Still from performance of ‘HAKOTO’ by GSS member and studio holder Reiko Goto Collins during Doors Open Day weekend 2025. Learn more about ‘HAKOTO’ here.

Image credit: Alan Rutherford, 2025 (GSS member).

2023 residents: studio visits

Some photos from recent studio visits with 2023 residents Rosie-Dowd Smyth (ACS Glasgow Sculpture Studios Fellow 2022-23) and Fanny Souade Sow (exchange resident from Marseille in partnership with CCA and Triangle Asterides).

It was great to see what Rosie and Fanny had been working on, and a perfect opportunity for GSS members and partners to get together and have some fun.

Rosie Dowd-Smyth - The ACS Glasgow Sculpture Studios Graduate Fellow 2022-23

We are delighted to announce Rosie Dowd-Smyth as the recipient of the inaugural ACS Glasgow Sculpture Studios Graduate Fellowship.

Find out more about Rosie and the ACS Glasgow Sculpture Studios Graduate Fellowship here.

Unveiling of 'Cowp to Nature Reserve' | 4th June

Saturday 4th June

Ellesmere Street Entrance to Hamiltonhill Claypits

1pm - 3pm | Free - all welcome!

Right to Dissent | School of Abolition Billboards

graduate fellow: Ayla Dmyterko

Image: Reverence Relic I (2021)

Stoneware with charcoal glaze

17 x 23 x 32 cm

Ayla Dmyterko is a Carpatho-Canadian artist currently based in Glasgow, Scotland.

Upon completing her MFA from the Glasgow School of Art (2020), Dmyterko was awarded the Graduate Fellowship through the Glasgow Sculpture Studios.

Click here to find out more.

Prisoner’s Herbal | Walk & Workshop with Nicole Rose and Mitch Miller

Friday 22nd October | 12pm - 2:30pm

Join us for a guided walk through the Hamiltonhill Claypits Local Nature Reserve led by anarchist organiser and herbalist Nicole Rose and artist Mitch Miller to learn about the use and stories of edible and medicinal common place plants, how to use them and what health challenges they can support. Throughout the walk, Nicole and Mitch will reflect on the importance of inner-city green spaces as sites of healing, respite and recreation for working class communities. We’ll finish our walk with a tea tasting as one example of the different ways we can prepare plant medicines.

This event is suitable for all ages and is free to attend but booking is required - book your place here

business as usual: hostile environment (A REMIX) | Alberta Whittle

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 18: Secret Stories

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 17: Habitat Gardens

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 16: Birding Treasure Hunt

Sculpture Club at Home | Session 15: Drawing with Wool

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 14: Salt Dough Drawings

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 13: Potted History

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 12: Cryptic Bird Feeders

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 11: Shadow Structures

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 10: Salt Dough Sculpture

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 9: Wild Beings that Face the Future

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 8: Flowers from the Future

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 7: Tabby Weaving

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 6: GP Film Unit

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 5: My Tongue Has Grown Hair

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 4: Inside/Outside

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 3: Dock Leaf Dyeing

Sculpture Club at Home | Week 2: Paper Puppets

Sculpture Club at Home

Week 2 | Paper Puppets with Sally Hackett

We’d love to see what you make! You can share your artwork with us on the Sculpture Club Facebook Page, by using the hashtag #sculptureclubathome, or by emailing kirsty@glasgowsculpturestudios.org directly.