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Kate Downie: Bridging the Gap
Kate is creating a new series of colour-field abstract prints, along with Alastair Clark at Edinburgh Printmakers Workshops. These prints will become a key part of her civil engineering installlation. The installation will feature a collection of large charcoal drawings made over the past ten years across this country, many never before exhibited, as well as a 2011 Forth Rail Bridge work to commemorate 25 years of drawing the Bridge.
Helen Denerley
Daisy in the studio
Using the wealth of beautiful old bits and pieces of discarded metal lying around in scrap yards, farmyards and the like, Helen creates sculptures that show an appreciation of the living form, its strengths, weaknesses and peculiarities.
Pum Dunbar
Poised iconic I am ironic
Pum believes art to be emotional, imaginative and essentially communicative. Using collage as her preferred medium, she explores the relationship between cognitive and sensory perceptions.
Alex Muir
Sienna Fizz
This one-off retrospective exhibition is a celebration of Alex's skills as a milliner of nearly 50 years, 40 of which have been spent in business in Pittenweem.
Alex's exhibition finishes after Saturday 13th August.
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I am sorry Dad I didn't mean to become a performance artist
Karly Mortimer
A collection of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design student work from the 2011 Art + Media programme.
This exhibition showcases the diversity of works produced by students across all three years working with painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography and film.
Bursary Winners
Georgina Parkins
Queensferry
Georgina is a 4th-year student at Edinburgh College of Art. Her exhibition will show a series of paintings inspired by Fife. The vibrancy and force of her work is displayed in the textures and qualities of the paints.
Joanna Foster
For this Festival, Joanna, studying for a Master of Fine Art at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, will create a site specific installation. The installation will use silk-screened drawings and maps, covering stones which will be left for discovery.
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