Artist, writer and artworker based in Angus, Scotland.
alisonjessicascott [at] gmail [dot] com
ABOUT & CV
WRITING
Artist, writer and artworker based in Angus, Scotland.
alisonjessicascott [at] gmail [dot] com
ABOUT & CV
WRITING
July 2026 Launched PAMphlet, a new platform for art writing across Scotland.
May 2026 Writing commission, Rumpus Room, Glasgow
Jan 2026 Performance of Assumptions in Common Matters at MOTE102, Leith.
Jan 2026 With Bex Sik, live re-interpretation of That’s What the Bucket is For, Events Research Projects, Old Hairdressers, Glasgow.
Dec 2025 AFK, SPAM zine and press, The Doublet.
Oct 2025 UPSTART: How to Write About What Matters, V&A Dundee’s Young People’s Collective.
March 2025 Scratch That!: Editing in contemporary art practices: collaboration, attention and organisation. Workshop for Edinburgh College of Art 1st year ‘Art in Context’
2022'Information wanted/ information granted' workshop for In Session FKA Gradjob, Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
2023 With Bex Sik, a commission for Radiophrenia, That’s What the Bucket is For. Also aired with Dundee Radio Club in 2025.
2023 ‘Atmospheres of collaboration’, a radio show for No Bounds Radio
2021 ‘From a City Balcony’, exhibition for Glasgow Open House Festival
2020-21 Editors at MAP Magazine
2020 Scottish Contemporary Art Network (SCAN)
Curatorial Studio Seed Funding - For a trip to the RCA Writing/ Performance conference.
2019 A dual review of Berwick Film Festival, for MAP Magazine
again + again is the collaborative practice of Alison Scott and Rosie Roberts.
Alison Scott and Rosie Roberts are friends and an artist-writing duo – working under the moniker again + again – interested in the material and social relations between art writing, audio-visual work, and facilitation. We like to write and perform intertextually by telling, doing and being together. As Stefano Harney says, picking up where we never left off.
Our editorial and facilitation work aims to allow those we engage with to think expansively and experimentally about the shape of their work: to think about what writing – the act and the outcome – could mean for their practice without inflicting binaries between art, writing and criticism.
As an artistic duo and independently we are also available for commissions for artist projects, writing, and workshop facilitation. We specialise in collaborative and experimental writing, editing, writing around moving image, performance and the environment.