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The North*s Original Free Arts Newspaper + www.artwork.co.uk Number 199 Pick up your own FREE copy and find out what’s really happening in the arts July/August 2017 A colourful virtual recreation of an ancient cross from the exhibition Picts and Pixels, at the Perth Museum & Art Gallery until August 13. Inside: Demarco on EIF 70 :: A new Library for Dunfermline :: A Caithness Milestone artWORK 199 July/August 2017 Page 2 artWORK 199 July/August 2017 Page 3 Hidden in Plain Sight SCATTERED on buildings across the cities cultural heritage, in a few the city are the remnants of hand- seconds, with the simple swipe of painted signs of times gone by. On a paintbrush. Paint over them and a buildings, in doorways, on window piece of the city’s history vanishes in sills, are traces of Edinburgh’s an instant. past commercial life. There’s “It always breaks my heart to watchmakers, hosiers, hatters and find yet another beautiful old sign tailors. Photographer and ArtWork simply painted over and gone forever, contributor Frances Anderson has whereas they could, and should be been documenting these signs for the preserved. They tell a story and give past several years. us a glimpse into a world now long “I’ve been documenting these gone and forgotten. THE old signs around the city for several “These signs are an important Cyril Gerber Fine Art years. They’re fascinating as they part of the cities cultural heritage, 19th to 21st Century British Paintings, Drawings & Sculpture give us a direct link to the Edinburgh giving us information about the past. KRYSZTYNA GALLERY of old, telling us of professions past, “I’ve deliberately chosen not to 15A NELSON STREET DUNDEE DD1 2PN from tailors to chimney sweeps and disclose the location of many of the hatters. signs as I believe that part of their DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS AND PRINTS “They’re all over the city, yet charm lies in people discovering people probably don’t even notice them for themselves, in suddenly TEL: 01382 322522 them.” turning a corner and stumbling upon While many are clearly visible, one – discovering a long forgotten e.mail:[email protected] some are sadly now illegible, while watchmaker, or chimney sweep. www.krysztynagallery.com some bear only the faintest trace of “The past is always with us, it’s what they once advertised. whether we notice it or not.” “Many have faded with time, which only adds to their sense of Frances is now producing a series Jane B. Gibson RMS Tom H. Shanks RSW RGI PAI Idrigill Isle of Skye watercolour 11” x 26” ‘other worldliness.’” of postcards of the signs entitled – Cornerways Studio/Gallery These signs provide a social ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’. Open every Friday or by appointment Showing ever changing exhibitions of Scottish Colourists, Glasgow Boys and Girls, Modern British and Scottish Masters and a selection of Contemporaries. commentary and a direct insight into 10.30am to 5pm KELSO POTTERY the city’s past. Tel:- 01557 331640 100 metresmetres behind behind the Kelso Kelso Abbey 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RL 0141 2213095 www.gerberfineart.co.uk Mon to Fri 9.30-5.30 Sat 10-5 “All the signs have a story to Scottish specialist in Miniature tell, of the city’s past commercial inAbbey the Knowesin The Knowes Car Park. Car Park. life and of the craft and the people Painting. involved. Commissions undertaken for pets and Mugs, jugs, bowls and “Time Tablets” fired in “There are some beautiful signs, people. Larger works on display. New chunky mugs and artWORK • www.artwork.co.uk which would all have been hand- Prints, cards etc. Browsers welcome. the Kelso Pit Kiln. painted and were works of art in Wheelchair access to new studio now! Openmixing Tuesday bowls to for Saturday sauces. their own right. 4 mins walk from Town Centre on A711. “Quite a few signs have been Look out for palette SIGN. 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm painted over since I photographed TelephoneOpen Tues -(01573) Sat 10 to224027 1 - 2 to 5 them, which is so sad. I don’t think NEWTelephone: SHOP, (01573) DISABLED 224027 ACCESS people realise they’re wiping out [email protected] both a piece of social history and Meet the artists and The North*s Original Free Arts Newspaper + www.artwork.co.uk makers of the North East of Scotland Books out from End July £12.00 (6 issues) o £18.00 (12 issues) o NAME ............................................................................................................ 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Closer is Glasgow Royal Infirmary. ment Butterworth and daughter Mary This is Royston, otherwise the Garngad, ‘Garden of ABERDEEN MARITIME JOYCE TAYLOR STUDIO, MUSEUM, Shiprow, AB11 5BY, Braeside Croft, Hythie, Mintlaw, God’, originally populated by Irish Catholics and 01224 337700 Peterhead, AB42 4HH, 01779 not long ago, one of Glasgow’s worst slums. July 11 and 15 622989, www.joycetaylor.co.uk, Beside the Seaside. Seaside [email protected] Today few traces of old Royston remain inspired crafts and traditional LANG BYRE GALLERY, but the church steeple still stands and its hall is games. Age: 3-10 years Woodend Barn Arts Centre, Burn Until January 14 2018 O’Bennie, Banchory, AB31 5QA, a community centre. Social housing (new-builds Sea Change. Paintings 01330 825 431 three storeys high) dominate, but a number of GALLERY HEINZEL, 24 Thistle Call for more details tower blocks interrupt the sky-line. A couple Street, AB10 1XD, 01224 625 629, MILTON ART GALLERY, www.galleryheinzel.com Milton of Crathes, Nr Banchory, were recently demolished, which is timely when artists’ studios by WASP. These studios (WASP’s they are transportable. Contemporary Scottish art AB31 5QH, 01330 844 664 considering the fate of Grenfell Tower in West Artist Studios, Dennistoun) have an alias: ‘The Her sketch-books reveal muted shades for her June - August STARFISH STUDIO, 3 Anchor Mixed Summer Exhibition Lane, Johnshaven, DD10 0EN, London. Wasp Factory’, referring to the building’s original west of Scotland landscapes and vibrant colours GRAY’S SCHOOL OF ART, Rob- 01561 360 118 Here, in a one bedroom flat, lives artist purpose and to Iain Bank’s famous 1984 novel. for the Italian scenes. Unsurprisingly, the sea ert Gordon University, Garthdee Original art and handmade Road, AB10 7QD, www.rgu.ac.uk/ ceramics, jewellery, glass, tex- Margherita Muller, with her Rutherglen-born As Scotland’s first purpose-built studios, the predominates: Circe’s island painted in Anzio, the about/faculties-schools-and-de- tiles, wood and more from all husband, William. Born in the mid 60s in Italy to building offers space for over 200 artists. Facing sun setting over calm waters (she has a fondness partments/faculty-of-design-and- over the British Isles. Featuring for the colours, orange and blue), surf, whirlpools technology/gray-s-school-of-art paintings by Kate MacKenzie an Italian mother and north hers looks out over the M8 to the church ARTS CENTRE & THEATRE SYLLAVETHY GALLERY, Syl- French father, she was spire and her home. Margherita is no stranger and Anzio fishermen mending their nets but for (ACT) ABERDEEN, 33 King lavethy, Montgarrie, Alford, AB33 brought up in Anzio by to factories. In Italy she worked in several as a my money, I like her painting of lifebuoy rings, Street, AB24 5AA, 01224 635 208 8AQ, 01975 562 273 THE ART GALLERY, Grampian THE MUSEUM OF SCOTTISH the sea on Italy’s west translator (apart from Italian, she speaks fluent reminding me of early 20th century Cornish Hospitals Art Trust, Aberdeen LIGHTHOUSES, Kinnaird Head, coast, 32 miles south English and, French). In one, manufacturing artists, Christopher Wood and Alfred Wallis. Royal Infirmary, Foresterhill, Fraserburgh, AB43 9DU, 01346 AB25 2ZN, 01224 552 429 511 022 of Rome. In summer, metal parts, she employed scrap material to create Accompanying the image are the words, “We are HOLBURN GALLERY, 83 Purpose-built museum with Margherita stayed with pendants. all at sea, drifting, stopping and salvaging.” Holburn Street, AB10 6BQ, 01224 multi-screen technology. 596 617 Scotland’s first lighthouse, built her French grandmother Margherita is Limited edition prints by many 1781. Open all year. Check at Mougins in France. doubtful that any other of Gallery Heinzel’s artists holiday opening times Her father was a artist lives locally. There ROSIES, 45-49 Holburn Street, PETERHEAD MARITIME AB10 6BR, 01224 577 325 HERITAGE, South Road, Peter- perfumier in nearby are none at The Wasp Crafts, art and gifts also head, AB42 2UP, 01779 473000 Grasse and her great Factory. This is ironic as framing Experience Peterhead’s mari- PEACOCK VISUAL ARTS, 21 time life past and present grandfather, Jacob, was WASPs prioritises the Castle Street, AB11 5BQ, 01224 GALLERYI, 2B Garioch Shop- a Swiss lithographer regeneration of deprived 639 539 ping Centre, Constitution Street, RENDEZVOUS GALLERY, 100 Inverurie, AB51 4UY living in Cannes where communities. Her artist Forest Avenue, AB15 4TL, 01224 HADDO HOUSE, Methlick, El- he printed commercial companions come from 323 247 lon, AB41 7EQ posters.
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