Minty Donald is an artist, researcher and Professor of Contemporary Performance Practice at the University of Glasgow. Her practice explores interrelationships between humans and the other-than-human environments that they shape, build and inhabit; environments that also mould and permeate them. Minty regularly works with (human) collaborator, Nick Millar.
Nick Millar is an artist and freelance technical manager.
Nick regularly collaborates with Minty Donald.
As a technical manager Nick has worked for artists and organisations including Arika, Nic Green, Glasgow International, National Theatre of Scotland, Quarantine, British Dance Edition, Michael Clarke Company, Untitled Projects, Unicorn Theatre, Rimini Protokol.
donaldmillar2014.tumblr.com / then-now.org / performanceecologyheritage.wordpress.com/portfolio/minty-donald / facebook.com/erraticdrift

Hello, my name is Milo. I am a designer and maker who is interested in developing vernacular design projects to create social bonds within communities. I believe that focusing on socially engaged grass roots projects is the key to unlocking the system change needed for a more sustainable way of living. Within this framework I am excited by experimenting with decentralised manufacturing processes, both traditional and digital. Most of all , I care about ensuring that design and making are fun and enjoyable parts of life :)

milomg.com / @milomg

STILL LIFE is a recycling workshop based in Glasgow. We create furniture & objects with an aim to make plastic and other waste materials more desirable and encourage their use as a resource.
stilllife.earth / @stilllifeworkshop

Rectangle is an interface design studio based in Glasgow, Scotland, founded by Daniel Powers (US) and Lizzie Malcolm (UK) in August 2017. They work with information
and technology and content and form to develop projects in various media. With a focus on what they call “site-speci c interfaces”, Rectangle writes software, builds tools, creates archives, designs interfaces and explores technologies. All projects are designed and developed inhouse. Outcomes encompass the physical and digital. Computation is central, but not always visible.
rectangle.design / @rctngl

Since 2012 Architecture and Design Scotland’s Materials Library has showcased sustainable, traditional, innovative, recycled and low carbon building materials at The Lighthouse in Glasgow. Laura Hainey will tell the story of some of these interesting materials, charting their source, environmental properties and use in Scottish buildings. Architecture and Design Scotland are Scotland’s design champion, bringing people together to create better places.

The Glasgow Tool Library is a social enterprise that operates like a normal library, but instead of sharing books we share tools. We collect donations of tools from those that no longer use them, repair and care for them, and make them accessible to everyone through a pay-what-you-can membership. By creating a communal resource and community-run library,
we aim to challenge unsustainable relationships between use and ownership, promoting a more collaborative economy and society.
facebook.com/glasgowtoollibrary / @GLA_TL