Art...environment...people...creativity...upcycled...unexpected...
Hannah Ayre is a participatory artist working with audiences where the boundaries between art, craft, performance & collaboration are blurred.
Works range from small craft items to large scale outdoor sculpture, performance and events. Her aim is to have minimal environmental impact through the creative process and to engage the public.
Her projects often take place in unconventional settings, by taking the work out of the gallery removing some of the barriers to participation. She has extensive experience of engaging audiences of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.
During her career, she has worked with a broad range of organisations including Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, National Museums of Scotland, Historic Environment Scotland, Walk the Plank, Curated Place and NVA.
Works range from small craft items to large scale outdoor sculpture, performance and events. Her aim is to have minimal environmental impact through the creative process and to engage the public.
Her projects often take place in unconventional settings, by taking the work out of the gallery removing some of the barriers to participation. She has extensive experience of engaging audiences of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.
During her career, she has worked with a broad range of organisations including Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, National Museums of Scotland, Historic Environment Scotland, Walk the Plank, Curated Place and NVA.
Summer 2017
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Artist in Residence,
Curated Place, Manchester. This summer I head to Manchester to research, plan and create work for Aberdeen's 2018 Spectra Festival of Light. I have been selected to deliver a major schools outreach programme during the run up to the festival in February. I will be working with 10 schools across the city to create an enormous UV installation. |
