Really pleased to be working with Y PEOPLE in Glasgow creating two new sculptures for their new garden at Branston Court. They have been selected to appear on a special report by BBC's BEACHGROVE GARDEN to be filmed in July.

To learn more about their project visit http://www.ypeople.org.uk/blog/#top

Group show at the Old Ambulance Gallery Edinburgh Jan 2011

From as early as Charles Rennie Mackintosh in the late nineteenth century interdisciplinary practice has prevailed without any significant critical or theoretical recognition. As interdisciplinary practice has become more prominent within the wider creative landscape an increase in critical writing and discourse has been forthcoming with such terms as Designart, coined by the art critic Alex Coles in 2001, to explicate the ever increasing relationship between design and fine art practice. Using this relationship as its genesis, the exhibition summary of BLURRED BOUNDARIES was deliberately left open to prompt progressive interpretation; in doing so enabling the exhibition to evolve organically over time.
BLURRED BOUNDARIES explores and expands upon this topical and contemporary discourse through a group exhibition focussing on creative practices which challenge the perceived traditional parameters of their own specialised discipline. Concerning both the individual - whose practice takes influence from multiple disciplinarily approaches, processes and methodologies, and the collaborative – projects that consist the input of several creative backgrounds which result in one end outcome, BLURRED BOUNDARIES
Influenced by the ever increasing blurred boundaries between visual creative disciplines, BLURRED BOUNDARIES aims to create not just a physical space, but also a space for reflection and cross fertilisation between the different worlds and working methods developing at a time when the distinction between creative disciplines is increasingly blurred. The project is rooted in a strong yet open idea of the contemporary, allowing creative disciplines to chime together in new ways.
The exhibition will include; a written work by Laura Edbrook which challenges the notion of writing as an art form in its own right (writing and art), Murray J Ferguson (sculpture, design and photography), Liam Golden (collaborative practice), prototype furniture by Scott Laverie (design and art), Ailsa Lochhead (art, design, interior, pattern and performance), sculpture by Rob Mulholland exploring the tension between pure aesthetics and function, Susie Olczak (photography, sculpture and architecture) and Ailie Rutherford (art, urban design and collaborative practice).
A new site specific collaborative work by Liam Golden and Susie Olczak has been commissioned for the exhibition.
A limited edition publication will coincide with the exhibition.
Exhibitors: Laura Edbrook, Murray J Ferguson, Liam Golden, Scott Laverie, Ailsa Lochhead, Rob Mulholland, Susie Olczak, Ailie Rutherford
Project Initiator/ Curator: Robby Ogilvie

reviews  EDINBURGH REPORTER

Vestige Park off and running, the exhibition looks
great, huge effort by the organisers and volunteers
to create this magical space, if your in Glasgow you must
see it for yourself. really please at the response to the four figures
I made for the show..pics to follow soon. show open till 3rd May

All four figures for Alloa town centre are finsihed!! Four months work and many, many hours of polishing the stainless steel to create the mirror finish are completed.

Looking forward to seeing the work installed in May.. watch this space for an update.

http://www.clacksweb.org.uk/community/iasculpture/