Artist Spotlight with Spilt Milk community member, Emily van Lidth de Jeude. Social practice artist Emily van Lidth de Jeude works primarily in graphite, oil, and installation. Emily is a synaesthete, meaning that she sees sound and emotion as colours, shapes and movement in her visual field.

We are looking to recruit a new board chair and one new member who can help us to expand and build upon our work of supporting and empowering artist m/others.

We had the opportunity to speak to Yuko Edwards to find out more about her remarkable piece, Untitled (Badge) from our recent exhibition, Cartography of care.

Lauren McLaughlin and Emma O’Brien’s discuss The Holding Place: a meditation on the physical, psychological and political landscape of Motherhood.

We’re looking for volunteers to help deliver our next exhibition, can you help?

Roya Rahmanzadeh shares her experience as an artist and mother and how it influences her painting practice.

We are inviting submissions of work in all mediums to be considered for our upcoming physical exhibition in Edinburgh, October 2022.

Spilt Milk’s one-to-one mentorship programme is tailored specifically to the needs of women and non-binary artists working in any creative medium and at any stage of their careers. Our mentors are all practicing artists who also identify as mothers and understand the unique challenges faced by women in the arts.

Individually-funded, solo residencies for women and non-binary artists.

Spilt Milk would like to invite all members to take part in the 100 Days Project Scotland which starts on June 1st 2022 and culminates on September 9th 2022. The rules are simple. Choose one creative thing and commit to doing it every day for 100 days.