Artist CV

CURATED EXHIBITIONS:

‘Flatmates’ at Agora Studios. (2026)

‘International Women’s Day 2026’ showcasing the work of 39 women and gender non-conforming artists at Burns Street Studios. (2026)

‘International Women’s Day 2025’ showcasing the work of 23 women and gender non-conforming artists in Mono Cafe Bar. (2025)

‘The Queer Agenda’ showcasing the work of 27 queer artists at Ushi’s Coffee Corner. (2024)

‘International Women’s Day 2024’ showcasing the work of 33 women and gender non-conforming artists at Strangefield. (2024)

AGORA STUDIOS

Co-Director of Agora Studios, an intersectional feminist social enterprise spearheaded by Glasgow-based artists Séania Strain and AJ Duncan.

For the past year, Agora has been on a mission to open up a creative space in Glasgow where we can showcase local artist’s work, run creative workshops, host pop-ups and networking events.

On June 1st 2026 we got the keys to our first unit for Agora, and opened the doors twenty-six days later. Since then, we have showcased the work of 50+ artists, hosted 70+ workshops and provided free drop-in activities every weekend while the gallery is open.

To find out more about Agora, keep up to date with our socials here.

COMMUNITY ARTS:

‘Illustration for Adults’ Free workshops for adults at RIG Arts (2026)

‘Artful Minds’ Free workshops for young people at RIG Arts (2025-2026)

‘Drawing and Painting for Wellbeing’ at RIG Arts (2026)

‘Yoker Elderly Inclusion Centre’ Art workshops for people living with Dementia (2025)

‘Young At Art’ Free workshops for participants 50+ at RIG Arts (2025)

QUEER LIFE DRAWING:‍ ‍

Ongoing weekly inclusive community-building workshops (2024-2026)

Lesbian Renaissance Life Drawing (2025)

Do You Wanna Play Mermaids? (2025)

Trans Joy Fundraiser (2025)

QLD x Craft Pottery (2025)

THE BIG GAY MARKET

Co-Director of Glasgow’s big gay market, a community-driven project which began in November 2024, and returns bi-annually every year for summer and winter editions.

BGM strives to cultivate an inclusive creative market to allow an accessible space for queer artists to share their work in a public setting and gain new customers

VOLUNTEERING:

‘The Craft Cafe’ volunteer at Impact Art’s free workshops for participants 60+ to combat isolation and build community through the arts (2024-2025).

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