Art Theory and Norman in MFA Visual Culture. The New Writing Scotland Project is based on an open policy of submissions with eligibility restricted to final year fine art/art theory graduates from across Scotland, along with recent graduates based in Scotland. The New Writing Scotland Project has grown out of Collective’s New Work Scotland Programme and was initiated in collaboration with Edinburgh College of Art’s Centre for Visual & Cultural Studies. The NWSP promotes new creative and critical writing within the visual arts coupled with targeted support to the New Work Scotland artists – providing them with their first commissioned texts. Priority is given to new, less established writers. Writers receive a commissioning fee to support development of their writing practice.
