Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art

Where a castle meets the sky

Large painting framed in a black frame and hung from the ceiling with chain. The painting depicts multiple figures in fluorescent paint
Suds McKenna, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Detail of fluorescent airbrushed painted head with ear ring on canvas.
Suds McKenna, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
A pattern of a shirt and trousers is laid flat on a wall, decorated with art including the words 'lust' and 'envy' . On the white wall around the piece are drawings in pink.
Emelia Kerr Beale, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view, The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Sally Jubb
A framed artwork is displayed on a wall, it features two people kissing. In the foreground is a pipe which has black plastic butterflys attached to it.
Emelia Kerr Beale, Suds McKenna, Josie Perry, Jonny Walker, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view, The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Sally Jubb
Framed drawing in colour pencil, depicting in fine detail 2 figures kissing, hung on a wall with abstracted pink figures and faces.
Suns McKenna and Josie Perry, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view, The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Framed drawing in colour pencil. Abstract with images of eels and 2 heads.
Josie Perry, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Image of a resin cast mottled moth placed on a textured white background.
Jonny Walker, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view, The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artist. Image: Sean P Campbell
Free standing metal sculpture placed in an white room with white pillars. The sculpture has a thin tubular frame, with a panel of weaved thin sheet metal.
Jonny Walker, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
2 silver cut out silhouette of angels in mirror image on brown paper.
Emelia Kerr Beale, Where a castle meets the sky, 2024
Installation view The Pipe Factory, Glasgow. As Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
A black ink drawing of a crowd of people on a white, torn-out sketchbook page. Most of the figures are pictured from the neck or shoulders up and have cartoonish, exaggerated features. They are rendered in scratchy pen lines with cross-hatched shading or no shading at all. The figures are densely packed together with some emerging out of an indistinct shadowy backdrop
Suds McKenna, Untitled, 2023
Courtesy of the artist
A coloured pencil drawing depicting a woman with curly hair and a green dress. In her hand she holds a wine glass which is spilling red liquid. Over her left shoulder a swan with teeth bites a lock of her hair.
Josie Perry, Tamara and the Swan, 2022
Courtesy of the artist and San Mei Gallery, London. Photo by Jack Elliot Edwards
suspended on a curved wire frame hung from ceiling knitted cardigans with extra long arms, in a room with wooden flooring, fireplace, wooden sash windows and dark green walls
Emelia Kerr Beale, Trust for Support, 2022
Installation view, Edinburgh Art Festival 2022, French Institute, Edinburgh
Photograph: Sally Jubb
A cast aluminium lamb is posed leaping. The lamb has shiny markings across its body and a rough salty surface. There is a small pink gash in the side of the lamb. The lamb sits in front of a white painted wood background
Jonny Walker, I slipped through the veil, 2022
Courtesy of the artist