Rosie Morris Studio

Rosie Morris Studio Rosie Morris is a multidisciplinary visual artist, interested in architectural atmospheres and the body as a site for caring, shelter, attachment and memory.

As part of CHORA back in March we had some wonderful visits from and Hotspur Primary School, as well as making dens ba...
08/07/2026

As part of CHORA back in March we had some wonderful visits from and Hotspur Primary School, as well as making dens back at the school with Year 2 students with the help of Sam Grant and Ali Pritchard. It was a privilege to share stories and ideas in the space, and to learn how to build dens properly from the kids. No den is complete without a miniature scale version for the fairies!

Thanks to Alan Dimmick for the photos of 'Mother Curator' at the Reid, Glasgow (3rd photo my own). Thank you again to Em...
10/02/2026

Thanks to Alan Dimmick for the photos of 'Mother Curator' at the Reid, Glasgow (3rd photo my own). Thank you again to Emma Scarlett , Jenny Brownrigg and John Farrell for putting together the exhibition. The show is closed now as we begin to install our Year 2 Painting & Printmaking exhibition.

For me, parenting takes many forms. The works I showed are not about caring for my own child, though of course my embodied knowledge and experience as a parent is layered onto other forms of intergeneration caring and art making. It's been great to see so many artists in this exhibition making work alongside parenting and life commitments.

My works were shown alongside Sara Barker's sculpture 'Reenactment', Shauna McMullan's laser cut photo 'Scotland at my toes, England at the tips of my fingers, out-takes', Lesley Punton's drawing 'Les Périades' and Anna Almqvist Romanus's painting 'Stack'.

Own works from left as they appear in images:

Halo, 2024
Pigment print on aluminium, 10 x 15cm
Limited edition of 20, produced with hardcopy* in bespoke box. A text, titled My body was their first home' by Roxanna Watson accompanies the edition.
Halo is available for purchase from

Kitchen table den, 2024
Organic brushed cotton dyed with onion skin, onion skin and iron, and avocado stones, balsa wood, dowel and human hair, on velvet cushion, 30 x 35 x 35cm HxWxD

Wad, 2024
Direct print on brushed aluminium, 15 x 10cm, 1/1

Gently by the wrist, 2024
Direct print on brushed aluminium, 25.5 x 20cm, 1/1

Knotted, 2024
Organic brushed cotton dyed with red cabbage and Black-eyed Susan, velvet skirt, on beetroot dyed reclaimed cushion, 25 x 40 x 40cm

Delighted to be including sculptural work and prints, including my collaboration with in the upcoming show 'Mother Cur...
08/01/2026

Delighted to be including sculptural work and prints, including my collaboration with in the upcoming show 'Mother Curator' at the Reid Gallery alongside such a brilliant roster of artists, both students and staff. Especially lovely to place work alongside Sara Barker , the beginnings of working together and discussing our overlapping practices and interests.

Huge thanks to Emma Scarlett, Jenny Brownrigg, John Farrell, Malcom and Michael for bringing the show together. I can't be in Glasgow for the opening tomorrow but it's already looking fantastic due to everyone input and I'm looking forward to seeing it finalised next week.

More info below>>>

Mother Curator
10th – 31st January 2026
Reid Gallery
https://gsaexhibitions.co.uk/exhibition/mother-curator/

This exhibition, curated by 4th year Fine Art student Emma Scarlett, brings together existing and new work by GSA staff and students who are mothers. Conversations around gender roles and caregiving have been ongoing for generations, but the significance of motherhood is still frequently undervalued. The exhibition aims to transform this narrative by celebrating motherhood in its fullness, its challenges, its strengths and its profound creativity. By sharing lived experiences through their work, Mother Curator hopes to create space for new perspectives.

Artists are Chantal Balmer, Sara Barker, Kate Davis, Louise Donnelly, Fiona Glen, Emma Keogh, Lorna Macintyre, Lindsey McAulay, Shauna McMullan, Kim McNeil, Rosie Morris, Maya El Nahal, Thomai Pnevmonidou, Lesley Punton, Susan Roan, Fiona Robertson, Anna Almqvist Romanus, Emma Scarlett, Annabel Sharp, Niketa Shetty, Bex Šik and Jennifer Wicks, Stephanie Smith (SMITH/STEWART), Felicity Steers and Josie Williams.

This exhibition was selected from a GSA Staff and Student Open Call.

Image 1 - Logo Typeface: Laura HT. Courtesy of Caro Giovagnoli (Huerta Tipográfica)
Image 2 - 'Gently by the wrist, 2024, Rosie Morris, direct print on brushed aluminium, 25.5 x 20cm, 1/1

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