Reflections of an Artist in Residence: Emma Hislop

from The Circular Economy Show Podcast · host Emma Hislop, Fanny Breteau, Fred Deakin, Joe Iles, Stuart Whitman

Over the months of June, July and August 2020, Emma Hislop, a multidisciplinary artist from Glasgow and the Foundation’s first-ever Artist in Residence, has had the difficult task to unearth the connections that exist between art and the circular economy. In this episode, we hear what Emma has been working on during her residency and also what is next for her and the artist in residence programme. As a reflective process, she discusses her residency and her experience at the Foundation and beyond.

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