Beth Dynowski is based in Glasgow, Scotland. She makes sculpture, installations, performances, projects, poetry and texts. Through her work she explores how we shape and are shaped by the possibilities and constraints of materials and language. She works experimentally, improvisationally and responsively, often with existing texts, sites and objects to hand. Her research pays attention to the poetic and political potential of using materials and words to construct and transform the relationship between individual and collective political, ethical and social imaginaries.

Beth also writes about and runs projects collaboratively and collectively that address issues of access to and within the arts. Her work has been shared in DIY spaces and public institutions across Scotland and Europe.

Reading with Anna Gurton-Watcher, Good Press, June 2019

Performance and Publication Launch, Worksong, Generator Projects, Dundee March 2020

Collaborative learning commons, Free Association, CCA Glasgow 25th April, 20th May and 17th June 2019

Group Exhibition with Aideen Doran and Susannah Stark, Worksong, Glasgow Project Room, April 2020 Supported by Glasgow International