Alice Martin is a Scottish contemporary artist currently living and working in Stirlingshire. Martin is a Committee Member of the art collective GOSSIP (Graduate Opportunities Supporting Sustained Independent Practice), which is based in Stirling. Since graduating from Gray’s School of Art (2017) she has continued to create new work. She has recently finished her MLitt in Archaeological Studies at the University of the Highlands and Islands, in order to inform her art practice.

In the past, Martin has worked as an intern for The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum. She also collaborated with Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums for her Degree Show. Some of her 3D remixes have been shared by the Musée Saint-Raymond at the 8th Regional Forum hosted by CLIC France in Toulouse. Her remixes were also mentioned at the symposium titled New knowledge democracies? Why and how to open the images of public collections to reuses, at the National Institute of Art History in Paris. To accompany the symposium the publication Law of images, history of art and society was released and refers to Martin’s work.

Group shows include Brochtober, Lyth Arts Centre, Caithness; Crafting the Future Discovery Day, The Engine Shed, Stirling; Gone Fishing, DOK Artist Space, Edinburgh; GOSSIP @ the Smith, The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum, Stirling, (Part of curatorial team); RSA Open Exhibition, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh; They Had Four Years, GENERATORprojects, Dundee, (Commission/selected artist, Supported by the Hope Scott Trust); Fitz 3D Challenge, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and New Generation Show 2017, Compass Gallery, Glasgow, (Invited artist).

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