Over the next two years, artist Ashanti Harris will be joining communities in Huntly to develop new artwork rooted in land, energy, colonial histories/presents and grief. →
Attempting to embody and practice planning as an equitable worldbuilding activity with artist Jack Ky Tan.→
Building more complex understandings of Huntly and its place in the world.→
Connecting with global movements to realise alternative, fairer futures for our land.→
Learning about and practicing community organising and resistance together.→
A public training programme focused on community organising. What does it mean to approach training as a strong network of organisations and individuals in Huntly, together, as a town?→
Singing, crafting and gossiping in the third Publics Residency with Netherlands-based artist rah naqvi.→
Our regular events range from talks to meals, workshops to walks, and much more.→
We collaborate with artists and community members to make new artworks, in all forms.→
Deveron Projects cares for lots of community resources so they are available for everyone to use.→
A living monument to peace, with artist Caroline Wendling and Huntly's communities, that will grow over three hundred years→
Artist and filmmaker Bojan Fajfrić joined us from the Netherlands from May – August 2025 for the second iteration of our Publics Residency, in partnership with Mondriaan Fund.→
Ongoing and live research and experimentation, concerned with how our work is organised and the structures and infrastructures that underpin it. →
A creative and critical learning programme in partnership with The Gordon Schools→
Exploring soil, its microbes and networks, to build connections between where and how food is grown, and how it is connected to our gut with artist Margherita Soldati.→
A year-long project by chef Kawther Luay that fostered collaboration across people, species and cultures (human and more-than human) to explore the politics of food and hospitality.→
