Amy Robson (b. 2002) is a Glasgow-based photographic artist. Her work examines themes including systems of control on both a personal level, like in Maintenance (2025) about Robson’s experience with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and a social level, within her current research into urban space.
She is currently studying for a Master of Fine Art degree at Glasgow School of Art, and holds a Photography BA(Hons) from Edinburgh Napier University.
Robson has been the recipient of AGITATE’s Photographers’ Collective Award (2025) and was shortlisted for the Visual Art Scotland Graduate Award (2025), and included in the accompanying Edge of Matter: Graduate Showcase Exhibition. Her work has been exhibited across Scotland, and the UK.
Exhibitions
2026
Triptych from Maintenance, Shared Experience Exhibition, The Alchemy Experiment, June/July.
Part of Furniture for the Suburbs, A Seat at The Table Exhibition, Visual Arts Scotland & Wasps, June.
Part of Furniture for the Suburbs and Walk Home, Washed Up! Exhibition, An Ordinary Place Gallery, June.
Furniture for the Suburbs, 42° - MFA Interim Show, Glasgow School of Art, March/April.
Triptych from Maintenance, using/misusing, The Little Institute x The LAB Gallery, February.
2025
Triptych from Maintenance, Edge of Matter Emerging Artist Showcase, Visual Arts Scotland, September.
Maintenance, Free Range, July.
Maintenance, Edinburgh Napier University Degree Show, Edinburgh Napier University, June.
Untitled (Hand-coloured lawnmower), Work in Progress Exhibition, Edinburgh Napier University, February.
2024
The Observer, Sága Exhibition, AGITATE Edinburgh. March.