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2020

Creative Work Shop

Initiating an artist in residency project for the Forres area with support from Creative Scotland Open Funding.

In October 2019 Findhorn Bay Arts was awarded Open Funding from Creative Scotland to support a new artist in residency project for the Forres area called Creative Work Shop.

The 12 month programme of interconnected arts projects and multi-art residencies responded to themes of place and regeneration offering space for reflection, connection and exploration through artist led conversation.

The programme coincided with and was compelled to respond to the 2020-21 Covid-19 pandemic.

Artists Caroline Inckle, David Sherry, and duo Robbie Coleman & Jo Hodges each took up a residency between February and October 2020.

About the Artists

Caroline Inckle

Visual artist and design researcher based in Moray with a wide experience of exhibitions, residencies and participatory projects.

Visit Caroline’s Website

David Sherry

Best known for his performance art, whose practice focuses on humour, social interaction and the absurdities of everyday life.

Visit David’s Website

Robbie Colman & Jo Hodges

With a shared multidisciplinary public arts practice, their work investigates ecological and socio-cultural systems, processes and relationships, and explores new strategies for working in the public space.

Visit Robbie & Jo’s Website

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From the Blog

For the third part of our Creative Work Shop artist residency programme, Robbie Coleman & Jo Hodges, developed an evocative project to record and reflect upon life during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Funders & Partners