This art exhibition inspired by birds and wildlife presents linocut prints by Babs Pease and John Hatton accompanied by sculptures by Helen Denerley.
Babs and John have honed the linocut technique to perfection to create evocative and subbtle multi-layered prints. Helen creates her sculptures using recycled scrap metal objects, such as old tools or bike parts, which gives her work a raw energy that balances perfectly the serene lines of the prints.
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READ MOREWater of Leith Visitors Centre will see the opening of a new exhibition launched on Friday 7th February featuring the stories of local people who have bucked the holiday trend!
READ MOREDiscover this groundbreaking exhibition in partnership with the Fleming Collection, which for the first time showcases the Scottish Colourists in the context of their European contemporaries.
READ MOREThis new exhibition at Morningside Gallery is by Scottish artist Beth Robertson-Fiddes and comprising almost thirty new paintings!
READ MOREThis exhibition at Upright Gallery is by British/Pakistani artist, Ammna Sheikh, and showcases her work with traditional techniques such as screenprinting, weaving, embroidery and painting!
READ MOREThe Scottish Storytelling Centre is delighted to present an exhibition of illustrations by Tea Bendix, inspired by the collection Danish Folk Tales by storyteller Svend-Erik Engh.
READ MOREJoin The Society for Reproduction and Fertility on 14th February for an intriguing event at The Anatomical Museum, where we delve into the fascinating world of reproductive anatomy!
READ MOREJerwood Survey, a major biennial touring exhibition that presents new commissions by 10 early-career artists from across the UK, is showing at Collective Edinburgh from 28th February!
READ MOREThis exhibition at The Palace of Holyroodhouse, charts the evolution of royal portrait photography from the 1920s to the present day!
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