Blog
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Methilhill Edible Garden Handbook
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onIn the latter part of 2015 artist Claire Briegel was selected by Fife Contemporary to undertake a residency with children at Methilhill Community Learning Garden’s outdoor youth group in Fife Through a series of creative workshops and engagement, Claire and the… Read More
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Unique Digital Prints of Poets by Alan Vest
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onAs this coming year’s StAnza Poetry Festival programme is about to be launched today, we’re delighted to offer for sale limited edition digital prints of 9 poets by Alan Vest, an exhibitor at 2018’s festival. You may remember that the… Read More
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Christmas Craft Downloadables
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onIf you’re looking for ideas for keeping young minds and hands occupied as we move even closer to Christmas, perhaps downloading a few free craft projects from Fife Contemporary’s website will help! Over the years, we have put together various… Read More
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VACMA: Fife – Next Deadline Early February 2019!
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onThe end of 2018 is fast approaching, but just around the corner in early 2019 is the last deadline for this financial year’s VACMA: Fife awards! Devolved grants, co-funded by Creative Scotland and Fife Council and administered by Fife Contemporary… Read More
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On this Day – 17 November 2007
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onCycling up the Hill with my Dad. Textiles by Clare Heminsley, Ceramics by David Heminsley. Eleven years ago today saw the opening of the exhibition by Clare Heminsley and David Heminsley at St Andrews Museum. This exhibition celebrated and made… 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.
