Artists

Rachel Ashton is a local artist based in Huntly, she worked alongside Gaza based artist, May Murad on the project Walking Wi…

The Rhynie Woman is an artist collective formed by Deborah Beeson and Daisy Williamson, who are based in Rhynie, a small town close to Huntly. The collective create food based events as a way of framing an investigation into local heritage. Their crea…

Richard Demarco, one of Scotland’s leading art impresarios, joined Deveron Projects for numerous visits since 2009.

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Rocca Gutteridge, originally from London, has worked on several projects during her time in Huntly, including Walkachat (2011), UK Border Walk (20…

Roderick was in residence with Deveron Projects during the 2006 World Cup, developing his ARTCUP project with Nuno Sacramento. Roderick’s work often focuses on what shapes our identity, investigating such things as clans, particularly in relation …

Swiss artist Roman Signer joined Deveron Projects in September 2011, to develop and screen his new work Transmissions from the River, constructed on Huntly’s River Bogie.

A local historian who cares greatly for this landscape, its people and stories, Ron Brander has extensively researched and written about the Hielan’ Ways area. His work captures not just the history of a place but is a rumination on…

Glasgow based Ross Sinclair joined us over the summer in 2011 to examine the heritage of Huntly’s Gordon clan through a contemporary lens.

Sally Garden is a mezzo-soprano and musicologist born in Angus. She came to collaborate with Emily White on the project Center o…

 In Spring 2014, Sanaa Gateja joined us on an artistic pilgrimage from Uganda, hoping to unearth the legacy of Aberdeenshire born explorer, scientist and missionary Alexander MacKay. Sanna is hailed as being the originator of the paper bead,…

Senzeni Marasela came to Huntly from Johannesburg, South Africa with her daughter Thato in winter 2009. Senzeni likes to insert herself into situations, bringing other people into her work. 

Shona Donaldson originally comes from Huntly and is one of Scotland’s leading young tradition bearers. She was in residence in her home town during 2010. 

Throughout the autumn of 2012 Simon Preston, a creative food consultant based in Edinburgh, worked with local people to unearth Huntly’s food identity.

London based walking artist Simone Kenyon explored the former trading routes of the Hielan’ Ways during autumn and winter 2013-14.

Stéfanie Bourne came to Huntly from Brittany, France, in the summer of 2010. Stéfanie’s practice investigates the particularities and habits of communties and individuals, collaborating with them by ‘doing work’ together…