Exhibition: Singing in Big Spaces by Fiona McDonald
This series of artwork by Fiona McDonald forms part of the Accessible Book and Story Festival.
About Exhibition: Singing in Big Spaces by Fiona McDonald
Giving a unique insight into the world of parenting a child with additional needs, specifically autism, this work powerfully illustrates the way that a child’s special interests and idiosyncratic behaviours can enable them to connect with their families and others in interesting and unique ways.
Fiona McDonald is a graduate of Gray’s School of Art and a professional member of the Society of Scottish Artists. She has exhibited widely in solo and group exhibitions across Scotland.
Part of the Accessible Book and Story Festival.
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