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AAT A4 Double Sided POSTER ARRAN ART TRAiL 2020 / 2021 Come and discover Arran’s creative studios, workshops and galleries UPDATED STUDIO OPENING TIMES #StaySafe #WeAreArran Check our social media channels for more details 1 Saltwater Studio 8 Pebble Beach Studio Senja Brendon 07946537824/01770700153 Katie Litton 07970513652 Charles Herbert, Pebble Beach, Kildonan KA27 8SE Saltwater Studio, Cladach KA27 8DE T: 01770 820675 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.senja-art.com E: [email protected] www.katielitton.com W: (In process) Facebook: SenjaArtist Instagram: _senjaart Twitter: SenjaArt I paint land and seascapes of Arran and the west coast of Scotland (Acrylics). Large working studio space showing seascapes, landscapes and more. OPEN BY APPOINTMENT 11-5PM CLOSED MONDAYS.PLEASE PHONE TO CONFIRM IF MAKING A SPECIAL JOURNEY. 2 Ann Hume Jewellery 9 Southbank Studio Stronach Cottage, Douglas Place, Brodick KA27 8DG T : 07975 589432 Ruth Mae and David Samuels, Southbank Farm, East Bennan KA27 8SH E: [email protected] W: www.annhumejewellery.co.uk T: 01770 820373 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Facebook: annhumejewellery Instagram: annhumejewellery W: www.southbankstudio.co.uk Instagram: ruthmaewoodturnerisleofarran Silver jewellery inspired by nature, hand crafted mainly from 925 Recycled THE STUDIO IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Sterling Silver. FROM 11-4PM EVERY THURS, FRI, SAT 3 Angela Elliott - Walker 10 Roslyn Gibson West Mayish House, Brodick KA27 8BX Glenside, Kilmory KA27 8PH T: 01770 303906 E: [email protected] W: www.angela-elliott-walker.co.uk T: 01770870224 Facebook: Angela Elliott-Walker-Arran E: [email protected] I create unique contemporary Arran landscapes. ROSLYN GIBSON HAS DECIDED TO RETIRE, AND HER STUDIO IS BY APPOINTMENT NOW CLOSED 4 Iconic Reserve 11 Kilmory Workshop The Douglas Hotel, Brodick KA27 8AW Kilmory, KA27 8PH T: 0780 1234588 E: [email protected] W: www.iconicreserve.art T: 01770870310 E: [email protected] W: www.kilmoryworkshop.co.uk Instagram: iconicreserve Wooden bowls clocks lamp-bases coffee tables toys from Arran trees. Scottish artist James Taylor creates beautiful and intricate digital Stoneware pottery, Arran Candles and Arran Soaps. impressions. OPEN 10-5.30PM EVERY TUES, WED AND THURS THE DOUGLAS HOTEL WILL OPEN ON 31ST JULY 5 Island Porcelain 12 Blackwater Barn Design Tracy Gibson, Studio 4, Lamlash KA27 8LA Amanda Grindall, Blackwater Barn Design, Torbeg Farm Road, Torbeg KA27 8HE T: 01770 600919 E : [email protected] W: www.islandporcelain.com T: 07555206511E: [email protected] A range of individual, ornamental figures depicting the wonderful array of W: www.blackwaterbarndesign.co.uk Instagram: blackwater_barn wildlife surrounding the Arran coastlines and hills. My designs are inspired by the colours and patterns formed by the natural OPEN EVERY MON, FRI AND SAT wonders of Arran through the seasons. BY APPOINTMENT 6 Lynn's Art on Arran 14 Gobhlach Art Studio Kinmount, Middle Road, Whiting Bay, Mill Cottage,Pirnmill, KA27 8HP KA27 8QH T: 01770 700542 E: [email protected]: www.lynnsartonarran.co.uk T: 01770850519 E: [email protected] Instagram: gobhlach_art Facebook: LynnsArtOnArran The main focus of my work is Ceramic Sculpture as well as mixed media Using both wet and needle felting techniques I produce unique felt pictures techniques in both drawing and painting. and jewellery from wool. I also work in watercolour capturing the Arran land OPEN MOST DAYS 10AM - 5PM. OCCASIONALLY THESE TIMES MAY and seascapes. VARY SO PLEASE CHECK BY PHONE IF MAKING A SPECIAL JOURNEY OPEN 12-3PM EVERY THURS, FRI, SAT - OR BY APPOINTMENT 7 Arran Studio 15 Lochranza Distillery Gallery Heather Macleod, Arran Studio,Heatherhill, Whiting Bay, KA27 8QH Lochranza, KA27 8HJ E: [email protected] W: www.heathermacleod.com T: 01770 830264 E: [email protected] W: www.arranwhisky.com Facebook: Heather Macleod Arran Instagram: Arran Studio A permanent gallery displaying works from different artists and Vivid paintings on stretched silk with mixed media to create distinctive, photographers, changing every quarter. vibrant expressions of Arran’s colourful landscapes and coastal views. PLEASE CONTACT TO CHECK IF THE EXHIBITION SPACE IS OPEN OPEN 12-3PM EVERY THURS, FRI, SAT - OR BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE CONTACT THE STUDIO FIRST BEFORE MAKING A SPECIAL JOURNEY PLEASE WEAR A FACEMASK AND FOLLOW INDIVIDUAL STUDIO SAFETY REQUESTS. Lochranza Catacol Pirnmill Sannox Isle Corrie of Arran Brodick Machrie Shiskine Lamlash BlackwaterfootBlackwaterfoot 1 Saltwater Studio Whiting 2 Ann Hume Jewellery Bay 3 Angela Elliott-Walker 4 Iconic Reserve 5 Island Porcelain 6 Lynn’s Art on Arran SlidderySliddery 7 Arran Studio 8 Pebble Beach Studio Kildonan 9 Southbank studio Kilmory 10 Roslyn Gibson ARRAN ART TRAiL 11 Kilmory workshop 2020 / 2021 12 Blackwater Barn Design PARTICIPATING STUDIOS 14 Gobhlach Art Studio www.arranarttrail.com 15 Lochranza Distillery Updated July 2020.
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