March 2023

Conversation / Michael Marriott and DYN-Metal

Designer Michael Marriott and Max Limbourg of DYN-Metal discuss the creation of STOPP, a machined bronze doorstop for London's Kitchen.

December 2022

Conversation / ESTD Barras

Interdisciplinary artist Morven Mulgrew and textile artist Jemima Dansey-Wright reflect on the last year of ESTD, their weekly market stall run from The Barras in Glasgow’s East End.

October 2022

Conversation / Maeve Redmond

Maeve Redmond on researching Valentines – Scotland’s most pioneering and successful commercial photographers, exploring their postcard designs, uncovering stories of the workforce and making new work in response that considers the culture of mass-produced print production.

October 2022

News / UNDERFOOT

A major new exhibition by Elizabeth Price for The Hunterian Gallery

June 2022

Read / Present in the Work

Mhari McMullan writes about SKU, an exhibition and retail experience by Morven Mulgrew and Kate Owens.

June 2022

Watch / Remnants– "How you repair a City", Mitchell Library, 11 June 2022.

In this filmed recording, Voices of Experience and a round table of women discuss and consider how Glasgow as a city might ‘repair’ itself to achieve climate justice through a 21st century approach to urbanism.

June 2022

Read / Remnants – "How you build a City"

Remnants, a free newspaper for Glasgow’s Merchant City.

October 2021

Conversation / Eve Eunson

Eve Eunson talks about the inspiration behind her 'Knotted Baskets' activity guide, created for the MAKE Learn Pilot Schools Project.

October 2021

News / MAKE Learn launches

MAKE and Craft Scotland have launched MAKE Learn – a Research Report, Key Findings and Recommendations – alongside a set of resources, developed with makers, for schools.

September 2021

Listen / May Rosenthal Sloan in conversation with Zarina Muhammad

May Rosenthal Sloan talks to Zarina Muhammad about her text commission for ‘London’s Kitchen – Industry, Culture and Space in Park Royal’, exploring ideas around place, space, food and identity in London.