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From January - September 2019 I shall be collaborating with Carlibar Park Primary School pupils to design an innovative arts-based approach to the ‘Daily Mile’ concept. We’ll explore the ecology, heritage & architecture of Barrhead whilst referencing the redevelopment of the local area.
Installation date: August - September
Funder: East Renfrewshire Council
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European Spotlight: AAPG Explorer Magazine / Feb 2018
My Anthropocene sculptural meme continues its international journey as the header image for the following article: Defining the Anthropocene Era: New Research Identifies Epoch-Defining ‘Golden Spike’
Further info on the installation: https://www.edgehill.ac.uk/news/story/habitus-art-installation-unveiled/
Further info on the publication:
The American Association of Petroleum Geologists is an international organization with over 38000 members in 100+ countries.
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Artist in Residence Exhibition
‘Summer Has Been Turned To Winter By The Guns’ (2017)
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The Highlanders’ Museum (Queen’s Own Highlanders Collection)
8th October 2017 – 18th March 2018
“It has been a real experience for staff, volunteers, visitors and local schoolchildren to work with our Artist in Residence on this project – seeing our World War One archive through fresh and creative eyes. Robyn Woolston’s exhibition is stunning, thought-provoking and presents a personal response to ‘The Great War’ from the artist and the children and adults who contributed to the project.”
Education Officer, Gill Bird
Project Blog: https://highlandersmuseumww1.tumblr.com
Location:
Fort George is a ‘registered Ancient Monument’ and for over 235 years has been a military garrison and training depot for a Regular Infantry Battalion of the British Army. It is currently home to the 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland.
Set in what was formerly the Lieutenant Governor’s house, the Highlanders’ Museum was founded over 60 years ago. The museum houses more than 5,000 gallantry awards and campaign medals won by the fighting men of the regiment as well as silver and personal artefacts. It also contains a set of Colours carried at the Battle of Waterloo and King Edward VIII’s regimental uniform.
Opening Times: 10.00am - 3.15pm / closed at weekends Dec & Jan
Admission to the Highlanders’ Museum (Queen’s Own Highlanders Collection) is FREE but you must pay an admission charge to visit Fort George. Adult - £9.00 Concession - £7.20 Child aged 5–15 - £5.40 Under 5 - FREE
Exhibition Fabrication: G & T Project Management
http://gtprojects.wixsite.com/home
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