Edinburgh Palette
If you’re interested in the power of ideas, then the first week of the 30 Days, 30 Ideas campaign will be right up your street.
Resident Jane Buxton’s redesigned website is now up and running. As Wild Cat Crafts, Jane transforms and upcycles using fabric, much of which she uncovered from our Swap Shop. We asked her about how she got into it and she happily obliged. Here’s what she had to say:
Opening night | Friday 13 March 6-9pm
Then 14-19 March, 11am-5pm daily
Gayfield Creative Spaces, Gayfield Square, Edinburgh
Ashley Dudley-Smith has prepared a show for the amazing Gayfield Creative Spaces, connected to Whitespace. Entitled Zodiart, the main theme is the contrast between humanity and nature, our relationship to life and our dependency on it. The use of layering takes us to a surreal inner-space where scale and logic are suspended, a place where we can meditate on our role in an interconnected multi-dimensional universe.
Stuck for a Mother’s Day present? Why not treat her to a reflexology session?
Vouchers available from FleeinEdder Therapies
Studio 4.10. Or contact Fiona on 07982 434826
Hello,
Lynne Roberts has kindly reached out, looking for a tutor to take over two Watercolour painting classes for beginners, which are run every week on Monday and Tuesday afternoons at the Eric Liddell Centre, Morningside.
Thank you to everyone who came to the Printbase launch last Friday. It was great to see so many people there.
We will be opening in the next two to three weeks with courses, classes and workshops in print and textiles.
Resident Fremi Art & Design are taking part in The Scone Palace Antique and Fine Art Fair this weekend, 6-8 March, 10.30am -5pm.
We are showing watercolours by Victorian artists such as: Waller Hugh Paton, Sam Bough, John MacWhirter and Sir Muirhead Bone, and in contemporary selection, watercolours by John Busby, screen-prints by Bob Batchelor and Mina Braun, as well as stone lithography by Gill Tyson and Catherine Anne Hiley.
The Festival success story, Warrior, by Jennifer Adam, returns for two nights only with Euan Brockie, Deborah Whyte and John Love.
Warrior follows the story of Evan, a young lad seemingly filled with hate, but as always what we project online isn’t the full picture. If you missed it this summer, now is your chance!
Tickets here.