Emelia Kerr Beale
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Sally Jubb
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Sally Jubb
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Courtesy of the artist. Image: Sean P Campbell
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Courtesy of the artists. Image: Sean P Campbell
Photograph: Sally Jubb
The images shown above represent the Glasgow International 2024 project that Emelia Kerr Beale is participating in, as well as the artist’s individual practice.
Emelia Kerr Beale works across drawing, sculpture and textile to articulate complex bodily experiences. They are currently interested in historical and contemporary modes of textile production, and the implications this has for machines and the bodies that use them. Other threads in their practice include the transmission of generational knowledge through familial collaboration. Recent exhibitions include There Has to Be Somewhere, Grand Union Gallery, Birmingham 2023, pain folds its legs, Edinburgh Sculpture workshop, Edinburgh 2023, and Platform:2022, Institut Français d'Ecosse, Edinburgh 2022.