26th Aug 2015

New Artist: Emma Callaghan


“I make short films, sculptures and paintings. A lot of my practice involves a multi-disciplinary approach including film, painting, poetry writing and photography. The work I create draws upon memory, time, history, journey and life. I take from everyday life, drawing upon it as a universal influence to reassert this action of both the individual and societal and how the two intertwine around time and place. My work contemplates the metaphysical and temporal journey that we are all on is visually composed through the use of both urban and isolated landscapes.” – Emma Callaghan

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New Artist: David McConochie

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18th Oct 2017

New Artist: David Rae

Selected for 2018 RSA New Contemporaries, David Rae is part of a growing interest in the possibility of unspoken narratives through the use of realism...