Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop's purpose-built centre houses a studio community, specialist workshops, artist residency and production spaces, these are the policies which guide our work
Our specialist facilities support many different sculptural processes and the range of spaces and environments is suitable for broad mix of activity – from documentation, filming and performance to large scale fabrication and foundry work.
Training and professional development opportunities enable artists to test and progress their skills with new materials and processes.
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop is committed to the Scottish Government’s Fair Work First policy.
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Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop is committed to managing its environmental impact and promoting its commitment to good practice as part of our artistic programming and operational planning and management and this commitment is intrinsic to our business and ethos.
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Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop’s Health & Safety Policy outlines the procedures which are in place to ensure we maintain safe and healthy working conditions and operate within HSE regulations.
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Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop believes that children and young people should not experience abuse of any kind. We have a responsibility to promote and safeguard the welfare of all children and we are committed to practicing in a way that protects them from harm.
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