Beth Dynowski is based in Glasgow, Scotland. She makes sculpture, installations, performances, projects and texts. Her most recent work uses hybrid forms of poetry and performance alongside public projects that explore how individuals and communities shape and are shaped by capitalism and the commons. Her work has been published in Adjacent Pineapple, Gutter, Dancing Girl Press and was shortlisted for The White Review Poetry Prize.

Beth also runs projects that explore issues of access, power and equality in and through the arts. She co-founded projects including Free Association Glasgow, The Pipe Factory, Temporary Art School, several public lecture series across libraries and public spaces and was Lead Artist in establishing the young people's programme at the Fruitmarket Gallery.

Beth is a Scottish Graduate School of the Arts & Humanities Doctoral Candidate at Edinburgh College of Art, you can read more about her research here. She currently teaches on the Contemporary Art & Open Learning course at Edinburgh College of Art and is a part time Lecturer at Forth Valley College where she teaches Practice Based Research in Art & Design, Critical Studies and Studio Practice.