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Jess Holdengarde
GLISK is a year-long research and development project co-led by lens-based artist Jess Holdengarde and Island Darkroom founder Mhairi Law, supported by Creative Scotland. Over a period of twelve months, the project will build the foundations for a new, sustainable model for lens-based residencies in Scotland - through collaboration, ecological thinking, and international connection.
The Living Camera is a site Specific Camera Obscura and rural darkroom - Through process, practice, and knowledge exchange, the project explores how sustained engagement with the land can offer grounding during times of environmental, social and personal precarity. Located at Lyth Arts Centre, in Wick
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