Makrolab in Scotland took place during the International Year of Mountains, declared by the UN General Assembly. Makrolab is sited on the Clunes Beat, Atholl Estate, Perthshire from late May to the end of July 2002.

Selected groups of artists and scientists lived and worked together in close quarters, physically isolated from civilisation but connected via satellite links.

Makrolab is designed by Slovenian artist Marko Peljhan and managed by the Projekt Atol Institute. Makrolab in Scotland is organised by the Arts Catalyst with Projekt Atol Instutute, in partnership with Tramway in Glasgow and the Centre for Mountain Studies at Perth College.

crew 1:
Fraser Mac Donald
Abigail Reynolds
Matthew Biedermann
Anna Jakomulska
june 5 - june 18

crew 2:
Tomasz Szymura
Ewen Chardronet
Ilana Halperin
june 18 - july 1

crew 3:
Lisa Parks
Ursula Biemann
Katrin Lund
Miles Chalcraft
Ewen Chardronet
june 29 - july 7

crew 4:
Katrin Lund
Miles Chalcraft
Calum Stirling
Helena Johard
Dan Belasco Rogers
july 7 - july 14

crew 5:
Helena Johard
Stephen Kovats
Helen Evans
Calum Stirling
july 15 - july 29

crew 6:
Tim Knowles
Stephen Kovats
Helen Evans
Adam Hyde
Honor Harger
Ewen Chardronet

Research projects
Collaborators
Makrolab_Scotland publication

Makrolab location
N 56DEG 48' 182''
W 003DEG 58' 299''
ELEVATION 1276 ft
ATHOLL ESTATE, SCOTLAND


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