Gaada has been included as a case study in a practical guide to Fair Work which has been published today by Culture Radar and Creative Scotland.

It’s official. Gaada has purchased it’s formerly leased building, Da Auld Methodist Kirk. As of today the building has formally been renamed Toogs Artist Workshop, ahead of the Workshop’s relaunch in the coming months.

We have recently hosted Assemble in Shetland to begin the intial phase to transform Gaada’s current building into an ambitious and accessible artist-run making facility and project space.

This week Gaada welcomes artist and recent Graduate, Shannon Leslie, to our team in a new role as Workshop Assistant.

Gaada has received a Business Transition Fund through Shetland Islands Council.

Our first overseas travel blog documenting the first installment of Gaada’s partnership with Norwegian based workshop, Pamflett!

Gaada is excited to have reaffirmed core funding support from Creative Scotland and Shetland Charitable Trust for it’s 2022/23 visual art programme.

Gaada co-directors Daniel Clark and Amy Gear speak with Scottish Art News.

Gaada will be hosting an Artist Drop In for a-n The Artists Information Company and sharing some of our experience of working in a rural setting.

An exciting new project from Project Ability and Gaada pairs artists Cameron Morgan and Elie Coutts.

A-N Celebrates their 40th birthday with 40 artists in 40 years. Gaada’s founding directors Daniel Clark and Amy Gear speak about balancing being art organisers and artists at Gaada, and what it means to be artists in Shetland