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Shedding Old Coats – one of the haunting works by Karólína Lárusdóttir from a recent exhibition of her work at the Castle Gallery, Inverness. In- side: Denise Wilson tells the story of this Anglo-Icelandic artist. INSIDE: Cultivating Patrick Geddes :: Tapestry Now Victoria Crowe at City Arts :: A northern take on Turner artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 2 artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 3

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13a Great King Street | 4 Thistle St NW Lane PLEASE SEND ME REGULAR COPIES OF art WORK to this address: [email protected] Send (with cheque/PO/postage stamps) 18 May-1st June - George Birrell, Arie Vardi, David Parker 0131 556 0971 to:Famedram Publishers Ltd., PO Box 3, Ellon AB41 9EA Scotland 8 June-22 June - Ann Armstrong, Andy Cross, Lindsay Keir www.torrancegallery.co.uk www.edinburghdrawingschool.co.uk 36 Dundas St, Edinburgh, EH3 6JN artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 4 Musician, painter, sculptor – The oh! – and welder, too June 29 - August 31 Mary Gladstone meets a woman who has exploited all her talents over a very full life Mixed Summer Exhibition. THE BUTTERWORTH GAL- IT’S HARD NOT to envy Penny Wheatley. From unstable shoulder joint, she had to stop playing. , LERY, Ballogie, Near Aboyne, the beginning of her life, she has displayed bags Schoolhill, AB10 1FQ, 01224 AB34 5DP, 01339 886 104 “It was a terrible blow. At that time, I was 523 700 Paintings and prints by Howard of talent, not only in the visual arts, but also in playing more music than working in sculpture. Until January 1 2020 Butterworth and daughter Mary music. I had a string quartet of my own, played in four Musical Chairs. The perfect JOYCE TAYLOR STUDIO, gift for a music lover Braeside Croft, Hythie, Mintlaw, While studying the viola with Keith different orchestras and when playing, felt happier ABERDEEN MARITIME Peterhead, AB42 4HH, 01779 Cummings at Trinity College of Music, London, and more fulfi lled than at any other time in my MUSEUM, Shiprow, AB11 5BY, 622989, www.joycetaylor.co.uk, 01224 337700 [email protected] Penny also learned to sculpt with David Wynne, life.” May 9 - October 28 LANG BYRE GALLERY, (1926-2014), renowned for his 1964 sculpture She gave up music for a long time. That’s The Way To Do It. Woodend Barn Arts Centre, Burn Punch and Judy through the O’Bennie, Banchory, AB31 5QA, of The Beatles and for introducing them to the After marrying again in the mid 80s, but still ages 01330 825 431 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, whose portrait in bronze suffering from ill health, Penny was diagnosed GALLERY HEINZEL, 24 Thistle MILTON ART GALLERY, Milton Street, AB10 1XD, 01224 625 629, of Crathes, Nr Banchory, AB31 he is also responsible for. in 1992 with ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis) www.galleryheinzel.com, info@ 5QH, 01330 844 664 Success came quickly. After graduating, or chronic fatigue syndrome. Downhearted but galleryheinzel.com STARFISH STUDIO, 3 Anchor Contemporary Scottish art Lane, Johnshaven, DD10 0EN, she showed her bronzes, for two years running, undaunted, she gave up sculpture and took up Until June 1 01561 360 118 at London’s Leicester Galleries, at that time, painting, in gouache and increasingly, as her Anna King & Lindsey Laven- Original art and handmade der. Paintings ceramics, jewellery, glass, tex- a prestigious venue. She also exhibited at physical strength diminished, in water colour. GRAY’S SCHOOL OF ART, tiles, wood and more from all Ackermann of Old Bond Street, Piccadilly and Her subjects are animals (she has sculpted capturing with intensity, movement on paper and Robert Gordon University, over the British Isles. Featuring Garthdee Road, AB10 7QD, www. paintings by Kate MacKenzie The Tryon. many, not only otters but racehorses, when she canvas, it wasn’t long before Penny was sketching rgu.ac.uk/areas-of-study/subjects/ SYLLAVETHY GALLERY, Syl- On moving to Scotland, she won an award for lived in Newmarket) and her great love, big cats. musicians, particularly cellists. art-and-design lavethy, Montgarrie, Alford, AB33 ARTS CENTRE & THEATRE 8AQ, 01975 562 273 a bronze portrait at the Royal Scottish Academy. Inspired by William Blake’s ‘tyger’, she painted a “I was so inspired to play a stringed (ACT) ABERDEEN, 33 King THE MUSEUM OF SCOTTISH Over the years, Penny has staged group and solo tiger in oils and, helped by David Attenborough, instrument that I needed to paint the scene Street, AB24 5AA, 01224 635 208 LIGHTHOUSES, Kinnaird Head, THE ART GALLERY, Grampian Fraserburgh, AB43 9DU, 01346 shows at The Lamp as well. I wanted to portray the musician so Hospitals Art Trust, Aberdeen 511 022 of Lothian Trust, engrossed in what he was doing that he was lost Royal Infi rmary, Foresterhill, Purpose-built museum with AB25 2ZN, 01224 552 429 multi-screen technology. Haddington, the to the world. .To date, she has painted Yo-Yo ROSIES, 45-49 Holburn Street, Scotland’s fi rst lighthouse, built Scottish Gallery and Ma performing the Bach suites, Sheku Kanneh- AB10 6BR, 01224 577 325 1781. Open all year. Check Mason, winner of the 2016 BBC Young Musician Crafts, art and gifts also holiday opening times exhibited in Kendal, framing PETERHEAD MARITIME HER- Edinburgh, Galashiels of the Year award, Joshua Bell, playing the PEACOCK VISUAL ARTS, 21 ITAGE, South Road, Peterhead, and Adelaide, Australia. Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor, Steven Castle Street, AB11 5BQ, 01224 AB42 2UP, 01779 473000 639 539 Experience Peterhead’s mari- Penny is frank Isserlis, the Fauré Sonata No 2 in G Minor and Until May 18 time life past and present about how, following Nicola Benedetti, Max Bruch’s Violin Concerto. Alec Finlay. Gathering. Brings GALLERYI, 2B Garioch Shop- together recent place-aware ping Centre, Constitution Street, her early success, Penny’s commitment to playing the cello projects - a mapping of the Inverurie, AB51 4UY diffi culties ensued: and painting portraits of musicians, does not Cairngorms in poems, essays, THE BLUE ROOF, Ryehill, Oyne, photographs and maps Inverurie, AB52 6QS, 01464 an unhappy marriage, then single parenthood, sold the painting at London Zoo, raising money overshadow her fascination with big cats in action. RENDEZVOUS GALLERY, 100 851478, www.theblueroof.co.uk, bringing up two sons alone and ill health. While for tigers in the wild. She has recently painted in water colour cheetahs Forest Avenue, AB15 4TL, 01224 [email protected] 323 247 raising her teenage boys, she created a life-size The Amur leopard is the most endangered chasing Thomson gazelles, capturing grace both Until May 18 bronze sculpture of an otter commissioned by the big cat in the world (only 50 exist in East in predator and prey as they leap, twist and turn, Lennox Dunbar: A decade on Aberfeldy ’S HOUSE, ABERFELDY GALLERY, 9 Ken- Galloway Wildlife Trust for a memorial to author Russia and 10 in NW China, although breeding faster and more beautifully than any other animal Guestrow, (between Broad Street more Street, PH15 2BL, 01887 829 and naturalist, Gavin Maxwell. Then the Forestry programmes in zoos are introducing them into on the planet. “I try to capture ‘the force lines’ and Flourmill Lane), AB10 1AS, 129, www.aberfeldygallery.co.uk. 01224 641 086 June 27 - August 5 Commission got her to do another for the Raiders’ the wild). Hunted for its fur and threatened by and ‘energy arcs’ underlying a burst of speed.” TOLBOOTH MUSEUM, Castle Clare Blois, Fiona Matheson, Road in Galloway. the destruction of its habitat, the Amur leopard Attempting to depict lions in water colour, Street, AB10 1EX, 01224 621 167 Katherine Sutherland & Dot Until May 9 2021 Walker. Gathering Light. When Penny was still quite young, she shares its territory with the Amur tiger and Snow she discovered that only oils could express a male Alexander Fraser, Lillias WATERMILL GALLERY, Mill studied welding at a technical college. “Along leopard. Penny is deeply committed to saving lion’s power, as the colours must be vivid enough Skene, Margaret Campbell, Street, PH15 2BG, 01887 822 896, Charles Duff and Peter www.aberfeldywatermill.com, with blacksmiths and builders I was a bit of a ‘these creatures.’ to match this animal’s majesty. Williamson. Tales from The [email protected] freak there. Everybody gawked at this young Since the death of her husband in 2015, she Not content merely with portraiture Tolbooth. Art Gallery, Bookshop, Coffee CLAREMONT STUDIO, 66 & Music Shop woman with long, fair hair, wearing a boiler suit!” took a break from painting big cats and began of musicians and studies of big cats, this Claremont Street, AB10 6QY, KELTNEYBURN SMITHY Her welding classes resulted in several to play music again. After attending a concert in indefatigable artist has now turned to painting 01224 596 999 AND GALLERY, The Bothy NICOLE PORTER GALLERY, Showroom, Keltneyburn Smithy, commissions: a wall sculpture for the Albion Steel the Borders and listening to an inspiring young portraits of children. By doing so, her artistic 88 King Street, AB24 5BA, 01224 Keltneyburn, PH15 2LF, 01887 Works in Edinburgh, another at the Department cellist, she realised, even at such a late stage in her career has turned full circle. Towards the 566 477 830 267 Sculptures created by mother of Experimental Psychology, Oxford and a welded life (she was well into her 70s), she should learn beginning of her life as a sculptor, she once and daughter team, Morag and steel and bronze for The Earl Haig’s garden near to play the cello and “wanted to get good enough modelled exquisitely in bronze the head of her Aberdeenshire Heather Cumming BRAEMAR GALLERY, Mar Melrose. to experience again the joys of playing chamber infant fi rstborn as he slept. Road, Braemar, AB35 5YL, 01339 Throughout her early adult life, Penny music. Apart from her unmistakable talent, Penny 741 681, www.braemargallery. Aberlour co.uk, [email protected] STILL LIFE STUDIO, High continued to play the viola. “Although my true “It hasn’t been easy. I can’t play for very long Wheatley is more than a survivor; she is positively Oil paintings, watercolours, Street, AB38 9NX, 01340 871 457 talent lies with the visual arts. I’m most in love at a time and only practice every other day but I heroic. etchings, engravings, sculpture, jewellery and cards with music,” she says. am sticking to it through thick and thin.” LARKS GALLERY, 10 Braemar Alloa Sadly, she was denied that outlet. Due to an With her love of music and singular gift for Road, Ballater, AB35 5RL, 01339 THE GALLERY, Gordon McFar- 755 888, www.larksgallery.com lane, Watchmaker, 41 Mill Street, Paintings, sculpture, ceramics, FK10 1DW, 01259 723 303 glass, textiles, jewellery and Work from Ochil Craft As- photography sociation THE LOST GALLERY, Alda- RESONATE ARTS HOUSE, Units chuie, Strathdon, AB36 8UJ, A3, North Castle Street, FK10 01975 651 287, www.lostgallery. 1EU, 01259 928 014 co.uk, [email protected] mary ann rogers gallery TOLQUHON GALLERY, Tolquhon, Tarves, Ellon, AB41 Angus 7LP, 01651 842 343, www. KINBLETHMONT GALLERY, tolquhon-gallery.co.uk Arbroath, DD11 4RW, 01241 830 June 15 - July 9 756, www.kinblethmontgallery. John Lowrie Morrison (Jo- co.uk, kinblethmont@btinternet. lomo). A Tapestry of Colour. com Rig & Furrow NORTH EAST OPEN STUDIOS, THE MEFFAN, 20 West High www.northeastopenstudios.co.uk, Street, Forfar, DD8 1BB, 01307 an exhibition of new paintings by Mary Ann Rogers [email protected] 476 482, archive.angus.gov.uk/ GALLERY September 14 - 23 historyaa/museums/meffan/, For- North East Open Studios 2019. [email protected] Mon 24 June- Sunday 30 June •11am-5pm ALBERTINO COSTA SCULP- SPRINGFIELD CREATIVE TURES, 5 Milltimber Brae East, ARTS, Dr. Fran Marquis, 4 (see website for preview details) Milltimber, AB13 0DN, 07917 Springfi eld Terrace, Arbroath, 482 351, www.albertinocostas- DD11 1EL, 01241 439 714, www. culptures.com, costasculptures@ franmarquis.co.uk, info@fran- gmail.com marquis.co.uk Regular weekends and weekdays EION STEWART FINE ART, 55 Allardice Street, Stonehaven, Pottery Courses. Hand-building AB39 2AB, 01569 785606, www. wheelwork, functional and eionstewartfi neart.co.uk, info@ sculpture eionstewartfi neart.co.uk Monthly throughout the year From May 11 Ceramics Weekends in Kate Steenhauer, Martin Nel- Arbroath. Learn to make Pots son, Sheila MacFarlane, Clive on a Wheel; Vibrant wildlife and landscape painting, Ramage and John Paul Raine. May 31 - June 2 The Printmakers. Angus Open Studio - all wel- prints, cards and luxury gifts. Until September 29 come to visit Stuart Buchanan, Alison THE CANVAS ART GALLERY, McWhirter, Colin Brown, 81 East High Street, Forfar, DD8 Rosanne Barr, Nikki Monaghan 2EQ, 01307 465 715 Please note, gallery now open and Heather M Nisbet. Mixed Originals, prints, quality picture Summer Exhibition. framing. Unusual giftware and mon, tues, thu, fri 10am-4pm COUNTRY FRAMES GALLERY, jewellery Leslie, Insch, AB52 6PA, 01464 & ART also every Sunday 2-5pm 820389, www.countryframes. GALLERY, Panmure Place, Mon- co.uk, countryframes@btconnect. trose, DD10 8HF, 01674 673232 com HOSPITALFIELD, Hospitalfi eld May 1 - June 23 House, Arbroath, DD11 2NH, mary ann rogers gallery, West Woodburn, Hexham, Spring Exhibition. 01241 656 124 Northumberland NE48 2SE (clearly signed from West Woodburn) www.marogers.com • 01434 270216 For the Guide online www.facebook.com/1896Gallery artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 5 Editorial Comment Peace in our time? Or not..... ArtWork PO Box 3 AB41 9EA :: [email protected] Maxwell Macleod re-reads a letter from his distinguished father, penned in the trenches during the Putting the culture back in agriculture apocolyptic Battle of Ypres. A salutary reminder for these times, he suggests. DESPITE ONGOING cuts at central the hidden added value of creativity, THE NEXT FEW weeks will saying he needed a doctor, who when he was preaching in Govan and local government level, Arts but for certain we need art and culture Council England continues to trumpet more than ever, for vision, insight, see the election for the European didn’t arrive until all seven had died. it all became too much and in a and champion the worth of the arts, wisdom, humour, and the courage to Parliament, the latest episode in There was two inches of water on nightmarish gesture he ripped the not only for their own sake, but also for change. the long running farce whose only the fl oor. medals he had won in the war, their value to individual and community Once farms created beautiful positive is that it has brought about What made the day a bit tricky including the MC he had won for wellbeing, to education, tourism, and landscapes, giving life and purpose the collapse of the two party system was that his father, my grandfather, his bad day in the battle of Ypres, the economy. to rural communities. Increasingly in Britain. was one of the chief recruiting off his chest and hurled them at the A while back the arts economy industrial agriculture contracts But should we care? offi cers for Glasgow at the time, congregation. was claimed to be worth more than operatives with no affi nity with place It may seem a bit of a cliché to so he was simply processing these My father spent the rest of his the motor industry. No surprise now, or community, damaging the land and pronounce that you are against war, young kids, some as young as life as a pacifi st. but shocking then. A new report, the its creatures. but I have recently been somewhat seventeen, off the trains his father So should we bother about the “Contribution of the arts and culture Food, healthy or otherwise, industry to the UK economy”, from becomes just another bankable traumatised, I kid you not, to read had enticed them to board and into European elections? Should we care the Centre for Economic and Business commodity from land, itself a mere a letter from my late father which about politics? Research, claims that, in 2016, at £ 10.8 investment asset, dehumanised, relying he wrote when he was sitting in a Oh yes. Mankind’s propensity for billion, they were worth more than on robots, chemicals and computers to dugout in the middle of the third violence is almost limitless and the agriculture. be stripped bare. battle of Ypres, a battle that saw “The one thing that one thing that can be said for the Hard to quantify, but probably an The dignity, hands-on creativity twenty fi ve thousand Germans and notoriously corrupt European Union underestimate, if hidden, external costs and joy of growing good food, central seventeen thousand allied soldiers can be said for the is that at least it has helped provide are taken into account. to a decent culture, is still with killed. notoriously corrupt the longest period of peace between Conventional agriculture is wholly us, but more often in gardens and On the fi rst day. the European nations in many dependent on oil, not just for fertilisers smallholdings than on farms. It was the 22nd of August, 1917 European Union is hundreds of years. and chemical sprays, but, hugely, for Very appropriate, then, that and my father was sitting in a dugout I don’t think my father ever power. Worldwide, its carbon footprint the Royal Society of Arts has set up that at least it has is directly linked to climate change, loss a Food, Farming and Countryside that was twelve feet long by six feet truly got over that day in August of topsoil, water... and foliage, vital for Commission to look at a more wide, doing his best to administer a helped provide the 1917. He signed off his letter “All converting CO2 to oxygen. All to meet sustainable, and human way forward. group of four hundred men who he this to give you some idea of what a increased demand for palm oil, soya, Now it’s time for the arts and sent out against a rain storm of hot longest period of joyful morning you can have if you and meat. culture to join with farmers, scientists bullets. He sent out four hundred, peace between the look for it.” In Britain our countryside’s and economists to explore better ways eighty came back. Fifteen out of the But his bluff doesn’t convince soul, so inspiring to artists, writers of working, respecting, and drawing twenty offi cers in the battalion were European nations me. I myself have seen war in and musicians, is being ripped apart, inspiration from the land. Whether it killed. He was aged 22. Northern Ireland, the Philippines as agronomy removes the ‘culture’ in be re-wilding, forest farming, organic Three minutes before he sent the in many hundreds and the Middle East and although in agriculture. farming, or soil conservation, the earth Equally impossible to quantify, needs love and care. men out they cut off the telephone of years.” my own case I have seen little more into that dugout and for the next than a few rotting corpses – which Time to take back control six hours he had to send out all his hardly compares with the horrors messages by carrier pigeon. He was my father witnessed – it has at least OUR RAILWAY system is in total glaringly obvious and is desired unable to send out messengers as that red hot rain. sensitised me to the horror of war chaos – again. The hapless Mr by the vast majority of the the Germans had a machine gun When he returned home he and I can scarcely imagine what it Grayling has made such a mess of population – as many as 80 per trained on the door of his offi ce and didn’t criticise his father, never did for him. things that they have had to ask the cent in favour according to some after he had sent the fi rst two men to said a thing, for thirteen years So before you turn on the rail operating companies what they opinion polls – anything rather their deaths he decided to rely in the until after his father had died. television or go off to play a bit of should do next. than a return to national control is pigeons. Not long afterwards he became tennis, consider the stakes in that Easy, say the rail companies: put forward. Shortly after the start two men a parish minister in the Glasgow election. Politics is often a dirty hand the whole thing over to us, The fractured system crashed into his dug out, followed a parish of Govan and was frequently game, usually played by ugly lock, track and barrel and we will known as privatisation has been few minutes later by fi ve more. He hospitalised for mental stress. people, but it matters, so vote shovel even more of your money the disaster predicted in these sent out a pigeon with a message Eventually, one Sunday morning – and vote well. into our back pockets. columns. Re-nationalise, but do it Although the solution is in an inspired way. It can work.

You read it fi rst in ArtWork (honest!) Wide range of PECHAKUCHA Reaches Berwick- Tweed now? original paintings upon-Tweed! That’s right, joining over by GALLERY HEINZEL Pecha what? a thousand towns and cities CONTEMPORARY ART PechaKucha. worldwide. Thanks to a new Duncan From a Sushi Bar menu, initiative called the Berwick Currie perhaps? Creative Guild, and with support Old Pier Rd

, ANNA KING Right, as in Japanese, but more from Berwick Visual Arts and the Broadford Isle of Skye food for thought....it means Chit Royal Society of Tel: 01471 822064 & Chat. Arts. [email protected] Just gossip? When, where, who? www.duncancurrie.co.uk LINDSEY No....more sharing, showcasing Berwick Visitor Centre, and meeting likeminded creative Walkergate. Wednesday May 29, LAVENDER types – artists, architects, 6.30 to 8.30. Angus Open Studio musicians, poets, fi lm-makers.... The line-up for this event Friday 31st May to Sunday 2nd June I get the picture. includes Helen Stephens, 11.00 - 5.30pm each day. 27th April Twenty actually... artist, writer and illustrator; Ceramics, Jewellery, Painting, Sculpture, Stained Glass and Twenty? Gerry Turley, artist, writer and other lovely artwork to admire and maybe to buy! to 1st June That’s right. 20 images of illustrator; Foldyard Gallery, work, on screen for 20 seconds artists Dave Watson and Morag Ink Landscape – Ink & charcoal on paper & board, 20cm x 20cm each. It all started in Japan, back in Eaton; Anna Parker, artist; 2003, Kathryn Elkin, fi lm-maker; and 24 Thistle Street, Aberdeen AB10 1XD when two architects came up with more to be confi rmed. Numbers T: 01224 625629 E: [email protected] W: www.galleryheinzel.com the idea. It’s proved a great way to are limited. Booking by email is bring together creative people essential, to: OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY FROM 10am who often work alone, but fi nd that, [email protected] www.facebook.com/galleryheinzel once they realise who else is out It’s free, although donations are there, often just around the invited, and there corner, there are plenty of will be refreshments. All welcome to vi th, DD11 1EL opportunities for interesting And the next one? Late July. To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of this unique collaborations and partnerships. Email, as above, to be kept www.franmarquis.co.uk So coming to Berwick-upon- informed. artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 6 Mackintosh- The sur-mer MONTROSE LIBRARY EXHIBI- OPEN STUDIOS AYRSHIRE, TION ROOM, 214 High Street, Venues throughout Ayrshire, The architect’s memory is being Montrose , DD10 8PH, 01674 www.openstudiosayrshire.com 673256 Over 70 Ayrshire artists will well preserved in Roussillon open their studios to the public WITH BREXIT driving a political wedge ARRAN OPEN STUDIO, KA27, Argyll www.arranopenstudios.com between the UK and Europe, it is good to COWAL OPEN STUDIOS, PA23 HARBOUR ARTS CENTRE, 8QU, www.cowalopenstudios. 114-116 Harbour Street, Irvine, report a cultural initiative which serves to co.uk KA12 8EE, 01294 274 059, www. bring the two sides nearer. RESIPOLE STUDIOS, Acharacle, whatsonayrshire.com/harbourar- PH36 4HX, 01967 431 506, www. tscentre.html, harbourarts@ A group known as the Charles Rennie resipolestudios.co.uk north-ayrshire.gov.uk Mackintosh Association in Roussillon have New artspace with studios, gal- MCKECHNIE INSTITUTE, lery and framing service Dalrymple Street, Girvan, KA26 been for the past fifteen years dedicated May 17 - June 28 9AE, 01465 713 643, www. Richard Bracken., Kirstie south-ayrshire.gov.uk/galleries/ to keeping the work of the Scottish artist, Cohen, Kirsty Lorenz. Poesis. mckechnie/ designer and architect alive in France. Founded Recent works - explore the mo- Until May 31 (Excluding Sundays tif of the posy as a gift, prayer & Mondays) in 2004 to celebrate the centenary of the or message. When the Boats Come In. Entente Cordiale, the association is based Fort Fanal lighthouse, Port Vendres, once painted by Mackintosh, a mooted new cultural centre TIGHNABRUAICH GALLERY, Girvan and Ayrshire fi shing Seaside House, Tighnabruaich, industry in the Mediterranean town of Port Vendres PA21 2DR, 01700 811 681, www. ART’N’JOY GALLERY AND where Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife where it fits in with the European art scene of renovation it would be turned into a centre tiggallery.com, robbie@tiggallery. PICTURE FRAMERS, 52 com Hamilton Street, Saltcoats, North Margaret finally settled to live out the rest of the period. for cultural associations, including the CRM Original art, sculpture, glass, Ayrshire, KA51 5DS, 01294 472 Unfortunately, by the end of 2018, with Association in Roussillon. jewellery, poetry 222, www.artnjoy.co.uk their lives together. THE HARBOUR GALLERY, THE FRAMEWORK GALLERY, They were, it is said, to be the happiest the association’s membership in decline, it Fort Fanal has a connection with CRM, as Knap, Harbour Street, Tarbert, 83 Portland Street, Troon, KA10 was felt that steps should be taken to increase it is the subject of one of his paintings entitled PA29 6UA, 01880 821170, www. 6QU, 01292 316 144 days of their lives. Margaret described the area theharbourgallery.com, info@ Continuous mix of original as “this lovely rose-coloured land” and Charles membership by organising events and liaising “The Lighthouse” (1927). theharbourgallery.com paintings and printwork by a COMFREY COTTAGE STUDIO, variety of artists thought it was like a “fairyland”. with other cultural bodies. Another initiative being considered in the 1 Tayness, Kilmartin, PA31 8QF, GLENBUCK ARTS, Glenbuck Their passion for the area has not been In November 2018, with a totally renewed meantime is the introduction of an educational [email protected] Cottage, Glenbuck, East Ayrshire, Small gallery where there are KA18 3SB, 01290 661 784 missed by the CRM Association in Roussillon management committee, the association set out programme to be implemented at the centres, an assortment of paintings on Regular display of sculptures, to achieve some of the objectives necessary with the aim of introducing the work of CRM view, painted in various media paintings and hand woven wall who have oper ated what is known as the IONA HOSTEL, Lagandorain, pieces. Sculpture Garden by CRM Trail and three interpretation/exhibition to bring about fulfilling these ambitions. One to French schoolchildren who are not, for the Isle of Iona, PA76 6SW, 01681 700 the loch prime objective is to build a relationship with most part, familiar with him and his place 642, www.ionahostel.co.uk, info@ CRAFT TOWN SCOTLAND, The centres since its inception in 2004. ionahostel.co.uk Barony Centre, West Kilbride, The centres the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society in in the history of late-nineteenth and early- The opportunity to focus on KA23 9AW, 01294 829179 Scotland. With this in mind there have been twentieth century art and design. your artistic development in a THE WELLINGTON GALLERY, are based in Port quiet and elemental Hebridean 13 Wellington Street, Kilmarnock, Vendres, Amelie- positive moves to create a cross-cultural With the approaching centenary of the landscape KA13 1DW, 01563 523 176 relationship with the Glasgow-based CRM Mackintoshes move to France in 1923 an THE ARCHWAY, 7 Union Street, Original paintings, prints and les Bains Palada Lochgilphead, PA31 8JS, 01546 other artworks mainly from and Ille-sur Tete, Society which will be of benefit to both parties. exciting suggestion under consideration is that 606 894 Scottish artists The association’s secretary, Sylvie an exhibition of CRM’s watercolours painted STUDIO BARN ARGYLL, Leac ARTI FARTI EXHIBITION all towns where the Na Ban, Tayvallich, Lochgilphead, GALLERY, 48 Hamilton Street, Mackintoshes lived at Plas, says that “they have begun to build the in France should be held on this landmark PA31 8PF, 01546 870 310 Saltcoats, KA21 5DS, 01294 Seasonal exhibition of orginal 287207, www.arti-farti.co.uk, one time. The centre foundations of what they hope will be a lasting anniversary. art [email protected] relationship between both organisations”. The prestigious Museum of Modern Art in FYNE STUDIOS - THE HIDDEN Originals & Limited Editions at Ille-sur Tete is the GALLERY, Newton, Strachur, largest and newest, On the French side there are ambitious Ceret could be the venue for the exhibition in (off the A886), PA27 8DB, 01369 new plans being discussed. These include the 2023, a possibility currently being explored by 860 379 Banff being opened only Gallery of two Scottish artists DUFF HOUSE COUNTRY GAL- two years ago. possibility of a new venue to house the Port the Association. Don McNeil & Jean Bell LERY, Duff House, AB45 3SX, Vendres centre which, at the moment relies on It would be a most fitting location since JUNO DESIGN GALLERY, 159 01261 818181, www.nationalgal- The centres Argyll Street, Dunoon, PA23 7DD, leries.org/visit/duff-house Toshie in a bronze plaque volunteers to man the premises. Therefore, it is the Mackintoshes knew Ceret well, having 01369 707 767 May 18 - September 29 display a May 18 - July 12 Romantic Scotland. A major comprehensive hoped that eventually the centre will become visited at a time when the town was home to a Raymond Murray & Philip exhibition from Historic part of a complex of cultural/exhibition spaces thriving artists’ colony. Raskin. Early Summer Exhibi- Scotland and National Galleries overview of Mackintosh’s work showing not tion. A mix of new exciting Scotland only facsimiles of his watercolour paintings which will be housed in the building known as Ceret magnetically attracted artists works MEADOWLANDS GALLERY, the Fort Fanal. from Paris and farther afield for many years THE STABLE GALLERY, 83 North Castle Street, AB45 1JJ, created in later years in France but also Church Square, Inveraray, PA32 01261 818 535, meadowlands- examples of his designs for furniture, textiles, The building, currently vacant, is claimed of the first half of the twentieth century. An 8TY, 01499 302 800 [email protected] to be the oldest lighthouse along the French exhibition in his memory such as this would Paintings, reproductions, greet- Douglas Heggie - New work architectural projects and artifacts. ings cards, exclusive post cards There is also a substantial amount of Western coast, dating to the early seventeenth therefore acknowledge that CRM was indeed IONA HERITAGE CENTRE, Isle century.A listed building, it is badly in need of part of the modern European of Iona, PA76 6SJ, 01681 700 576 Banffshire information regarding the Mackintoshes by PORTSOY MARBLE GALLERY repair. It is hoped that in future the building, movement. IONA GALLERY AND POT- & WORKSHOP, Harbour, way of written text and film documentation. TERY, Isle of Iona, PA76 6SW, Shorehead, Portsoy, AB45 2PB, In short, they are a valuable resource for which is owned by the French Navy and under An auld and new alliance. 01681 700 439 01261 842 404 ORSAY, 2 Stevenson Street, Oban, Ever-changing ongoing display locals and tourists alike to explore the work the control of “la Compagnie des Phares et PA34 5NB, 01631 569 988 of pottery, Portsoy marble balises”, will be rented by Port Vendres. Jewellery, ceramics, glass work,hand-knits, books and of Charles Rennie Mackintosh in France and metal, textiles, wood lights, presents place it in context with his work as a whole and Once it has undergone architectural CATHY BELL cards TOMINTOUL MUSEUM & INVERBEG GALLERIES, Inver- VISITOR CENTRE, The Square, beg, Argyll & Bute, Loch Lomond, Tomintoul, AB37 9ET, 01309 G83 8PD, 01436 860 277 673 701 CAOL RUADH SCULPTURE TOMINTOUL GALLERY, 82 PARK, Caol Ruadh, Colintraive, Main Street, Tomintoul, Ballindal- PA22 3AR, 07771 996656 loch, AB37 9HA, 01807 580 458 Scottish sculpture park with Batik fi ne art by Jane Lan- wirk by Karen Scotland and nagan, original art, prints, cards Anne Edmonds offering a and interesting gifts memorable starting point to explore art in the Argyll landscape Beauly THE JETTY GALLERY, 100 KILMORACK GALLERY, The George Street, Oban, PA34 5NR, Old Kilmorack Church, IV4 7AL, Japan: Art and 01631 570102 01463 783 230 Continuously changing contem- Until May 25 porary artwork Charles MacQueen. Through inspiration BENMORE BOTANIC GARDEN, The Door. Latest work Dunoon, PA23 8QU, 01369 706261 May 1 - 31 Saturday 30 March 2019 to Sunday 9 June 2019 Scottish Rhododendron Festi- Berkshire val. Display STANLEY SPENCER GAL- LERY, High Street, Cookham, SL6 9SJ, 01628 471 885 Ayr Until November 3 With original works, prints, textiles and MACLAURIN ART GALLERY, Barnett Freedman, C.R.W. Rozelle Estate, Monument Road, Nevinson, Edward Burra, Mark KA7 4NQ, 01292 443 708, www. Gertler, William Roberts, Jacob south-ayrshire.gov.uk/galleries/ Epstein and Henri Gaudier- objects, discover the stunning beauty and maclaurin/ Brzeska. Counterpoint ROZELLE HOUSE GALLER- Evening Light Rede IES, Rozelle Park, Monument intricacy of the art of Japan. Road, KA7 4NQ, 01292 443 708, Berwick-upon-Tweed Valley – a study by www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/galler- BERWICK GYMNASIUM ART Mary Anne Rog- ies/rozellehouse/ GALLERY, Berwick Barracks, Craft Shop - Range of unique The Parade, TD15 1DG, 01289 ers from her forth- crafts and gifts 304 535 St. Mary Street, Kirkcudbright, DG6 4AA Ongoing THE GRANARY GALLERY, 2nd coming exhibition Tel 01557 331276 Alexander Goudie. Tam Floor, Berwick YHA, Dewar’s O’Shanter: A Tale Told in Lane, Berwick upon Tweed, TD15 Rig & Furrow on Email: [email protected] Pictures. 1HJ, 01289 303 232 at her gallery at Until May 26 May 25 - October 13. www.kirkcudbrightgalleries.org.uk Eduardo Paolozzi Exhibition. Turner – Northern Exposure West Woodburn, Presents 50 colour packed (see editorial p 6 this issue) screenprints and photolitho- DOCKSIDE GALLERY, 84 Main near Hexham from Opening Times: Monday to Saturday: 10am - 5pm | Sunday: 12pm - 5pm graphs Street, Tweedmouth, TD15 2AA,

June 24 - 30. University of Oxford Ashmolean Museum, (1858) Image © Sea at Satta in Suruga Province - Hiroshige Utagawa The 01289 302437, www.docksidegal- Please note on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 March we close at 4pm Ayrshire lery.co.uk Open Sundays 2-5 Paintings, prints, cards, gifts - and weekdays (ex Wed.) from 10-4 For the Guide online RECOGNISED artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 7 Turner-upon-Tweed Nick Jones on a ‘treat’ of an exhibition: Turner – Northern Exposure, on through the summer in Berwick-upon-Tweed Guide IT’S VERY EARLY one summer’s morning, politicised activists. and I’m sitting in a boat in the middle of the They reacted against new gallery by the docks Until June 27 Tweed at Norham, rod, line and ghillie on hand, rational Enlightenment David Barrow, Karen Stamper, Castle Douglas waiting for a salmon or two to take the bait. thinkers like Descartes, Lindsay Madden, Martin CLIENCE STUDIO, 212 King John Fowler, S K Stevens and street, DG7 1DS, 01556 504318, A wonderful thing, Sublime Imagination! who sought to distance Basia Roszak. Ever Changing www.cliencestudio.co.uk This place certainly feeds it. It must have been humanity from nature, Exhibition. New collection Gallery & studio of Angela featuring Berwick-upon-Tweed Lawrence: changing displays of just about here that Joseph Mallord William the mystical, the in the hazy days of summer land & seascape paintings Turner chose his viewpoint for at least one of emotional and, of holiday fun DESIGNS GALLERY & CAFE, NUMBER FOUR GALLERY, 179 King Street, DG7 1DZ, 01556 several paintings of Norham Castle produced course, the sublime! Northfi eld Farm, St Abbs, 504 552, www.designsgallery. So no surprise that the Berwickshire, TD14 5QF, 01890 co.uk, admin@designsgallery. throughout his life, after his fi rst, career- 771 111 co.uk changing visit here in 1797. last “Norham Castle, Contemporary work from art- A selection of books, prints ists and designer/makers from and cards with a café that Hung at the Royal Academy in 1798, it Sunrise” painted in both sides of the Border provides coffee and food, using proved a step change to fame – his lucky charm. 1845, towards the end of PAXTON HOUSE, Paxton house, simple and locally produced Paxton, TD15 1SZ ingredients He returned to Norham again and again. Each his life, is elemental, a A D LIVINGSTON & SONS, 183 time he bowed low, doffed his cap, and gave mystic vision of light, air, JMW Turner: Norham Castle on the King Street, DG7 1DZ, 01556 Birmingham 504 234 thanks to the Castle and Providence for his good earth and water. IKON GALLERY, 1 Oozells Furniture restorers’ workshop, fortune. Listen.....“And I have felt a sense sublime, connection, is organising “Norham; Turner’s Square, Brindleyplace, B1 2HS, shop and gallery 0121 248 0708 THE MCGILL-DUNCAN GAL- That fi rst painting owes much to Claude of something far more deeply interfused, whose View”, embracing an exhibition of contemporary BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM & LERY, 231 King Street, DG7 1DT, dwelling is the light of setting suns, and the takes on Turner’s work by professional artists ART GALLERY, Chamberlain 01556 502 468 Lorrain - the sleepy river leading the eye Square, B3 3DH, 0121 303 2834 ARTS OF ALBA, 39/40 Threave through a pastoral scene of bucolic rustics, and round ocean and living air, and the blue sky..” living and working in the area; a new Turner Until May 12 Terrace, DG7 1HG, 01556 504 020 Too Cute!. Presents a range Featuring the work of Freida bosky woods, such that the castle itself, swathed That was Wordsworth at Tintern Abbey, but Heritage Trail; an exhibition of children’s of artworks showing different Dyson, Sam Mullen and Sheila in morning mist, is easily overlooked. As is the how closely Turner echoes those feelings here at work in the style of Turner; and a series of takes on ‘cuteness’ Mulllen JANINAS ART, Meadowview, political, social and scientifi c turmoil engulfi ng Norham! And how prescient for our own times. other events including watercolour painting Springholm, DG7 3LP, 01556 Europe then, as now. Turner may appear a Romantic idealist, but he workshops; a picnic; and screenings of fi lms Borders 650329 THE SCOTT GALLERY, Hawick Still lifes, landscapes, portraits, No doubt Turner’s head was full of thoughts knew, as we are re-discovering, that Apollo, about Turner. Museum, Wilton Lodge Park, fi gures, abstracts, experimental about Edmund Burke’s writings on the sublime, the Sun God, burning white-hot, not only gives Meanwhile, Berwick Educational Hawick, TD9 7JL, 01750 20096 work in mixed media THE CHRISTOPHER BOYD THE GALLERY AT LAURIES- and which historical subjects were mostly light, warmth, joy and life, but can also melt, Association is arranging a programme of GALLERY, Old Gala House, Scott TON, Woodbank House, Lauries- likely to appeal to his patrons, the great and the wither and destroy. lectures, workshops and guided tours of the Cresent, Galashiels, TD1 3JS ton, DG7 2PW, 01644 450 235 FLAT CAT GALLERY, 2 Market Contemporary and traditional good landed gentry, and to how he could swing Wonderfully, there’s a rare chance to see exhibition at the Granary Gallery. Place, Lauder, TD2 6SR, 01578 Fine Art and Landscape images his career away from being an architectural “Turner – Northern Exposure” for yourself this If you can’t make it to Berwick, then you 722 808, www.fl atcatgallery.co.uk, of Galloway fl [email protected] DALBEATTIE VISITOR INFOR- draughtsman towards being an artist. summer at the Granary Gallery in Berwick- can catch up with the exhibition later this year THE ROADSTEAD GALLERY, MATION AND CRAFT CENTRE, St Ellas Place, Eyemouth, TD14 24 High Street, Dalbeattie, DG5 Turner’s instincts were right, for not only upon-Tweed. in Carlisle, and next spring in Harrogate. 5HP, 018907 52067 4AA, 01556 612 752 did Norham ensure his subsequent success, So many thanks to James Lowther and REAL WOOD STUDIOS, Mon- teviot Nurseries, Nr Ancrum, Jed- it also inspired more versions. All take Berwick Visual Arts for arranging this treat NICK JONES burgh, TD8 6TU, 01835 830 767 Cornwall liberties with the subject, the castle dominant, of an exhibition. It includes thirteen stunning Contemporary Scottish furni- ROYAL CORNWALL MUSEUM, ture Café and walks River Street, Truro, TR1 2SJ, imposing, accentuating its strategic importance, paintings and two sketchbooks on loan from the Turner – Northern Exposure is at the BUY DESIGN GALLERY, 1 01872 272 205 Granary Gallery, Berwick-upon-Tweed, May Harestanes Craft Workshops, Until June 23 overlooking the Tweed at a key crossing on the Tate. Harestanes by Ancrum, Jedburgh, Spectrum of Art. The art of an Anglo-Scottish Border, above the tidal reaches. Also two works from the V & A 25 - October 13. Open Tues - Sun 11am – 4pm. TD8 6UQ, 01835 830 718 autistic person gives an insight Showspace for quality crafts into their unique perception of William the Conqueror appointed the collection: “Holy Island, Northumberland”, Admission free. Then at Tullie made in wood, metal, glass, the world Prince Bishops of Durham to control these and “Warkworth Castle”. Plus a great view House Museum and Art Gallery, Carlisle, from ceramic and textile LEMON STREET GALLERY THE BORDER TART, Tart HQ, (LSG), 13 Lemon Street, Truro, parts of north Northumberland, known as of “Dunstanburgh Castle”, on loan from October 19 until January 5; and at the Mercer Chesters, nr Hawick, TD9 8TH TR1 2LS, 01872 275 757 Norhamshire and Islandshire, and Bishop Manchester Art Gallery. Art Gallery, Harrogate, from January 18 until Quirky workshop of textile and paper artist Lindsay Roberts Flambard built the castle in 1121. Besieged by Many thanks also to the Garfi eld Weston April 18, 2020. TWEEDSIDE GALLERY, Tweed- County Durham the Scots nine times, and captured four times, it Foundation’s Loan Programme and the Arts More at www. side Road, Newtown St Boswells, BOWES MUSEUM, Newgate, Roxburghshire, TD6 0PG, 01835 Barnard Castle, DL12 8NP, 01833 witnessed blood, fi re and destruction. Fund, the national fundraising charity for the turnernorthernexposure.co.uk 823473 690 606 arts. Both play a le ading role in enabling www.norham.org and www. Picture Framing Plus beautiful Until June 23 It’s tempting to compare those times with crafts such as aromatic, ceram- Goya’s Prison: The Year of ours, and to think that Turner deliberately came smaller galleries and museums to exhibit some berwickea.co.uk ics, glass and much more Despair. Paintings of our great national EDGE TEXTILE ARTISTS THE ORIENTAL MUSEUM, El- north for peace and harmony. That would be a SCOTLAND, Towerhouse, vet Hill, DH1 3TH, 0191 334 5694 mistake. For he, drawn to edgy historical sites, treasures. Hawick, www.edge-textileartists- Until June 2 scotland.com Behind the Mask. A series recognised that, despite the passage of time, But that’s not all... Promoting excellence in of workshops focused on the they were much more than mere picturesque far from it. Norham, textiles by artists based in museum’s Ancient Egyptian Scotland collections reminders of past confl ict. just a few miles inland He and his contemporary William and upstream, justly Crieff Wordsworth, Romantics both, were deeply proud of its Turner Bristol AITON FINE ARTS, 63 King ARNOLFINI, Bush House, 16 Street, PH7 3HB, 01764 655 423 Narrow Quay, BS1 4QA, 0117 Contemporary Scottish paint- 917 2300 ings and prints. Picture restor- BRISTOL DRAWING SCHOOL, ers and framers Unit 5.18, Paintworks, Arnos Vale, THE STRATHEARN GALLERY, BS4 3EH 32 West High Street, PH7 4DL, 01764 656 100 Until May 26 DEGREE SHOW 2019 Caithness Jackie Henderson and Philip NORTH LANDS CREATIVE Raskin. A selection of new GLASS, Quatre Bras, Lybster, paintings KW3 6BN, 01593 721 229, www. GLASGOW northlandscreative.co.uk, info@ northlandsglass.com Cumbria May 13 - 19 ART IN THE PEN, Borderway Louis Thompson. The Glass- Auction Mart, Rosehill Industrial makersⲙ Orchestra. A 7-day Estate, Montgomery Way, Carl- 1 –– 9 class to embrace a variety isle, CA1 2RS, www.artinthepen. of hot glass and cold glass org.uk techniques as projects begin Contemporary art fair to evolve July 20 & 21 JUNE Thirsk.Auction June 3 - 7 Jeff Zimmer. Certainty and ABBOT HALL ART GALLERY, Doubt. A 5-day class to capture Kendal, LA9 5AL, 01539 722464 the essence of volume and Exhibition talks, holiday space in glass workshops, gallery book shop, LYTH ARTS CENTRE, Lyth, coffee shop Wick, KW1 4UD, 01955 641 270, Until June 29 www.lytharts.org.uk Refuge: The Art of Belonging. NORTHSHORE POTTERY, Mill Tells the story of artists who of Forse, Latheron, KW5 6DG, entered Britain as a result of 01593 741 777 Nazi occupation Studio pottery and ceramic KENDAL MUSEUM, Station sculpture by Jenny Mackenzie Road, Kendal, LA9 6BT, 01539 Ross 815597 THURSO ART GALLERY, May 4 - 12 Davidson’s Lane, Thurso, KW14 GeoWeek 2019. Geological 7AS, 01847 896 357 collections ST FERGUS GALLERY, Wick BLACKWELL, Bowness-on- A collection of work from a group of Library, Sinclair Terrace, Wick, Windermere, LA23 3JT, 01539 KW1 5AB, 01955 603 489 446 139 BREWERY ARTS CENTRE, students graduating from Edinburgh Highgate, Kendal, LA9 4HE, GSA.AC.UK/DEGREESHOW2019 College of Art in 1975 Cambridge 01539 725 133 ECA’75 KETTLE’S YARD, Castle Street, Theatre, music, dance, comedy, For more information on our Glasgow Degree Show venues for CB3 0AQ, 01223 748100 exhibitions, cinema, literature, Architecture, Design, Fine Art and Innovation and for details on Until June 23 workshops, restaurant, bars our London events from June–July 2019, visit the GSA website. Oscar Murillo. Violent & café th th Amnesia. Includes painting, Until May 18 installation, sound and live Inspired. Celebrates the JUNE 18 - 30 2019 performance achievements of learners who Image: Bournemouth Pier, Hal Haines (Communication Design 2019) Dundas Street Gallery, Dundas Street, Edinburgh Visit: www.artwork.co.uk

32374 - LS GSA 2019 AD.indd 1 07/05/2019 11:49 artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 8 The ‘Work, place, folk’ – a former farm is attend some of our visual arts MCMANUS COLLECTIOS courses and workshops for UNIT, Barrack Street, Tayside, growing the ideas of Patrick Geddes adults DD1 1PG, 01382 307200 EDEN ARTS, 1 Sandgate, Penrith, IARTSUPPLIES, 59 Perth Road, STANDING PROUDLY in a corner of South particularly through his government-sponsored cooking, healthy living and exercise are central to CA11 7TP, 01768 899 444 DD1 4HU, 0330 223 0922, www. iartsupplies.co.uk Edinburgh is an old farmhouse. And proud it should National Review of Town Centres. the project, while gardening, wood and metal work, PENNINE POTTERY, Cargill Online Art Shop and Art Head House, Alston, CA9 3NG, be, having survived being demolished to become a The farmhouse was put on the market and the arts and crafts, bicycle-repairing, stone-walling, 01434 382 157 Supplies Pottery & kiln work of ce- All year round beacon of hope for both the local community and community had to bid for it, for an eventual transfer foraging in the woods and exploring the area’s local ramicist Peter Lascelles - please Online Art Supplies. High the future. price of a nominal £1. Golding describes Fraser’s heritage are among the activities and workshops. telephone fi rst quality student ranges and artist ranges of Oil, Acrylic, Situated on the edge of Craigmillar Castle support, through the community consultation, While there has been some rebuilding and RED BARN GALLERY, Mel- Gouache, Watercolour, Water- kinthorpe, Penrith, CA10 2DR, Park, on the Old Dalkeith Road, Bridgend struggles over the transfer of ownership from some additions made to the farmhouse, it retains 01931 212 767 mixable Oil Paints, Lino and other printmaking equipment farmhouse was a working farm until the 1970s the council and funding, as “quite unique and a sense of history, with shutters and old alcoves MUSEUM OF LAKELAND LIFE & INDUSTRY, Abbot Hall, LIFESPACE SCIENCE ART and inhabited till the year 2000, before falling into fundamental to the development of the whole thing.” reused, and the remnants of some of the 37 layers of Kirkland, Kendal, LA9 5AL, RESEARCH GALLERY, College disrepair. 01539 722 464 of Life Sciences, University of wallpaper discovered, still visible on , DD1 5EH, 01382 381023 WILLOWPOOL DESIGNS, 9 Seven years ago a small group the walls. Weston Houses, Endmoor, Kendal, GALLERY Q, 160 Nethergate, of folk comprising students, youth Activities and projects LA8 0HA, 01539 567 056 DD1 4DU, 01382 220 600 Willow work by Simone Siegan Until May 11 workers, allotment holders and local also include ‘Place, Work, Folk’ & Steve Fuller Douglas Roulston/Fiona Stur- rock/Katie Lowe. Contempo- residents met to talk about their a local history project, which DOVE COTTAGE & THE rary paintings of landscapes WORDSWORTH MUSEUM, dream of restoring the crumbling includes creating a collection of Dove Cottage, Grasmere, LA22 and still life as well as ceramics and derelict 19th century farmhouse oral history recordings from local 9SH, 015394 35544 , Glamis FARFIELD MILL, Garsdale Road, Balgay Park, DD2 2UB, known as Bridgend, into a unique residents. The café kitchen provides Road, Sedbergh, LA10 5LW, 01382 435 967 community hub. training courses which can lead to 01539 621 958 Britain’s fi rst purpose-built public observatory TULLIE HOUSE MUSEUM AND After a long and arduous qualifi cations, and there have been ART GALLERY, Castle Street, journey their dream became a reality. courses in crafts, such as lime mortar Carlisle, CA3 8TP, 01228 618718 Until January 26 2020 East Lothian The charity ‘Bridgend Inspiring pointing and gardening, and making Cultures Collide. Exploring GREENS & BLUES, 59 High Growth’ (BIG) was set up by the natural cosmetics. links between Tullie House’s Street, North Berwick, EH39 4HG, 01620 890 666, www. group in 2010 with the aim of turning The project’s Acorn Fund Japanese and Cumbrian Col- greensandblues.co.uk, info@ lections greensandblues.co.uk the farmhouse and its grounds into supports local people and groups with THE GALLERY AT RHEGED, From February 8 a community centre focusing on their own projects on site, which have Rheged Centre, Redhills, Penrith, ERNI UPTON Exhibition. CA11 0DQ, 01768 868 000 POLDRATE ARTS AND the environment and outdoors and included ‘Building a wormery’ and ‘A UPFRONT GALLERY AND CRAFTS CENTRE, The which would offer opportunities for seed libra r y’. COFFEE SHOP, Nr Hutton-in- Elizabeth Hamilton Buildings, the-Forest, Unthank, Penrith, Poldrate, Haddington, EH41 4DA, learning, training and community The project aims to be a central CA11 9TG, 01768 484 538 01620 823 738, www.thepacc.org. development. hub for people in the surrounding BRANTWOOD, The Brantwood uk, [email protected] Trust, Coniston, LA21 8AD, 01539 FIDRA FINE ART, 7-8 Stanley Planning took inspiration from struggling estates to train for 441 396 Road, Gullane, EH31 2AD , 01620 the Edinburgh social reformer and town planner Sir Now restored and transformed, Bridgend is a work, try a new hobby, volunteer, fi nd support 895057, www.fi drafi neart.co.uk, info@fi drafi neart.co.uk Patrick Geddes, adopting his ethos of ‘work, place, bustling hub of activity and enterprise serving some for disability and drop in for coffee, a chat and Devon 200 years of Traditional and folk’. of Scotland’s largest and most deprived and isolated friendship. INSPIRED PAINTING HOLI- Contemporary Scottish Art DAYS, Weston House, 6 Luke May 11 - June 9 Local Will Golding who used to attend the post war housing estates, where issues such as Donna McArdle, Bridgend’s Development Street, Bampton, EX16 9NF, 01398 Colin Brown, John Brown, Ro- gardening project next door took a lead in bringing loneliness, rehabilitation and displacement are rife. Manager became involved several years ago 332094 , www.inspiredpainting- wena Comrie, Annette Edgar, holidays.co.uk Alexandra Gardner, Charles the once derelict farmhouse back to life. He went Now a thriving community meeting place, when she was commissioned to write the funding Landscapes, gardens, coast Jamieson, John Kingsley, Liz to architect Malcolm Fraser, who had been looking there is a café, garden and workshops, alongside application for the BIG lottery funding application. painting courses with Catherine Knox, Steven Lindsay, Michael Stott G Clark, Kim Scouller, Elaine at applying the community empowerment lessons facilities for performances, gatherings, talks, Not only did she project manage the completion Until September 30 Speirs and Peter Tudhope. from the Scottish Islands to urban environments, entertainment and small conferences. Training, of the building, but her expertise in designing and 2019 Art Holiday Programme. Group 13 Artists. Features a Painting weeks and short break variety of styles provided by setting up teaching/community cafés has proved courses 13 artists invaluable to the project. PLYMOUTH COLLEGE OF SEASHORE GALLERY, Mar- ART, Tavistock Place, Plymouth, shall Street, Cockenzie, EH32 “Bridgend Farmhouse is a great location with PL4 8AT, 01752 203 434 0HT, 0793 592 8288 access to a fabulous garden and veranda, as well as Paintings, jewellery, wood, ceramics, glass, prints, cards a great community cafe,” says Donna. Dumfriesshire “We hope to provide more workshops, and a , WESTGATE GALLERY, 39-41 28 Edinburgh Road, DG1 1JQ, Westgate, North Berwick, EH39 summer programme for families. We’re working 01387 262 084, www.dumgal.gov. 4AG, 01620 894 976 uk/Gracefi eld, arts@dumgal. Paintings, limited edition towards regular occupancy of our workshops and gov.uk. prints, sculptures, ceramics & are a great venue to hire to run any wood based, SPRING FLING OPEN STU- glass. Licensed Gallery café DIOS, Gracefi eld Arts Centre, 28 BRAID IMAGE, 60 Rhodes Park, outdoors/arts and crafts workshops with only Edinburgh Rd, DG1 1JQ North Berwick, EH39 5NA, 01620 £30.00 for a half day and £45.00 for a whole day. It’s 890 780 Large Panoramic Art Photo- an ideal place for training, as well as arts weekends. Dundee graphs, Printed on Canvas. “We haven’t stopped since we opened and have DUNCAN OF JORDANSTONE View on-line gallery or visitors COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN by appointment welcomed thousands of folks through the doors in GALLERIES, University of ST ANDREW BLACKADDER the last year.” Dundee, 13 Perth Road, DD1 4HT, CHURCH HALL, St Andrew 01382 385 330 Street, North Berwick, EH39 4NU, LAMB GALLERY, University of 01620 894 196, www.standrew- Dundee, Tower Building, Nether- blackadder.org.uk, stephengoven- gate, DD1 4HN, 01382 385330 [email protected] PAINTBOX SCHOOL OF ART HANNAH MACLURE CENTRE, BASS ROCK POTTERY, AN ART SCHOOL BY THE SEA NORTHERNBOOKS University of Abertay, Top Floor, TANTALLON ARTS & CRAFTS Abertay Student Centre, 1 - 3 Bell STUDIOS, Halfl and Barns Street, DD1 1HP, 01382 308 777 Schoolhouse, North Berwick, www.northernbooks.co.uk THE MCMANUS: DUNDEE’S EH39 5PW, 0131 467 8300 ART GALLERY & MUSEUM, PAINTBOX ART CLASSES, Albert Square, Meadowside, DD1 Cockenzie House & Gardens, 22 1DA, 01382 307 200 Edinburgh Rd, Cockenzie, EH32 Until August 25 0HY, 07852 951 592, www.paint- Thomas Alexander Wise. Wise boxartclasses.com, paintboxart@ Ways: Travels of A Dundee outlook.com Doctor. Collection - reunites Until June 15 the maps and objects July 8 - 11 Until December 31 Still Life Outside The Box. John Houston, William July 15 - 18 Mixed Media Allotments. Johnstone, Joan Eardley, Wil- July 22 - 25 helmina Barns-Graham, James The Studio In Colour. SUMMER SCHOOLS Morrison and Will Maclean. As July 29 - August 1 (Fully booked) We See It: Twentieth Century The Sea The Sea. Scottish Art. Display July 8 - August 8 (Check website 8th - 11th July DUNDEE CONTEMPORARY for full year schedule) STILL LIFE OUTSIDE THE BOX ARTS (DCA), 152 Nethergate, New Summer Schools. DD1 4DY, 01382 909 900 August 5 - 8 (Fully booked) Until June 9 On The Edge Of Abstraction. 15th - 18th July David Austen. Underworld. NATIONAL MUSEUM OF New work FLIGHT, East Fortune Airfi eld, MIXED MEDIA ALLOTMENTS COOPER GALLERY (EXHIBI- North Berwick, EH39 5LF, 0300 TIONS), Duncan of Jordanstone 123 6789 22nd - 25th July College of Art & Design (DJCAD), Until January 31 2025 , 13 Perth Red Arrows Hawk T.1A. THE STUDIO IN COLOUR Road, DD1 4HT, 01382 385 330, Display www.dundee.ac.uk/cooper-gallery/ exhibitions/ THE SCOTTISH ORNITHOLO- GISTS’ CLUB (SOC), Waterston 29th July - 1st August THE KRYSZTYNA GALLERY, House, Aberlady, EH32 0PY THE SEA, THE SEA- FULLY BOOKED 15A Nelson Street, DD1 2PN, Until May 22 01382 322 522, www.krysztynagal- Coast to Coast: Kittie Jones lery.com, [email protected] 5th - 8th August Drawings, Paintings and Prints and Jane Smith MUSE- ON THE EDGE OF ABSTRACTION- FULLY BOOKED UM, Castle Approach, Broughty Edinburgh Ferry, DD5 2TF, 01382 436916 THE SCOTTISH NATIONAL FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO BOOK PLEASE Houses displays on the life and GALLERY, The Mound, Princes times of Broughty Ferry, its Street, EH2 2EL, 0131 624 6200 VISIT OUR WEBSITE people, the environment and Until June 2 the wildlife that live close by Andy Warhol and Eduardo WWW.PAINTBOXARTCLASSES.COM [email protected] PAINTBOX SCHOOL OF ART, COCKENZIE HOUSE & GARDENS, For the Guide online 22 EDINBURGH RD, COCKENZIE EH32 0HY artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 9 Books received Botanical Illustration The Next Ten Lessons: Colour and Composition Guide by Valerie C Price FOLLOWING on Valerie Price’s previous book Paolozzi. I want to be a ma- Union Street, EH1 3LR, 0131 chine. Examines artists’ work, 557 2479 Botanical Illustration: The First Ten Lessons,this showing how they captured PATRIOTHALL GALLERY @ next volume expands on the subject with The Next images from photography and WASPS, 1d Patriothall, off Hamil- advertisements ton Place, Stockbridge, EH3 5AY, Ten Lessons: Colour and Composition. SCOTTISH NATIONAL GAL- 0131 226 7126 Subjects range from red tulips and pink LERY OF MODERN ART, 75 THE DUNDAS STREET Belford Road, EH4 3DR, 0131 GALLERY, 6a Dundas Street, roses to blackberries and green foliage. 624 6200 EH3 6HZ, 0131 557 4050, www. Until June 2 dundas-street-gallery.co.uk, art@ This practical guide includes information on Andy Warhol and Eduardo fasedinburgh.com different watercolour techniques. Paolozzi. I want to be a ma- June 18 - 30 Teacher and artist Valerie Price has worked chine. ECA ‘75. A collection of work , 1-3 Market from a group of students gradu- at Kew Gardens contributing to their publications Street, EH1 1DE, 0131 529 3993 ating from Edinburgh College May 18 - October 13 of Art in 1975 as well as to those of the RHS and many others. Victoria Crowe: 50 Years of ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN Her work has also been exhibited at galleries Painting. Features over 150 EDINBURGH, 20A Inverleith paintings, stemming from Row, EH3 5LR, 0131 552 7171 including the Kew Gallery and the Society of youthful student works to EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF Botanical Illustrators. the assured, landscapes and ART, Lauriston Place, EH3 9DF, portraits of recent years 0131 221 6109 May 17 & 18 Paperback: Herbert Press, Bloomsbury THE ROYAL SCOTTISH ACAD- Publishing Plc: Price £ 20 ISBN 978-1-912217- EMY BUILDING, Upper Gal- ECA Performance Costume leries, EH2 2EL, 0131 225 6671, Show. 73-1 www.royalscottishacademy.org DOVECOT STUDIOS, 10 May 18 - June 16 Infi rmary Street, EH1 1LT, 0131 Kew Gardens Colouring Book Stuart Mackenzie. Species 550 3660 New workshops, a café and garden space have all blossomed in Craigmillar’s restored Bridgend Farm MORE THAN 90 line art works of plants from Morphology. New works MORNING SIDE GALLERY, 94 Jo Ganter and Raymond Mac- Morningside Road, EH10 4BY, on the outskirts of Edinburgh around the world are contained in this Kew Donald. Silent Music | Seeing 0131 447 3041. Sound. Collaboration LEITH SCHOOL OF ART, 25 Eric Fernandez-Baca worked as a chef for Garden handy little production which showcases Until December 31 North Junction Street, EH6 many years but then began volunteering at Bridgend “Nurturing is really important when people are original images from Curtis’s Botanical Ages of Wonder on Tour. 6HW, 0131 554 5761, www. at transition points or have a disability… and the Magazine (1st vol. 1787), the world’s ‘longest- THE SCOTTISH GALLERY, 16 leithschoolofart.co.uk, enquiries@ Farmhouse. He says, “Volunteering here gave me Dundas Street, EH3 6HZ, 0131 leithschoolofart.co.uk the extra skills in community work I needed to world shrinks. Places like this can make the world running and most revered periodical featuring 558 1200, www.scottish-gallery. MUSEUMS COLLECTION bigger again,” says Christina McKelvie, the Scottish co.uk, [email protected] CENTRE, 10 Broughton Market , be able to work in the most rewarding job I have colour illustrations of plants. May 1 - 29 EH3 6NU, 0131 556 9536 ever had. I now work as a food support worker at minister for older people and equalities. “A feast for lovers of botanical art and those Mary Armour, William Crosbie, The centre houses the reserve When I visited, the hustle and bustle Victoria Crowe, J D Fergusson, collections of the city mu- Bridgend and this enables me to put my cookery who delight in drawing and colouring fl owers.” William Gillies, John Houston, seums, skills to the service of the community through atmosphere was evident, as well as welcoming Opposite each original plate is the exact black William MacTaggart, Christine MCNAUGHTAN’S BOOK- creating a safe and nurturing kitchen environment and warm, with the café full and groups of people and white copy ready to be completed. McArthur, Ellen Malcolm, SHOPS AND GALLERY, 3a & 4a arriving in mini buses. Alberto Morrocco, Leon Haddington Place, EH7 4AE, 0131 where everyone is welcome and valued”. Paperback: Aura, Royal Botanic Gardens, Morrocco, Denis Peploe, S J 556 5897, www.mcnaughtansbook- In January 2019 the project was commended Peploe, Anne Redpath, Duncan shop.com, info@mcnaughtans. It’s also one of Scotland’s newest examples of Kew ISBN: 978-1-78404-581-4 Shanks. Still Life. Selection co.uk community ownership in an urban setting. Given for an RIBA MacEwan Award in architecture for of work THE VELVET EASEL GAL- ‘the common good’. The MacEwen judges approved The Art of Animal Anatomy Joe Fan. Counting Leaves. LERY, 298 Portobello High Street, charitable status under the title Bridgend Inspiring Work - landscape and still life Portobello, EH15 2AS, 0131 629 Growth, in 2018 it became the fi rst organisation of the simple means by which the farmhouse and its by David Bainbridge Jane Adam, Malcolm Appleby, 1121, velveteasel.co.uk in Scotland to transfer from a ‘Scottish Charitable garden had been brought back into use, a forward A FASCINATING study of animal anatomy over Julia Beusch, Julie Blyfi eld, COBURG HOUSE ART STUDI- looking piece of history at the heart of a community Grace Girvan, Emmeline OS, 15 Coburg Street, EH6 6ET, Incorporated Organisation’ (SCIO) to a ‘Community some 250 pages. As it says on the cover: “All life Hastings, Jo Hayes Ward, 0131 553 2266, www.coburghou- where it is already being well used. seartstudios.co.uk, exhibitions@ Benefi t Society’ with charitable status. is here, dissected and depicted” From ancient Andrew Lamb, Paul Preston, coburghouse.co.uk “This area of Edinburgh would get an Guy Royle, Jacqueline Ryan, May 4 - 19 (Saturdays and Sun- Under this model members buy shares to carvings on rocks through to Leonardo da Vinci Kayo Saito. A Natural Selection days only) become part-owners of the land and project and enormous benefi t from an intervention like this, and Alfred Durer in the C15 – over 2,000 years - Jewellery. Catherine Aitken, Amy Chan, it has re-energised this place,” said judge Kathy Mary Bourne, Hitomi Hosono, Alan Chapman, James Donald, each member has one vote. The project has been up to the present day are minutely illustrated. Françoise Joris, Takuya MacEwen. Bryony Knox, Roland Fraser, supported by the Big Lottery, the Robertson Trust, There is a whole section for horse lovers - ‘The Kamiyama, Angus McFadyen, Mette Fruergaard-Jensen, Historic Environment Scotland and by Edinburgh Providing both a window into the past and a Theresa Nguyen, Katie Spragg, Eleanor Symms, Rosemary platform for the future, this old farmhouse is without Horse Stripped bare’ with a chapter devoted to Kaori Tatebayashi and Peter Walker. Transform: Sustainable City Council, as well as receiving grants from George Stubs Anatomy of the Horse. Ting. A Natural Selection. Art and Design. The People’s Health Trust and Heritage Lottery. A doubt going from strength to strength and bringing THE FRUITMARKET GAL- May 25 - June 2 (Saturdays and hope and purpose back to local communities. The author is the university clinical LERY, 45 Market Street, EH1 Sundays only) Co-operative Community Benefi t Society is being veterinary anatomist at Cambridge, a 1DF, 0131 225 2383 Coburg Artists Giclée Exhibi- FRANCES ANDERSON Until May 17 tion. Mixed exhibition of giclee formed to own and run the farmhouse in the future, reproductive biologist, and popular science writer. Senga Nengudi. prints from Coburg Artists and anyone can buy a share. NATIONAL MUSEUM OF July 27 & 28 Paperback: Herbert Press, Bloomsbury Bridgend Farmhouse was chosen for the launch Bridgend Farmhouse, 41 Old Dalkeith Road, SCOTLAND, Chambers Street, Summer Open Studios. Meet Edinburgh EH16 4TE www.bridgendfarmhouse. Publishing Plc: Price £ 24.99 ISBN 9781- EH1 1HF, 0131 225 7534 the artists and makers in their of the Scottish Government’s strategy for tackling NATIONAL LIBRARY OF work spaces and hear about org.uk. Facebook: Bridgend Farmhouse 912217-35-9 SCOTLAND, George IV Bridge, their methods and sources of social isolation and loneliness. EH1 1EW, 0131 623 3700 inspiration. Also provide an Until July 27 exclusive opportunity to buy Treasures displays. From hand- or commission directly from written documents to printed our artisans books, maps, musical scores, EDINBURGH PALETTE, St bindings and other art work Margaret’s House, 151 London SCOTTISH NATIONAL POR- Road, Midlothian, EH7 6AE, 0131 TRAIT GALLERY, 1 Queen St, 661 1924, www.edinburghpalette. EH2 1JD, 0131 624 6200 co.uk, info@edinburghpalette. Until October 20 co.uk Woodman, Arbus and Map- May 10 - 24 plethorpe. ARTIST ROOMS. Margaret Ramsay. Be-longing. INVERLEITH HOUSE, Royal Longing to be! Botanic Garden, 20a Inverleith May 10 - June 1 Row, EH3 5LR Jamie King. 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artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 10 The Tapestry now: report from Aubusson Guide L’INSTITUT FRANçAIS Scotland from the Sky. Multi- Courses, workshop and events May 13 - 24 (Preview: May 11) D’ECOSSE, West Parliament ple venues: Fort George (April in all form and for all ages and SSAA: Ligne et Couleur. Square, EH1 1RF, 0131 285 6030 12 to July 7); abilities May 11 - June 7 (Preview: May WHITESPACE GALLERY, 76 Arbroath Abbey (July 11 to CRAIL POTTERY, 75 Nethergate, 10) East Crosscauseway, EH8 9HQ, October 6); Blackness Castle The Square, Crail, KY10 3TX, Lachlan Goudie: Shipyard. 0781 451 4771 (October 10 to January 19) 01333 451 212 June 15 - July 15 (Preview: Jun 14) , THE EDINBURGH DRAWING Huge variety of handthrown Huntly House, 142 Canongate, stoneware, terracotta, earthen- Hannah Lyth. SCHOOL, 13a Great King Street, June 15 - July 27 (Preview: Jun Royal Mile, High Street, EH8 EH3 6QW, 0131 556 0971, www. ware & raku 8DD, 0131 529 4143 14) edinburghdrawingschool.co.uk, SCOTTISH FISHERIES MU- Summer Exhibition. Until October 6 info@edinburghdrawingschool. SEUM, St Ayles, Harbourhead, Past Lives of Leith. Archaeo- co.uk Anstruther, KY10 3AB, 01333 JOHN GREEN FINE ART, 182 logical Work for Edinburgh July 1 - 31 310 628 Bath Street, G2 4HG, 0141 333 Trams. Also showcases forensic Summer School 2019. Work- 1991, www.glasgowgallery.com, GRISELDA HILL POTTERY [email protected] art reconstructions undertaken shops for Adults & Children. LTD, Kirkbrae, Ceres, Cupar, for the project A Summer Programme for All Specialist framers and restorers KY15 5ND, 01334 828 273 May 4 - 25 ALPHA ART GALLERY, 52 Levels Wemyss Ware. Fife’s famous Stuart Herd. Hamilton Place, Stockbridge, EH3 hand painted pottery June 8 - July 27 5AX, 0131 226 3066 KINGHORN GALLERY, King- Mixed Summer Exhibition THE WRITERS’ MUSEUM, Falkirk horn, KY3 9RT, 01592 890 218 2019. Lady Stair’s Close, EH1 2PA, 0131 THE PARK GALLERY AND BALBIRNIE CRAFT CENTRE, COMPASS GALLERY, 178 West 529 4901 CALLENDAR HOUSE, Callendar Markinch, Glenrothes, Tayside, Until May 16 Park, FK1 1YR, 01324 503 789, Winter Wood, by Maureen Hodge Regent Street, G2 4RL, 0141 221 KY7 6NE, 01592 753 743 6370, www.compassgallery.co.uk, Storyworlds: Paper Sculptures www.falkirkcommunitytrust.org/ Alison & Roy Murray gold- by Edinburgh Young Artists. venues/park-gallery, artsand- more women than men exhibited; this ratio has [email protected] crafts@falkirkcommunitytrust. AUBUSSON in the Creuse region of central smithing & jewellery; also at 20 May 9 - 25 Celebrates the Year of Young persisted to the present day. Thistle Street, Edinburgh Barbara Robertson (1945 - People org France is this summer (June 28 - October 6) THE WEST END GALLERY, Signifi cantly, the 1965 Biennale included, TWIST FIBRE CRAFT STUDIO, 2018). In honour of her life’s RICCIO GALLERY, 17 South holding an important tapestry exhibition, entitled 88 High Street, Newburgh, Cupar, work, we are presenting a solo Street, Dalkeith, Midlothian, 3-45 West Bridge Street, FK1 5AZ, 01324 613 100 not only wall tapestries but woven and KY14 6AQ, 01337 842 843 exhibition covering the com- EH22 1AH, 0131 660 2561 ‘Mural and Spatial’, of around 40 ground- Workshops and supplies - knit- plete range of artist’s creativity AMBER ARTS, 78 Montrose DELTA STUDIOS, Lochlands embroidered works, which upset Lurç at and Business Park, Larbert, FK5 3NS, breaking works. Curators Bruno Ythier of Cité ting, weaving, spinning, felt and skill including prints and Terrace, Abbeyhill, EH7 5DP, 0131 the Paulis. By 1969, new textures and three making, natural dyeing. Natural her exquisitely detailed linocuts 661 1167 01324 555 500 de la Tapisserie, Aubusson and Giselle Eberhard Artists studios and workspaces fi bre yarns, books, magazines, CYRIL GERBER FINE ART, Picture Framers, Art Gallery dimensional works were accepted so that it was equipment and kits and Printmaking Studio for rent or lease Cotton of the Fondation Toms Pauli, Lausanne, 178 West Regent Street, G2 4RL, now permissible for tapestry to move off the wall FIFE FOLK MUSEUM, High 0141 221 3095, www.gerberfi neart. SUMMERHALL, 1 Summerhall, demonstrate how, from 1962-69, the tapestry Street, Ceres, KY15 5NF, 01334 co.uk, mail@gerberfi neart.co.uk EH9 1PL, 0131 560 1580 Fife world was radically transformed. and be a textile sculpture. 828 180 19th-21st Century Brit- ART ET FACTS GALLERY, 19 KIRKCALDY MUSEUM & ART The present Aubusson show features OPEN STUDIOS NORTH FIFE, ish Paintings, Drawings & Roseburn Terrace, EH12 5NG, Confl ict arose between advocates of the old www.openstudiosfi fe.co.uk Sculpture including works by 0131 346 7730 GALLERY, War Memorial Gar- dens, Abbotshall Road, Kirkcaldy, and new during the fi rst four Lausanne tapestry French wall tapestries by Lurç at and works Artists & makers open their Scottish Contemporaries and ROYAL FINE ART COMMIS- KY1 1YG, www.onfi fe.com/ven- based on paintings by Picasso, Matisse, workspaces to visitors the fi rst Modern Masters SION GALLERY, Bakehouse ues/kirkcaldy-galleries, kirkcaldy. Biennales of 1962, 1965, 1967 and 1969. By 1962, full weekend in May annually CENTRE FOR CONTEM- Close, 146 Canongate, Midlothian, galleries@onfi fe.com Delaunay, Estè ve and Vieira Da Silva. North PORARY ARTS (CCA), 350 EH8 8DD the tapestry revival, initiated largely by Jean Lurç CONTEMPORARY ARTS DUN- Until June 22 American work features; also pieces from other FERMLINE (CAD), Upper Mall, Sauchiehall Street, G2 3JD, 0141 LAURISTON CASTLE, 2a Roger Palmer. REFUGIO at in France, had rid itself of its traditional image The Kingsgate, Dunfermline 352 4900 Cramond Road South, Davidson’s - after Selkirk after Crusoe. European countries like Poland, out of which Scottish artists work, mixed MACKINTOSH CHURCH, CRM Mains, EH4 5QD Celebrating 300 years since the of presenting woven imitations of paintings and media, 2d, 3d, small sculpture Society, Queen’s Cross Church, DOUBTFIRE GALLERY, 3 South novel Robinson Crusoe was reviving instead a pre-17th century method. Abakanowicz’s three-dimensional textiles caused work (ceramic, Glass and 870 Garscube Road, G20 7EL, East Circus Place, EH3 6TJ, 0131 published quite a stir. wood), Digital images 0141 946 6600 225 6540 Developing this technique in the Ecole Nationale CUPAR ARTS & HERITAGE THE QUAY GALLERY, 33 High THE HUNTERIAN MUSEUM QUEENSFERRY MUSEUM, 53 PROJECT (CAHP), 5 Ashlar d’Art Dé coratif at Aubusson in the 1920s, Maureen Hodge represents Scotland Street, Aberdour, KY3 0SH, 01383 AND ART GALLERY, University High Street, South Queensferry, Park, Lovers Lane, Cupar, KY15 860 602 of Glasgow, University Avenue, West Lothian, EH30 9HP, 0131 with her wall-based tapestry. During her 5AQ samples in 1946 were displayed in Paris.. Soon, KIRKCALDY ART CLUB, Hot G12 8QQ, 0141 330 4221 331 5545 PETE CURA PICTURE FRAM- distinguished career, she has woven tapestries Until May 21 Helps visitors to explore the Lurç at, with Pierre and Alice Pauli, planned Pot Wynd, Dysart, Kirkcaldy, ING, At the Gallery, Burnside, designed by Archie Brennan, David Hockney, KY1 2TQ, 01592 203270 Byzantium: A Golden Era of past and traditions of historic Cupar, KY15 4BH, 01334 652 353 to hold an international exhibition in Lausanne Painting classes, Monday Coinage. A huge variety of gold Queensferry and neighbouring Lino cuts by Barbara Robert- every two years to showcase wall tapestry. Harold Cohen and Sir Eduardo Paolozzi and her 2-4pm and 7-9pm, Tuesday and base metal denominations Dalmeny son, Caricatures by Donald work is in collections all over the world. Her 7-9pm and Thursday 10-noon. were produced by Byzantine THE PEOPLE’S STORY Smart, New editions by Sonas But young artists, mainly from Switzerland Pottery classes, Monday mints MUSEUM, 163 Canongate, Royal MacLean. Framing: over 100 and Central and Eastern Europe challenged ‘Fields of Endeavour: Territory II’ hangs in the 10-12pm and 7-9pm, Tuesday MCLELLAN GALLERIES, 270 Mile, EH8 8BN, 0131 529 4057 mouldings to choose from 7-9pm and Wednesday 2-4pm Sauchiehall Street, G2 3EH, 0141 THE FINE ART SOCIETY, 6 new Scottish Parliament and she has recently 565 4137 EAST NEUK OPEN STUDIOS, the organisers by breaking with the practice of BIRCHWOOD COTTAGE GAL- Dundas Street, EH3 6HZ, 0131 East Neuk, www.eastneukopen- contributed to ‘Entangled’, an exhibition in textile THE ANNAN GALLERY, 164 557 4050 LERY & TEAROOM, Balmungo, studios.org the weaver/craftsman representing in wool a St Andrews, KY16 8LW, 01334 Woodlands Road, G3 6LL, 0141 CARSON CLARK GALLERY, 34 22nd,23rd June and 29th, 30th painting by a Master like Matisse and in a world, art by women artists at the Turner Contemporary 208220 332 0028 Northumberland Street, EH3 6LS, June in Margate. Gallery/tearoom just outside St June 1 - 23 0131 556 4710, www.carsonclark- Various artists. 2019 Open hitherto dominated by men, women began to Andrews on the B9131. Mixed Cecilia Cardiff and Peter Foyle. gallery.co.uk, [email protected] Studios. paintings, textiles, MARY GLADSTONE ROGER BILLCLIFFE GAL- Antique maps, charts & prints. assert themselves so that by the 1965 Biennale, rolling exhibition of original art prints, jewellery, illustrations, work and prints by local artists LERY, 134 Blythswood Street, G2 (Relocated from the Old Town) photographs, ceramics and 4EL, 0141 332 4027 ST. ANDREWS ART CLUB, Until May 28 UPRIGHT GALLERY, 3 Barclay stained glass ...... 14c Argyle Street, St Andrews, Terrace, EH10 4HP, 0131 221 0265 MAISIE & MAC ART AND KY16 9BP Gordon Mitchell. Passing May 10 - 31 CONTEMPORARY CRAFT, subscription Fancies. A collection of 37 new Annalisa Merrilees. Frame of 1 St. Catherine Street, Cupar, WORK form can be paintings Mind. Paintings KY15 4LS, 01334 656 523, www. art EWAN MUNDY FINE ART, & GALLERY, 17 Dundas Street, maisieandmac.com, info@maisie- www.artwork.co.uk found on 01436 821 533 EH3 6QG andmac.com Fort William ...... ART LOCHABER, Lochaber, GLASGOW PRINT STUDIO A contemporary art gallery Paintings, prints, sculpture, tex- page 2+3. GALLERY, 48 King Street,, G1 tiles, ceramics, wood & metal www.artlochaber.co.uk for a diverse range of fi ne June 8 - 22 (Ben Nevis Distillery, 5QT, 0141 552 0704 art, drawing, painting and from UK artists and makers Fort William) GLASGOW PRINT STUDIO printmaking PITTENWEEM ARTS FESTI- Annual Exhibition 2019. GALLERY, 48 King Street, G1 May 4 - 29 VAL, Festival Offi ce, 47 High Framed paintings from artists 5QT, 0141 552 0704 Karine Lager. Nouveaux Street, Pittenweem, KY10 2PG, throughout Lochaber. Everyone GLASGOW SCULPTURE Paysages. Work 01333 313 903, www.pitten- STUDIOS, The Whisky Bond, weemartsfestival.co.uk, info@ is welcome to visit, to browse SCOTTISH ARTS CLUB, 24 Rut- or buy 2 Dawson Road, G4 9SS, 0141 land Square, EH1 2BW, 0131 229 pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk 353 3708 8157, www.scottishartsclub.com A celebration of the visual LIME TREE AN EALDHAIN GALLERY, Achintore Road, WASPS ARTISTS STUDIOS, The Until May 18 arts - taking place in galleries, Briggait, 141 Bridgegate, G1 5HZ, homes, studios and public ven- PH33 6RQ, 012397 701 806, Club Room Talks. www.artfortwilliam.co.uk, info@ 0141 553 5890 May 8 - June 1 ues throughout Pittenweem ARTERIES GALLERY, 185a August 3 - 11, 2019 limetreefortwilliam.co.uk Glasgow Art Club Members’ David Wilson Paintings Bath Street, G2 4HU, 0141 222 Exhibition 2019. Invited artists: Calum Colvin, 2830 Lara Scobie, Line Mortensen Ongoing , David Wilson. Art Fort Wil- PATRICIA FLEMING PRO- Edinburgh Castle, EH1 2NG, 0300 WEEM GALLERY AND FRAM- liam. 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Sandhaven, Culross, (near Frank Brangwyn in World Dunfermline), KY12 8JG, 01383 Street, Glasgow City, G4 0RH, co.uk, [email protected] War I. Art in Aid of Blind 0141 276 1625 HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT 882176, www.culrosspottery.com, [email protected] Soldiers and Sailors - a set of Until June 18 2020 SCOTLAND, Longmore House, lithographic prints New Scots. Permanent display Salisbury Place, EH9 1SH, 0131 GREENGATE GALLERY, TRADE COUNTER GALLERY OF MODERN ART explores issues of cultural iden- 668 8600, www.historicenviron- Sandhaven, Culross, KY12 8JG, [email protected] (GOMA), Royal Exchange Square, tities and the concept of ‘home’ ment.scot G1 3AH, 0141 287 3050 through objects that former Until August 19 (Check website FIRE STATION CREATIVE, for more details) Carnegie Drive, Dunfermline, GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART, refugees and people within the In the Footsteps of John Muir. KY12 7AN, 01383 721 564, www. 167 Renfrew Street, G3 6RQ, 0141 asylum process have donated Photography traces Muir’s fi restationcreative.co.uk, sarah@ 353 4589, www.gsa.ac.uk , 1 travels from his childhood fi restationcreative.co.uk Kiln Services Scotland Ltd RGI KELLY GALLERY, 118 Bunhouse Road, G3 8DP, 0141 in Dunbar to the American Until June 2 Douglas Street, G2 4ET, 0141 248 287 2720 Foiled Yet Again: An exhibition We supply, maintain and repair kilns and wheels. 6386, www.royalglasgowinstitute. Scotland’s Museum of Trans- National Parks he helped to org/kelly.html, gallery@royalglas- establish (Multiple venues) by David Mach port and Travel Scottish agents for Potclays & Potterycrafts supplying clay, gowinstitute.org Until March 9 2020 May 18 - September 29 FORGAN ART CENTRE, glazes and tools. Romantic Scotland. at The Duff Cupar Road, Newport-on-Tay, GLASGOW ART CLUB, 185 Bath Telegram Messengers - New House in Banff DD6 8RA, 01382 542 062, www. Street, G2 4HU, 0141 248 5210, Objects. Display including the Until January 19 2020 (Check forganartscentre.co.uk, info@ www.glasgowartclub.co.uk, info@ all-essential belt, buckle and Kiln Services Scotland Ltd glasgowartclub.co.uk website for more details) forganartscentre.co.uk 8/11 Whistleberry Park Industrial Estate, Burnbank, Hamilton, ML3 0ED pouch and an Accident Book Tel: 01698 822032 For the Guide online www.kiln-services.co.uk Visit: www.artwork.co.uk artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 11 Victoria Crowe The at City Arts Guide in Skye & Highlands 8AE, 01599 530 039 which reveals the job’s daily Court, Bishops Road, IV3 5SA, RAVEN PRESS GALLERY, Judith Anne Currie paintings dangers 01463 234 234 IN 1968 VICTORIA CROWE and her husband Colbost, Dunvegan, IV55 8ZS, CLYDE MARITIME CENTRE, Michael Walton moved to Scotland from Kingston, 01470 511 748 100 Stobcross Rd, G3 8QQ, 0141 Wood engravings of landscape Lanarkshire 339 0631 Inverness-shire London. Crowe had been invited by Robin Philipson, and wildlife. Resist dyed silks IRONWORKS GALLERY, Sum- The Tall Ship at Glasgow IONA GALLERY, Duke Street, then Head of Painting at Edinburgh College of Art, and hand knit design. Working merlee Heritage Park, Heritage Harbour. Glenlee (1896), one of PH21 1JG, 01540 664 535, www. studio of engraver Kathleen Way, Coatbridge, ML5 1QD, only 5 Clyde-built sailing ships ionagallery.com to join the teaching staff. The couple did not set up Lindsley 01236 431 261 left afloat Regular exhibitions by local Call for details artists in ‘handmade in the home in Edinburgh, as was the choice of many of their LYNNE’S ART SHED, Roseneath, , 25 Albert Drive, G41 34 Lochbay, Waternish, IV55 8GD GOLD AND SILVER-ETC ART 2PE, 0141 276 0950 cairngorms’ contemporaries, but instead chose to live in the Pentland GALLERY, 41 High Street, ML11 May 4 - June 30 1896 GALLERY & COFFEE 7LU, 01555 665 342 The Theatre of Robert Anton. SHOP, Deshar Rd, Boat of Gar- Hills, south of the city. Eventually, they settled in the Kelso Work by June Shirreffs, inc. Theatrical puppets, props and ten, PH24 3BN, 01479 831 111 hamlet of Kittleyknowe, near Carlops, and over the years Bespoke jewellery, Quality Art, photography, crafts, jewel- THE VENNEL GALLERY, Denise drawings of the artist the house, its garden and the immediate environs became Self portrait with icon Playfair, 11 Bridge Street, TD5 handbags SCOTLAND STREET SCHOOL lery, books, cards and calendars 7HT, 01573 224 003, vennelgal- WILLIAM WILSON FINE ART MUSEUM, 225 Scotland Street, ARTISTS’ STU- the subject matter of a great deal of Crowe’s painting. includes a very fine work, Self-portrait with Icon, from [email protected] PHOTOGRAPHER, 75 Hyndford G5 8QB, 0141 287 0500 DIO, Main Street, Cairngorms Besposke Picture Framer. Ani- Road, ML11 9AU, 01555 660 023 LILLIE ART GALLERY, Sta- National Park, Carrbridge, Much of this is explained in a new book on Crowe’s 1964-65. mal portrait commissions. Art Limited edition giclée fine tion Road, Milngavie, G62 8BZ, PH23 3AS, 01479 841 328, www. art by the critic Susan Mansfield, timed to coincide with During a trip to Italy (Crowe’s first) in 1992, and needlework supplies art prints and canvases 0141 956 5536, www.edlc.co.uk/ carrbridgestudios.com, alice@ carrbridgestudios.com KELSO POTTERY, The Knowes, SUMMERLEE MUSEUM, Herit- heritage-arts/exhibitions/lillie-art- a major retrospective at the City Art Centre, Edinburgh. Mansfield observes that: 100 metres behind Kelso Abbey, age Way, Coatbridge, ML5 1QD, gallery-exhibitions Work by resident artists Jeff & 01236 638460 Alice Buttress. In an illuminating introductory essay Mansfield makes The image of the Annunciation recurred TD5 7BH, 01573 224 027 Until May 23 Mugs, jugs, bowls & ‘Time KILN SERVICES, Unit 8/11, Bearsden Art Club Annual THE LAUNDRY GALLERY, a number of important observations about Crowe’s throughout... It was almost as if she was being haunted Tablets’ fired in the Kelso Whistleberry Park Industrial Es- Exhibition Aviemore, PH22 1ST approach to her work. by angels… .these winged messengers – with their Pit Kiln tate, Hamilton, ML3 0ED, 01698 Untll July 4 GLENFINNAN STATION MUSE- 822032, www.kiln-services.co.uk, Hiding Places by Mhairi Muir UM, Station Cottage, Glenfinnan, Citing the artist, Mansfield observes: news ‘not only [of] the joyous announcement but, by [email protected] June 1 - July 4 PH37 4LT, 01397 722 295 Victoria is a very fine draughtsman. Every Kirkcudbright We supply, maintain and repair Milngavie Art Club Annual implication, the shadow of future grief – had a message kilns and wheels. painting begins with drawing; it is her way of analysing, KIRKCUDRIGHT ARTS & Exhibition Isle of Arran for her… CRAFTS TRAIL Scottish agents for Potclays & ART FORUM, 50 Station Road, understanding, recording what it is that’s in front of KIRKCUDBRIGHT GALLER- Potterycrafts supplying clay, Milngavie, G62 8AB, 0141 956 STUDIO 4, Shore Road, Lamlash, In 1995, Crowe’s son, Ben, died at the age of glazes and tools KA27 8LA, 01770 600 919 IES, St Mary Street, DG5 4AQ, 6765 her… She has said: twenty-two from a rare form of oral cancer. The 01567 331 276 BIGGAR AND UPPER CLYDES- PULP PAPER ARTS WORK- Lively contemporary art “I begin with acute Annunciation thus took on a very Until June 9 DALE MUSEUM, 156 High St SHOP, WASPS Factory, 77 Japan - Art and Inspiration. Biggar, Biggar, ML12 6DH, 01899 Hanson Street, Dennistoun, Isle of Bute observation. Then imagination personal meaning and Crowe’s With original works, prints, tex- 221 050 G31 2HF, 0141 337 2842, www. and association transform work was flooded with the colours tiles and objects, discover the DOUGLAS DAVIES GALLERY, paperartsworkshop.co.uk, alison. MOUNT STUART, Mount Stuart, stunning beauty and intricacy Loanfoot, Skirling, Biggar, ML12 [email protected] PA20 9LR, 01700 503 877 objective reality into a complex of a new palette and, out of intense 6HD, 01899 860254, www.dougl- June 1 & 2 of the art of Japan HARBOUR COTTAGE GAL- asdaviesgallery.co.uk, douglas@ Japanese Binding. Traditional personal dialogue, evolve layers grief, new possibilities. douglasdaviesgallery.co.uk techniques, sewing patterns Isle Of Harris of meaning elaborated by The elegiac November Window, LERY, Castlebank, Kirkcud- and fine papers, such as Shoji, bright, DG6 4LB, 01557 330 073, SKOON ART CAFE, 4 Geocrab, personal memories, set against www.harbourcottagegallery.org.uk Shoin Bis and Zenyu HS3 3HB, 01859 530 268 Reflecting, painted in 1996, shows May 6 - 18 Lancashire June 15 & 16 Original art, home made cakes the vastness of historical time.” Crowe at her most complex and Kirkcudbright Crafts Associa- BLACKBURN MUSEUM & Casting Paper. An introduc- and puddings, leaf and herbal tion. ART GALLERY, Museum Street, tion to making simple molds teas, coffee plus traditional mu- However, it would be powerful, where interior and May 20 - June 1 Blackburn, BB1 7AJ, 01254 to create high and low relief sic. 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Painting, ter Lane, Waddington, Clitheroe, Hyndland Street, G11 5QE, 0141 Street, Bowmore, PA43 7JS, 01496 clear, Crowe’s work has always as luminous symbols of beauty and printmaking and sculpture BB73LQ, 01200 427304 338 6052 810 441 been about the quest for sorrow. June 17 - 22 Former working farm has been HILLHEAD LIBRARY, Byres Regular exhibitions by local Various artists. Art and Crafts transformed into a work- Road, G12 8AP, 0141 276 1617 artists meaning and illumination, about In 2000, Crowe’s exhibition at The Trail Taster. haven for local designers and Until August 23 exploration and necessity to delve Scottish National Portrait Gallery, June 24 - July 7 craftsmen Gaelic Rhyme Time. Introduces Various artists. Open Exhibi- PETER SCOTT GALLERY, Gaelic to young children (0- Isle of Lewis beyond the surface of things. A Shepherd’s Life, dealt with her tion. Lancaster University, LA1 4YW, 3yrs) and their families, in a AN LANNTAIR, Town Hall, Ken- This approach is suggested friendship with Jenny Armstrong, July 8 - 20 01524 594 151 fun and interactive way neth Street, Stornoway, HS1 2DS, Sandra Jaekel. Bothyart. LYTHAM HERITAGE CENTRE, 01851 703 307 in her 1982 portrait of the eminent 2 Henry Street, Lytham, FY8 EAST KILBRIDE ARTS CEN- May 18 - June 29 her neighbour and stalwart keeper PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS POP TRE, 51-53 Old Coach Road, East psycho-therapist, Dr Winifred UP SHOP, 67 St Mary’s Street, 5LE, 01253 730787 Kilbride, G74 4DU, 01355 261 000, Art Society Partners. Palimp- of sheep. It’s good to see a selection sest. Featuring artwork by 24 DG6 www.slleisureandculture.co.uk/ Rushforth, who was versed in of this work here and to be Applied Art from 20 artists info/48/east_kilbride_arts_centre artists from across Scotland Leeds and beyond Jungian theory, the meaning and reminded of how this relationship living and working in Dumfries NATIONAL MUSEUM OF RU- and Galloway HAREWOOD HOUSE, Hare- HARBOUR VIEW GALLERY, RAL LIFE, Wester Kittochside, complexity of dreams and their provided such rich artistic material HIGH ST. GALLERY, 84 High wood House Trust, Harewood Philipshill Road, East Kilbride, Port of Ness, HS2 0XA, 01851 House, Harewood, LS17 9LG, 810 735 relationship to the sub-conscious. and, in a sense, provided Crowe Street, Kirkcudbright, DG6 4JL, G76 9HR, 0300 123 6789 01557 331 660 0113 218 1010 Escape to the countryside for Original paintings and prints by As is the case with much of With Michael Walton outside the Demarco HENRY MOORE INSTITUTE, Anthony J Barber with a powerful motivation to THE WHITEHOUSE GALLERY, the day to explore the 1950s Crowe’s work there is an intense Gallery at No 8 Melville Crescent continue her journey of spiritual 47 St Mary Street, Kirkcudbright, 74 The Headrow, LS1 3AH, 0113 working farm and museum MORVEN GALLERY, Upper DG6 4DU, 01557 330 223 234 3158 AULD KIRK MUSEUM, Barvas, Outer Hebrides, HS2 autobiographical element – in May 4 - June 15 LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY, 0QX, 01851 840 216 exploration. Cowgate, Kirkintilloch, East this instance shown by the background ‘landscape’ of Various artists. A Sense of The Headrow, LS1 3AA, 0113 Dunbartonshire, G66 1HN, 0141 Changing exhibitions of origi- If there is a fault in this new publication and show, Place. 247 8256 578 0144 nal art, crafts, photography & dinosaurs and swampland – which appeared in one of tapestry weaving then it lies in the former’s relative brevity – at 112 pages, OCHRE GALLERY & STUDIO, GOVAN PROJECT SPACE, 249 Crowe’s own dreams. 76 High Street, Kirkcudbright, Govan Road, G51 1HJ it’s simply not comprehensive enough to do full justice to DG6 4JL, 01557 428 088 , www. 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Dunnydeer Studio Porcelain Rina Bakis, Bergman, Raffaele com, [email protected] - Ceramicist Duncan Hood HAYWARD GALLERY, South Vibrant wildlife and landscape Bank Centre, Belvedere Road, Coletta, Gio Cuison, Abbie (01721) 722 875. Woodworks SE1 8XX, 08703 800 400 Denton, Joe Ellwood, Nicola painting, prints, cards and by Bruce Prost - (01721) 724 Gurlacz, Marc Martyr, Selina luxury gifts 442. Jewellery by Lynn Tindale MALL GALLERIES, The Mall, June 24 - 30 (See website for near Trafalgar Square, SW1Y Mayer, Parjam Parsi, Ivan - (01721) 720 112 Rérat, Kirstie Tebbs, Nichola preview details) 5AH, 0207 930 6844, www. Rig & Furrow. New paintings TRAQUAIR HOUSE, Traquair mallgalleries.org.uk, info@mall- Tuohy, Adam Turk, Blanche House, Innerleithen, EH44 6PW, galleries.com Vassell, ⲋJonathon David QUEEN’S HALL, Beaumont 01896 830 323 May 9 - 24 Wilks, David Woolfson. Street, Hexham, NE46 3LS, 01434 652 477 DAWYCK BOTANIC GARDEN, Royal Society of Portrait Paint- PIANO NOBILE, 129 Portland Visit website for full pro- Stobo, EH45 9JU, 01721 760254 ers Annual Exhibition 2019. Road, Holland Park, W11 4LW, A celebration of the very best 020 7229 1099 gramme in contemporary portraiture Until May 22 SARAH RISEBOROUGH, 21 nationally and internationally Leon Kossoff. A London Life. The Gables, West Street, Belford, NE70 7QB, 01668 213618 Perth May 29 - June 2 Paintings and drawings PERTH & KINROSS MUSEUMS Wildlife Artist of the Year HORNSEY TOWN HALL ARTS SHIRE POTTERY, Miller’s Yard, & ART GALLERIES, 78 George 2019. CENTRE, The Broadway, Crouch Prudhoe Street, Alnwick, NE66 Street, PH1 5LB, 01738 632 488, Until December 6 End, N8 9JJ 1UW, 01665 602 277 www.culturepk.org.uk/museums- Hesketh Hubbard Art Society. May 11 & 12 WESTSIDE CONTEMPORARY galleries/, museum@culturepk. IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM, Various artists. Crouch End FINE ART, Westside Farm, org.uk Lambeth Road, SE1 6HZ, 0207 Art Trail. Crouch End Open Newton, Stocksfi eld, NE43 7TW, Until June 9 416 5320 Studios 01661 843 778 Becky Minto and Pitlochry Until May 31 original painti ngs, arti st prints THE MALTINGS, Eastern Lane, Festival Theatre. Only in Whis- From Bedlam to Baghdad. Ex- Berwick-upon-Tweed, TD15 1AJ, pers - The Myths and Legends ploring objects and their roles Manchester photographs, cards & craft s 01289 330 661 of Perthshire. stories, folklore, in the First and Second World THE WHITWORTH ART and local urban myths. Wars, and in contemporary GALLERY, The University of Until June 23 confl icts Manchester, Oxford Road, M15 Orkney Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert, Sophie THE QUEEN’S GALLERY, 6ER, 0161 275 7451 WATERFRONT GALLERY, Gerrard, Colin McPherson and Buckingham Palace, SW1A 1AA, Until February 2020 Summer Hours: 11.00am - 5.00pm 128 Victoria Street, Stromness, Stephen McLaren. A Contested 0207 766 7301 Various artists. 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Featuring the work of 22 Andes. www.dandelion-designs.co.uk 01856 850 209 artists who all work in the area Palin, Jane & Louise Wilson, Until November 9 Cressida Cowell, Chris Rid- LOWRY ARTS & DIGITAL of Still Life WORLD CENTRE, Pier 8, Various artists. Beyond THE BARN GALLERY, The dell, Michael Rosen, Lauren Landscape. Child and David Mackintosh . Salford Quays, Salford, M5 2AZ, Bield, Blackruthven, Tibbermore, 0161 876 2000 Until November 29 PH1 1PY, 01968 677854, www. Festival of Ideas. Explore some Margaret Gardiner. A Life of of the most topical issues MANCHESTER ART GALLERY, bieldatblackruthven.org.uk, info@ Mosley Street, M2 3JL, 0161 Giving. bieldatblackruthven.org.uk GUILDHALL ART GALLERY 235 8888 THE GALLERY, Pierowall, & ROMAN LONDON’S AMPHI- Check website for more Until October 27 Westray, KW17 2BZ, 01857 information THEATRE, Guildhall Yard, Off 677 770 Gresham Street, EC2V 5AE, 0207 Various artists. And Breathe.... 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A challenging display STUDIO, Maitland Place, Fins- co.uk investigating the relationship MORAY ART CENTRE, The town, Orkney Isles, KW17 2EQ, BOO VAKE (BUTH BHEAG), Park, , IV36 3TA, 01309 01856 761142 5 Watergate, PH1 5TF, 01738 between European culture and 692 426 transatlantic slavery. Original gallery & shop sell- 442263, www.boovake.co.uk, THE GALLERY, Elgin Library, ing prints & watercolours by [email protected] DULWICH PICTURE GAL- Cooper Park, Elgin, IV30 1HS, Orkney artist Jane Glue Original gifts from artists, mak- LERY, Gallery Road, Dulwich 01343 562 600 Village, SE21 7AD, 0208 693 5254 THE LOFT GALLERY, ST Mar- ers & designers from Scotland Exhibitions by local artists and garets Hope, KW17 2SL and the UK Until June 2 craftspeople Mariele Neudecker. And Then NORTHLIGHT STUDIO, Strom- FERGUSSON GALLERY, The World Changed Colour: LEAP STUDIO & GALLERY, ness, KW16 3BY, 01856 850 671 Marshall Place, PH2 8NS, 01738 Breathing Yellow. A new 17 Victoria Street, Craigellachie, Specialist tapestry studio and 783 425 Aberlour-on-Spey, AB38 9SR, gallery in the historic harbour L CHRISTIE CAMPBELL FINE installation 01340 881226 GREENWICH PRINTMAK- of Stromness ART, Rait Village Antique Centre, Unique display of whisky Rait, PH2 7RT, 01821 670 379 ERS GALLERY, 1a The Market, related art BILL MCARTHUR SEASCAPE Greenwich, SE10 9HZ, 0208 ART, 3 Lettan, Sanday, KW17 Ongoing exhibition of 19th- 858 1569 LOGIE STEADING ART GAL- 2BP 21st century oils, watercolours, Original Artist Prints at afford- LERY, Logie, Dunphail, , etchings and prints, jewellery IV36 2QN, 01309 611 378 by Chris Lewis and Assassin able prices Shows of contemporary art JOLOMO A Tapestry of Colour Oxford THE RUTHVEN GALLERY, 90 CONTEMPORARY SCULP- in the gallery by local artists. MODERN ART OXFORD, 30 High Street, Auchterarder, PH3 TURE GALLERIES, 108 Old Six miles south of Forres on Brompton road, SW7 3RA., 0207 Pembroke Street, OX1 1BP, 01865 1BJ, 01764 664 233 373 8615 the A940 722 733 Contemporary Art and Framing At Royal British Society of A’ANSIDE, Main Street, Tom- 15 June - 9 July Until May 12 JARDINE GALLERY & WORK- Sculptors intoul, AB37 9EX, 01479 872 074 Akram Zaatari. The Script. SHOP, 45 New Row, PH1 5QA, Scottish Art, ceramics and VICTORIA AND ALBERT ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM, 01738 621 836 MUSEUM, Cromwell Road, SW7 sculpture - craftsmanship at its Beaumont Street, OX1 2PH, 01865 PERTH THEATRE, 185 High 2RL, 0207 942 2000 best - etchings, pottery, sport- 278 000 Street, PH1 5UW, 01738 621 031, Ongoing (Last Friday of the ing prints www.horsecross.co.uk, info@ month except May & December) MORAY COLLEGE UHI, Moray www.tolquhon-gallery.co.uk horsecross.co.uk Friday Late. Celebrates all Street, Elgin, IV30 1JJ, 01343 576 Paisley Call for full listings aspects of contemporary visual 413, www.moray.ac.uk PAISLEY MUSEUM & ART PERTH CONCERT HALL, Mill culture and design in society FALCONER MUSEUM, Tolbooth GALLERIES, 60 High Street, Street, PH1 5HZ, 01738 621 031, CONTEMPORARY APPLIED Street, Forres, IV36 1PH, 01309 Town Centre, PA1 2BA, 0141 889 www.horsecross.co.uk, info@ ARTS, 2 Percy Street, W1T 1DD, 673 701 3151, www.renfrewshireleisure. horsecross.co.uk 0207 436 2344 THE BOOKMARK, 34 High Tolquhon, Tarves, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, AB41 7LP com/paisleymuseum/art-galleries- THE PERTHSHIRE ART ASSO- and-ceramics-collection/ T: 01651 842343 E: [email protected] For the Guide online Visit: www.artwork.co.uk artWORK 208 May/June 2019 Page 13 From an Anglo-Icelandic perspective KARÓLÍNA LÁRUSDÓTTIR was born in The 1944 in Reykjavík to Daisy Josefson and Larus Guide Ludvigsson. Laid, Loch Eriboll, IV27 4UN, Original art, contemporary, CIATION, 5 Westehill, PH1 1DH, 01595 6937374 She always knew that she wanted to be 01971 511 727 01738 626307 retro and vintage; framed/ THE PICKING SHED, Lower an artist. However, at that time in Iceland the WILD TILES AND TEXTILES, mounted prints Voe, Voe, ZE2 9PX, www.picking- art establishment was heavily biased towards Cul Mor, Elphin, Near Ullapool, HIGHLAND STONEWARE, Perthshire shed.co.uk, [email protected] IV27 4HH, 01854 666279 North Road, Wester Ross, IV26 Ongoing abstraction, so she took the decision to move to Courses in mosaic, embroi- 2UN, 01571 844 376 BIRNAM ARTS & CONFER- Accommodation with Work ENCE CENTRE, Station Road, England. dered textiles,and creative AN TALLA SOLAIS, Ullapool Birnam, Dunkeld, PH8 0DS, 01350 Room. Prices for Winter and writing Visual Arts, Market Street, IV26 727 674, www.birnamarts.com Spring: £200 per week; Her time at the Ruskin School of Art HIGHLAND STONEWARE, 2XE, 01854 612 310 £600 per month GALLERIA LUTI, 16 Ancaster in Oxford was pivotal to her future artistic Lochinver, IV27 4LP, 01571 Until May 19 Square, Callander, FK17 8BL, 844 376 Botanical. A selection of 01877 339577, www.gallerialuti. development, as the course focused heavily on For our complete range, and list artworks from members of the co.uk, [email protected] St Andrews of stockists in your area, visit Royal Scottish Academy FIFE CONTEMPORARY ART life drawing. It was during this time that Karólína our website May 25 - July 14 PERTHSHIRE OPEN STUDIOS, AND CRAFT (FCA&C), Town Kinross, KY13, 01738 477 834, learned to draw convincing fi gures, using gesture BUDDING GENIUS, 5 Church Susan Macintosh and Peter Da- Hall, Queen’s Gardens, KY16 Street, Dornoch, IV25 3LP, 01862 vis. Contemporary watercolour www.perthshireopenstudios.com, 9AD, 01334 474 610 [email protected] and body posture to suggest a whole range of 810 407 paintings September 7 - 15 FCA&C @ ST ANDREWS emotions. MUSEUM, Kinnesburn Park, LAEL CRAFTS GALLERY, 3 Perthshire Open Studios 2019. Lael, IV23 2RS Mix art with architecture on Doubledykes Road, KY16 9TA, She graduated with a BA in Fine Art from Tain a variety of artists’ routes and 01334 659 380 the Ruskin School of Art in 1967 and, in the BROWN’S GALLERY, Castle celebrate in practical work- FRASER GALLERY, 53 South Brae, Ivy Lane, IV19 1AJ, 01862 Wigtownshire Street, KY16 9QR, 01334 479 647 shops and demonstrations in same year, provided illustrations in her distinctive 893 884 STRANRAER MUSEUM, 55 various venues ST ANDREWS MUSEUM drawing style for the book Mead Moondaughter & Reykjavík harbour GLASSTORM CONTEMPO- George Street, Stranraer, DG9 GARDENS, Kinburn Park, THE ATHOLL GALLERY, 6 RARY GLASS STUDIO & GAL- 7JP, 01776 705 088 Doubledykes Road, KY16 9DP, Other Icelandic Folk Tales (Chilton, Philadelphia, LERY, 2 Chapel Street, IV19 1EL, Atholl Street, Dunkeld, PH8 0AR, 01334 659380 1970s at the Barking School of Art in Essex with WILLIAM NEAL PAINTINGS, 01350 728 855 1967). 01862 893 189 24 Ryan Gardens, Innermes- J & G INNES LTD, 107 South Jane Stobart and Harry Eccleston that Karólína san, Stranraer, DG9 8QP, 01776 FORTINGALL ART, Molteno Street, KY16 9QW, 01334 472 174, Hall, (8 miles W. of Aberfeldy Throughout her long career she received found her true artistic direction. 706 953 www.jg-innes.co.uk, enquiries@ Tyne & Wear Moonlight & Dusk themes of off B846), Aberfeldy, PH15 2LL, jg-innes.co.uk great accolades: membership of the Royal Society 01887 830 254 She became driven by a need to put down LAING ART GALLERY, Higham Galloway in watermedia Stationery, Art Supplies, Books of Painter-Printmakers, the Royal Watercolour Place, New Bridge Street, New- July 20 - August 4 & Gifts on canvas or paper the multitude of bizarre HOOPOE PRINTS, Seymour Fortingall Summer Exhibition - Society and the New English Art Club, with castle upon Tyne, NE1 8AG, 0191 House, 25 High Street, Port Wil- over 30 local artists THE JUNOR GALLERY, 43 ideas that popped into her head, and these often 232 7734 liam, Newton Stewart, DG8 9SL, South Street frequent works Permanent: Proctor & Gamble 01988 700 392 DUNBLANE MUSEUM, The Until June 1 referred back, whether consciously Children’s Gallery; Art on Cross, Dunblane, FK15 OAQ, accepted for the Range of original prints of birds 01786 825 691 Sarah Longley. or unconsciously, to her unusual Tyneside. and landscape by Lisa Hooper Royal Academy Until December 15 (Saturday BLAIRGOWRIE AND RATTRAY childhood in Reykjavík. mornings only) WHITHORN VISITOR CENTRE, ARTS WEEK, Rattray, Blaigow- Summer Shows Picture of the month. Join the 45 - 47 George Street, Whithorn, rie, PH10 6AS, www.itsbraw.scot, Stirling Her grandfather, Johannes DG8 8NS, 01988 500 508 [email protected] SMITH ART GALLERY & and paintings Friends of the Laing for a free MUSEUM, Dumbarton Road, Josefsson, was a strongman with 45 minute talk KEVAN MCGINTY PAINTINGS, THE DRILL HALL, The Cross, The Studio, 107 George Street, FK8 2RQ, 01786 471 917, www. in the national Barnum and Bailey’s Circus and HATTON GALLERY, University Dunkeld, 01350 727 968 smithartgalleryandmuseum.co.uk, Whithorn, Newton Stewart, DG8 collections of of Newcastle, Claremont Road, 8PZ [email protected] worked with the escapologist, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, Until June 2 Iceland. Atmospheric landscapes from Pitlochry Harry Houdini, before returning to 0191 222 6057 the and Students, staff and alumni of SIDE PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL- PITLOCHRY FESTIVAL THEA- Forth Valley College. Focus She Reykjavík to found the Hotel Borg lowlands TRE, Port-Na-Craig, PH16 5DR, LERY, 9 Side, Newcastle Upon on Print. featured in Tyne, NE1 3JE, 0191 232 2208 LOGAN BOTANIC GARDEN, 01796 484 626 Until January 1 2020 in 1930. Port Logan, Near Stranraer, The Renewal Time Tunnel: a whirlwind tour Dumfries & Galloway, DG9 9ND, JOHN MUIR TRUST - WILD Various artists. The Man Who Much of Karólína’s through Newcastle’s history; SPACE, Tower House, Station Could Paint Anything - The of Icelandic 01776 860231 Road, PH16 5AN, 01796 484975 childhood was spent in this hotel also Science Factory Legacy of Thomas Stuart Painting Until June 9 Smith. and its luxuriously appointed public Alys Tomlinson. Ex Voto. Yorkshire FRAMED IMAGES GALLERY, (Narayana Press, People and landscape merge Renfrewshire 31-33 Dumbarton Road, FK8 rooms feature prominently in her IMPRESSIONS GALLERY, CRAFTS OF CALDER GAL- as place, memory and history Centenary Square, 29 Castlegate, 2LQ, 01786 451 018, www.framed- 2006) and the work, as well as glimpses behind entwine LERY AND FRAMING, 8 High images.co.uk, framedimages@ Bradford, BD1 1SD, 01904 654724 Street, Lochwinnoch, PA12 4DA, ‘ING Discerning the scenes of maids and waiters GREAT NORTH MUSEUM: Until July 15 btconnect.com HANCOCK, Barras Bridge, 01505 844 980 New and exciting art work. Eye’ at the Emmanuelle Andrianjafy, Neil KILBARCHAN EAST CHURCH going about their business or taking Haymarket, Newcastle upon Tyne, Beloufa, Girma Berta, Eric Large selection of original art Mall Galleries, NE2 4PT, 0191 222 7418 HALL, Off Steeple Square, and limited edition prints a break. Gyamfi , Kiluanji Kia Henda, Kilbarchan, PA10 2JD, www. London, in ‘Venom’: deadly cast of world’s Lebohang Kganye, Namsa kilbarchaneastchurch.btck.co.uk HOLY TRINITY CHURCH ‘Leyja Comes to Hotel Borg’ most poisonous creatures & Leuba, Michael MacGarry, HALL, Albert Place, Dumbarton 2008. plants Road, FK8 2QL shows Karólína and her childhood Sabelo Mlangeni, Musa N Nxu- Two DISCOVERY MUSEUM, Bland- malo, Ruth Ossai, Athi Patra Ross-shire THE FOTHERINGHAM GAL- nanny, Leyja, fl oating into the grand ford Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, Ruga and Michael Tsegaye. NORTH WEST HIGHLANDS LERY, 78 Henderson Street, extensive and NE1 4JA, 0191 232 6789 Bridge of Allan, FK9 4HS, 01786 dining room of the Hotel Borg. Until June 2 YORK ART GALLERY, Exhibi- ART, Brynaport, Achintraid, tion Square, York, YO1 7EW, Strathcarron, IV54 8XB, 01520 832 861 impressive She was a great observer and Circus! Show of Shows. Shares THE GREEN GALLERY, The 01904 687 687 733 227, www.nwhighlandsart. publications the highs and lows of the his- Until May 12 co.uk, gillian@nwhighlandsart. Coachhouse, Ballamenoch, Buch- commentator on social interactions tory of circus, of which animal lyvie, FK8 3NE, 01360 850 180 on the life Lucie Rie. Ceramics & Buttons. co.uk and customs. This inspirational acts were one aspect when they Ceramics - display North West Highlands Art BUCHLYVIE POTTERY SHOP, and works fi rst appeared from the mid- NATIONAL SCIENCE AND provides the ultimate in paint- Main Street, Buchlyvie, (on A811), material, combined with her ability 19th century FK8 3LP, 01360 850 405 of Karólína MEDIA MUSEUM, Pictureville, ing courses at Brynaport and Karólína Lárusdóttir at work to capture a pose and place her BALTIC - CENTRE FOR Queensbury, Bradford, BD1 1NQ, Hosted by Mark and Gillian SMITHY GALLERY, 74/76 Glas- Lárusdóttir were CONTEMPORARY ART, Centre 01274 203 305 Pattinson gow Road, Blanefi eld, G63 9HX, characters for Contemporary Art, Gateshead Until June 19 SOLAS GALLERY, Flowerdale 01360 770 551 published in 1993 within a well-structured Quays, South Shore Road, Gates- Above the Noise. Bringing to- Bay, Wester-Ross, Gairloch, IV21 May 12 - June 9 head, NE8 3BA, 0191 478 1810 Carol Dewart RSW - New and 2013. Karólína Lárusdóttir, in many ways, gether 15 stories from Bradford 2BD, 01445 712626 composition, marks her out as Until June 16 in a variety of forms Paintings. was more a part of the British art establishment James Bridle, Alan Butler, Paintings, prints & ceramics a truly outstanding artist. YORKSHIRE SCULPTURE by artists Rob Howard & Lyn GARTMORE HOUSE, Gartmore Laura Grace Ford, Peter House, Gartmore, FK8 3RS, 01877 than the Icelandic, having lived in England for the PARK, West Bretton, Wakefi eld, Beckett Hanmer, Daniela Ortiz, Jonas WF4 4LG, 01924 832631 382991, www.gartmorehouse.com, greater part of her adult life. Staal, Kate Stonehill, Petra HIGHLAND MUSEUM OF [email protected] DENISE COLLINS Until June 10 CHILDHOOD, The Old Station, It was whilst studying printmaking in the Szemán and Alan Warburton. Ai Weiwei. Circle of Animals. Strathpeffer, IV14 9DH, 01997 Tutor-led watercolour painting Digital Citizen - The Precarious holidays in the Loch Lomond A dramatic group of 12 bronze 421 031 Subject. Draws on the imagina- animal heads , and Trossachs National Park, tion of contemporary artists to Scotland. Suitable for all levels GALLERY ON THE GREEN, The High Street, Rosemarkie, IV10 inspire a conversation on ideas Curator, Gallery on the Green, 8UF, 01381 620 961 HOLIDAYS IN SCOTLAND of citizenship in the digital age Upper Settle, BD24 9HG, 07908 THE CROMARTY GALLERY, BLAGDON GALLERY, Milkhope 792 713 20 Church Street, Cromarty, IV11 Sunderland Centre, Berwick Hill Road, Seaton May 25 - July 5 8XA, 01381 600 816 NATIONAL GLASS CENTRE, Burn, NE13 6DA, 01670 789 944 Sheila Godbolt and Alasdair Liberty Way, SR6 0GL, 0191 SUTOR CREEK RESTAURANT, 515 5555 SHIPLEY ART GALLERY, Burman. Beckett in a Box. 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Uses a specifi c 772 737 ARDROSS HALL, Ardross Hall, THE CEILIDH PLACE, 14 West Showcasing artists inspired by technique to print on glass in Argyle Street, IV26 2TY, 01854 near Alness order to explore the potential of the North York Moors National 612 103, www.theceilidhplace.com, Park typography and the meanings [email protected] of historical text JANETTE RAY BOOKSELLERS, Selkirk Cafe/Bar/Shop. Programme of 8 Bootham, YO30 7BL, 01904 NORTHERN GALLERY FOR SCOTTISH BORDERS COUN- Events and Exhibitions. Com- 623 088 CONTEMPORARY ART, Na- fortable Accommodation CIL (MUSEUM & GALLERY), tional Glass Centre, Liberty Way, GALLERY 49, 1 Market Place, Municipal Buildings, High Street, Until June 6 Old Town Bridlington, YO16 4QJ, SR6 0GL, 0191 515 5555 Mike McDonnell. W. S. Gra- TD7 4JX, www.liveborders.org. Until June 2 01262 679472 uk/museums_and_galleries, ham Centenary. Until June 15 [email protected] Kelly Richardson. Pillars of June 9 - July 19 Dawn. Robin and Rose Horspool. Time Alisa Hyslop. Heartsongs. to Stand and Stare. Paintings July 22 - September 13 and drawings in mixed media Joanna Wright and Eleanor Shetland THE ART HOUSE, Drury Lane, , Hay’s Sutherland Harbour and Pool, Fife Archibald Dunbar McIntosh RSW RGI White. Correspondences. TIMESPAN HERITAGE CEN- Wakefi eld, WF1 2TE, 01924 Dock, Lerwick, ZE1 0WP, 01595 RHUEART GALLERY, RhueArt 312000 695 057 TRE, Dunrobin Street, Helmsdale, Ltd, Rhue, IV26 2TJ, 01854 KW8 6JX, 01431 821327, www. Until May 18 Da Gadderie - new exhibition 612460, www.rhueart.co.uk, Tony Heaton. Altered. Sculp- timespan.org.uk, enquiries@ fl [email protected] space in the new Shetland timespan.org.uk THE TOD ENDOWMENT FUND ture, performance and fi lm Museum Charity No SC010046 Until August 22 Until June 9 Ellis O’Connor. Ascent. New BRIDLINGTON CONTEMPO- May 11 - June 15 Various artists. No Colour Bar:: RARY GALLERY, 3 West Street, Linda Newington. Dazzled. The Scottish Artists’ Benevolent Association is empowered by the above to work based on experience of Highland Remix: Clearances to the Assynt area Bridlington, YO15 3DX THE TAIT GALLERY, 11c Union Colonialism. Until May 6 Street, Lerwick, ZE1 0ET, 01595 provide holidays in Scotland for artists (resident in Scotland for at least two August 17 - October 31 BALNAKEIL CRAFT VILLAGE, Linda Lashford. Undersong. Nigel Folds. Time & Tide Part 690 143 Two. Contemporary art Jim Tait: Marine and landscape Balnakeil, Durness, IV27 4PT, years) who are experiencing difficulties. Photographs - explore the 01971 511 277 world within the ‘view’ ⲓ the LOTTE INCH GALLERY, 10 artist Studios/galleries including: Bootham, York, YO30 7BL, 01904 BONHOGA GALLERY, Weisdale APPLICATION FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM: weed, rocks and lichen that pottery, paintings, printmaking, stretch across the tidal zone 848660 Mill, Weisdale, ZE2 9LW, 01595 wood-turning, clothes, baskets, The Secretary, Scottish Artists’ Benevolent Association May 1 - 25 830 400 THE HARBOUR GALLERY, Ar- Art. Meets. Design. enamelling and jewellery gyll Street, IV26 2UB, 01854 612 VAILA FINE ART, 61 Com- LOTTE GLOB CERAMICS, 105 C/o Robb Ferguson, Regent Court, 70 West Regent Street, Glasgow G2 2QZ, mercial Street, Lerwick, ZEI 0US, 282, www.theharbourgallery.com

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