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...

“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

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  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...

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A strong focus on reuse and upcycling forms the core of Clarabella Christie's homewares collection, with designer Claire Christie at the helm

Within months of graduating from Glasgow School of Art, Sarah Raffel set up jewellery workshop Brazen Studios