Brushes with History; The Scottish Arts Club, August 2022

This site specific installation was the result of a partnership with The Scottish Arts Club. The process started with an invitation to give an illustrated talk and from this grew the idea for a commissioned artwork to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the club. The result, ‘Brushes with History’ is a co-authored and co-created suspended sculpture which occupies the club’s stairwell, made from 1,800 used and donated paint brushes. Read more

The Winston Smith Library of Victory and Truth

Be a part of this evolving artwork… Contribute a personalised copy of George Orwell’s 1984, in any condition and any language. The library will consist of 1,984 unique copies of Orwell’s remarkable novel, providing a space for reading and reflection, contemplation and creation, as well as a platform for performance, dialogue and debate. Read more

Nil by Mouth; Art, science, food and sustainability event at Scottish Parliament

Nil by Mouth (2013-14) brought together artists, scientists and food producers initiated by Mike Bonaventura, Chief Executive of the Crichton Carbon Centre. The Crichton Carbon Centre’s focus is on sustainability and how to communicate to as many people as possible in as many ways as they want. Read more

Collector, an exhibition which celebrates the joy of things and the relationship between people and their collections.

Part of the Arcadeum community arts project in Muirhouse, North Edinburgh, the Collector exhibition has grown out of a series of conversations between artist in residence, Hans K Clausen, and local residents over a period of a year. Read more

Hospital Impressions, ‘Where It Heals’ Public Engagement Workshop

‘Hospital Impressions’ is a participatory art project which comments on the transition of a hospital community from an existing hospital building to a new one, through engagement which explores notions of time, memory and place. Read more

What Remains – Generator, Summerhall TV

Artists Hans K. Clausen and Kim W. Wilson present a series of site specific works exploring industrial and domestic by-products of human activity, in their joint exhibition What Remains, at Generator Projects. Clausen uses discarded objects from the urban environment with a particular focus on personal objects. Read more

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