Georgia Holman is a Glasgow-based artist and Creative Producer. Her work spans producing independent multidisciplinary projects, supporting artist development, and delivering inclusive programmes that prioritise accessibility and meaningful collaboration. Her practice focuses on honest expression, the fluidity of pain/pleasure, and the necessity of collective care. Informed by her own queerness and neurodivergence, her artistic work always starts as written text, with it sometimes then taking the form of video or performance.  

Recent projects include the published anthology ‘Deliquescent Beings’ curated by Laurie Green from the Neuroqueering Network’, ‘As the spirits’ a Creative Scotland open funded project,  ‘Dance is a Place’ at Civic House (Glasgow), ‘I want it for us, and I also want it from us’ a film work commissioned by Birds of Paradise Theatre Company (Glasgow), and ‘Aside from my everyday desires, and also my more exceptional ones’ a poetry pamphlet published by ShelfShelf Press (Chicago). Alongside her own art making she also works directly with other queer artists to bring their projects to life, she has worked as the Creative Producer for interdisciplinary artist, Gillian Katungi (PAIX) since 2023. Georgia also provides access consultancy for organisations and one-to-one access support for disabled and neurodivergent artists, with disability justice underpinning all her work. From 2021- 2023 she was a co-director of EMBASSY Gallery, and as a producer/ facilitator she has worked with organisations including The Newbridge Project, The National Theatre of Scotland, Artlink Central and Birds of Paradise.