Cample Residency 2025
Maria Howard
Throughout February
This February, artist Maria Howard will undertake a ten-day residency at Cample. She will explore the terrain between Cample and neighbouring village Gatelawbridge and research historic local sandstone quarrying as part of a project she is currently developing.
Maria is will be our third February resident; previous residents include poet, writer and zinemaker Nina Mingya Powles (2023) and writer and artist Kate Morgan (2024).
These short residencies support artists, writers and makers who write in the intersections of poetry, prose and inquiry, exploring language, material, the body, terrain, landscape, personal memory, migration and colonial histories.
Join Maria for a practical writing workshop on Saturday 8 February that explores writing from site. The workshop that will take place partly outdoors on a walk developed by Maria in the vicinity of Cample. It will provide opportunities to write and make notes during and after the walk, and to reflect on the ways places can inhabit both memory and imagination.
You can find out more about the workshop and book place a place here
Maria Howard, column as invasive species, 2024, unfired parian clay and dried giant hogweed stalks
Citing/Siting the Claypits: A workshop for the Art Writing MLitt cohort, Glasgow School of Art, 28 March 2023