Sgioba & Conaltradh
‘S e ATLAS Arts sgioba de trì an-dràsta, a tha ag obair gus am prògram a chuir air dòigh còmhla. Tha sinn an-dràsta ag obair bhon taigh air sgàth COVID-19. Air seachdain àbhaisteach chìthear luchd-obrach ATLAS a’ coiseachd no a’ draibheadh mun Eilean Sgitheanach, Ratharsair is Loch Aillse – a’ cuir suas postairean, a’ cèilidh air daoine, a’ coimhead feuch an do dh’fhalbh leabharlannan zine anns a’ ghaoith, a’ lìbhrigeadh uidheamachd – no ann am bòtannan agus còtaichean mòra ag ullachadh ma choinneamh tachartais.
‘S e sgioba beag a th ’annainn, agus bidh sinn a’ roinn nan dleastanas leithid ùrachadh air na meadhanan sòisealta, cunntasan agus glanadh. Chithear gu h‑ìosal iomradh air dleastanasan is ùidhean gach ball den sgioba:
Katharine Barrington
Publishing and Programme Coordinator
katharine@atlasarts.org.uk
Get in touch with me about the Making Publics Press or anything publishing related. I work with our Artistic Director to develop strategies for ATLAS Arts publication projects and The Making Publics Press (MPP).
I am interested in building on the network of artists, organisations and communities using the MPP and working towards collaborative projects and programmes and ensuring the press gets out there into the world.
Heather Fulton
Riochdaire
heather@atlasarts.org.uk
San dreuchd agam, bidh mi ag obair le luchd-ealain agus coimhearsnachdan san Eilean Sgitheanach, Ratharsair, Loch Aillse, agus nas fhaide air falbh gus am prògram ealain a dhealbhadh agus a lìbhrigeadh. Tha ùidh agam ann an mar as urrainn do ealain fiosraichidhean co-roinnte a chruthachadh agus tuigse a bhrosnachadh eadar sluagh agus na h-àrainneachdan anns a bheil sinn a’ gabhail còmhnaidh.
Cuir post-d thugam ma thathas airson tuilleadh fhaighinn a-mach mun phrògram againn agus ciamar as urrainn dhut a bhith an sàs, no dìreach airson latha math a ràdh!
Ainslie Roddick
Stiùiriche Ealain
ainslie@atlasarts.org.uk
Tha mi an urra ri coimhead às dèidh an sgioba agus airson structaran a chruthachadh airson obair ealanta is ro-innleachdail ATLAS a sgaoileadh. Bidh mi a' cumail sùil air ionmhas, tional-airgid agus obair na buidhne cuideachd.
Is e Making Publics Press aig ATLAS aon de na rudan as fheàrr leam. Stèidhich mi stiùidio foillseachaidh fosgailte aig an CCA an Glaschu, agus Leabharlann Sìl Glaschu cuideachd, agus is toil leam na còmhraidhean a thig bho na rudan sin. Is e gnothaich prìseil a th ’ann leabhar a dhèanamh le neach eile agus is e leabhar a chuir a-mach don t-saoghal nach biodh ann an dòigh eile aon de na dleastanasan as fheàrr den obair agam.
Katharine Macfarlane
Producer (Maternity Cover)
producer@atlasarts.org.uk
Between November 2025 and December 2026, I’ll be covering Heather Fulton’s maternity leave, working closely with the Director and team to shape and deliver ATLAS Arts’ programme. Driven by a passion for connection and for amplifying under-represented voices, I’m excited to grow relationships across Skye, Raasay, Lochalsh and beyond. Get in touch if you’d like to learn more about what we’re doing, explore ways to collaborate, or simply say hello.
Elaine Maclean
Operations & Finance Manager
elaine@atlasarts.org.uk
Elaine Maclean is our Operations and Finance Manager. She has a background in mathematics and Gàidhlig, with a special interest in Gàidhlig development. Elaine ensures our financial systems and operations are sustainable, safe, fair and responsible, and is our contact for office management, legislative compliance, fair work, and health and safety.
Eilidh Mackenzie
Oifigear Gàidhlig
eilidh@atlasarts.org.uk
Eilidh MacKenzie is our Gaelic Officer. Her work focuses on developing community and Gaelic arts projects as a way to deepen cultural connections in and around the Skye, Lochalsh and Raasay area. She will be building and reinforcing work within our programme to create spaces and places where Gaelic is a priority. Cuir fios thuice ma tha ùidh agaibh anns a’ phrògram Ghàidhlig againn.
Emmie McLuskey
The School of Plural Futures Lead Artist
emmie@atlasarts.org.uk
I’m Emmie, an artist and producer based in Glasgow. For nearly fifteen years, I’ve worked across the arts and cultural sector, with a practice rooted in collaboration across disciplines and shaped by the communities I work alongside.
At ATLAS Arts, my focus is The School of Plural Futures — a collaborative programme of events, and a growing community of young folk exploring social justice who get together to share food and chat about what it means to live and work in the area. The school is led by the interests and desires of the young people who take part. We’re always keen to hear from young people in the area who might like to get involved.
You can find me working part time remotely on Tuesday afternoons, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and during School sessions in around Skye and Lochalsh.
Past team members
The work that ATLAS does today is only possible because of the contributions of many people over the years.
We're thankful to founding director Emma Nicolson (now Head of Exhibitions at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh) alongside Project Coordinator Rosie Somerville, Office Manager Suzy Lee, and Producer Shona Cameron – who cultivated our roots and foundations over our first decade, as well as Administrator Avril Souter, Project Curator Gayle Meikle, Curatorial Fellow Alexandra Ross, Development Trainee Becca Clarke, Digital Researcher, Catriona Hood, Interns Aoife Carolan, Camilla Crosta, Finn Croy, Grace Morton, Talitha White and Sara Oussaiden, and Assistant Producer and WJCB Fellow Samir Sharif, Curatorial MLitt placement Frankie Gallagher, co-directors Joss Allen (Alternative Economies Manager) and Yvonne Billimore maternity cover, 2022, and Seb Taylor production assistant (2024).
