Meet the maker

Editor Catherine Coyle speaks to Marie Bruhat, a French textile artist from Fair Isle, the most remote inhabited island in the UK. “I live in...

A movement started by Not on the High Street founder Holly Tucker, Colour Friday is the alternative to mass consumerism. Have you heard the term...

An evolution of the Hoos brand, InHoos focuses on functional, quality designed furniture and accessories. In 2016, Karen Harvey brought Scandi-cool to Glasgow in the...

Tucked away down St Andrews Street just off the Saltmarket in Glasgow's east end if the joyful Squid Ink Studio. It's about midway between Glasgow...

“Our work in the arts has always been led by an interest in the possibilities and challenges of production alongside a col­labo­rative working method with artists. For us, Saison International is a natural pro­gres­sion of this; enabling us to work closely and slowly with artists as well as to further our learning about production techniques and possibilities.

One of the aspects of my work that I love most is the variety of the day-to-day. Before Covid, my work took me all over the world, both for events and for lecturing and teaching. At the moment, I am more UK-based, which I’m really enjoying. It has been a positive step to slow down a little.

We spoke to Christopher McEvoy and Chantal Allen about their work at Vevar, a woven textiles studio in the east end of Glasgow

  Interview Catherine Coyle Simon Harlow: “I’ve always had creative blood in my veins. My dad was a potter and my mum was a piano teacher and...

  When I’m working, I usually get up at 5am. I’ll walk the dogs once it gets light, then I’ll work or home-school our two...

Amanda Simmons  Glass Artist Interview Catherine Coyle "Scotland has been my home for more than 15 years now. I love this land and its people. It has...