Blog
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Elements – A Festival of Jewellery, Silver and Gold
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onPresented by The Incorporation of Goldsmiths and Lyon & Turnbull Elements will take place from 19 – 21 October 2018 I wanted to write a post that highlights the event but also discusses the wider impact of ethical making and what it means to… Read More
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2 Weeks Left to Apply for October’s VACMA: Fife
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onThe deadline for VACMA: Fife is fast approaching!
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On This Day – 13 September 2008
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onBrown Linen – Jeanette Sendler On this day ten years ago, the Brown Linen exhibition opened at St Andrews Museum. Following the success of a highly productive artist’s residency with Fife Arts Co-operative in Newburgh, Jeanette Sendler put together a… Read More
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Celebrating 30 years at Fife Contemporary
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onIf you have ever been in touch with us here at Fife Contemporary, it’s likely that you will have talked to either Diana Sykes or Susan Davis. Unbelievably, they have both been with us for 30 years! They both started… Read More
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On this Day – 14 August 2010 – Double Visions
Fife Contemporary Blog
From the Archives
Posted onIt’s hard to believe that eight years ago today saw the closing day of the Double Visions exhibition at the University of St Andrews Gateway Galleries. This exciting exhibition was a rare opportunity to see work by artists from Papua… Read More
Current Guest Bloggers
Claire MacLeod
Claire MacLeod teaches art & design at Levenmouth Academy, Buckhaven.
Graham Webster
Graham Webster is a freelance arts and heritage practitioner, working from Fife. He has also worked with Fife Pride and Defend Dunfermline World War II Festival.
Ruth Gilmour
Ruth Elvira Gilmour makes objects and jewellery in response to materials, processes and texture. Graduating from Glasgow School of Art with her project "Nothing is Solid," Ruth's cross disciplinary research approach exhibits objects, photography, moving image, soundscapes and literatures influenced by Icelandic, Scandinavian and Scottish terrains and waters.
Scott Crawford
Scott Crawford is a product and object designer graduated from Gray's School of Art in 2017. He works with porcelain, wood, stone and metal.
