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And we’re back
It’s been a while since I did an update. No excuses, I just got out of the habit, which is all too easy. However, this bank holiday I’m back in the studio and back sharing. Life has got in the way a bit over the past couple of months, but I’m hoping to get back into the sharing habit again. Watch to find out more.
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Sheila’s weekly update 17 December: It’s show time!
This week it’s been “show time” – so a little update direct from the gallery today and the joint exhibition Common Ground: Exploring Urban and Rural Realms.It’s been a real treat to work on this with the wonderful Fiona Stewart.
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Back on track and getting set for another show
Well it’s been a bit of a hectic couple of weeks and I haven’t had the chance to share any udpates – but I’m back now. Watch to find out more about next week’s show “Common Ground: Exploring Urban and Rural Realms”. Hope you can join us next week at the Saltspace Gallery in Glasgow. Opening night Thursday 14th December 6-8pm, then daily 11-5 until the 18th December.
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Sheila’s weekly update 2 September: opening times!
This week has been pretty busy in the “other side” of my working life so I haven’t managed to get into the studio. However being able to get to two show openings featured my work has brought some much needed balance to the week. I am delighted to have one of my paintings of the Claypits in the “What do people think of Glasgow” exhibition at the Six Foot Gallery in Glasgow, and to have 2 pieces in The Big Art show, at the Art Department in Paisley. This is a seriously big exhibition with an amazing range of work on show. Luckily it’s on until November so lots of…
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Sheila’s weekly update 100: A quick review of 2022
Oh my goodness, I’ve done 100 of these little video updates. How amazing is that? Just a short message this week celebrating my video centenary and sending best wishes for the year ahead whilst remember some highlights of this year too.
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Sheila’s weekly update 99: A little Christmas message
It’s almost the night before the night before Christmas – and it’s my 99th video! A little Merry Christmas to you and yours from me
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Sheila’s weekly update 98:
Just a quick update this week about some work in progress and a wee teaser about some very exciting news.
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Sheila’s weekly update 97: Inspiration from seaweed
This week I had a little trip to Cove Park where I had amazing food, company and found out about the research from the food ecologies residencies in Scotland and Sweden. Thinking about seaweed, corn and roses in a very different way now, as well as my local plant ecology.
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Sheila’s weekly update 96: Colds, calendars and colour
This week I have had a terrible cold, so I’ve been feeling a bit sorry for myself and I haven’t been in the studio. However I have been doing a few bits and pieces and got some work ready for sale at the winter market at the Briggait in Glasgow. It will be on the Saltspace stand – so if you’re in Glasgow head along to see the work of some wonderful artists and makers. I also spent a bit of time making this year’s How Sheila Sees Advent Calendar. It was actually really useful to looking back at everything I’ve done this year. Watch to find out more and…
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Sheila’s weekly update 94: Prints, prints, prints
This week has been my November printing week, so I’m sharing some of the results. Although it’s mid November, the tangible signs of climate change are all around us. There are still “summer” flowers on the canal bank, and lots of foliage. I also share an adventure meeting some other artists along the canal.
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