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Farlin – opportunity for Fife craft artists and poets
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onCall for Interest Shetland-Fife Poetry & Craft Project Organised by Shetland Arts and Fife Contemporary Art & Craft in collaboration with StAnza: Scotland’s International Poetry Festival. Farlin: a communal container of herring = a unifying resource of work and nourishment… Read More
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We're open!
Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted onYes, the doors opened this morning on FCA&C’s first pop-up shop and it was lovely to see so many interested visitors (and customers!) on our first day. Lots of oohs and aahs too!
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Treat – ready to go!
treat Blog
Posted onAs the clock struck 5pm we realised we were ready! There was nothing left lying on the floor in boxes, no extraneous packaging to be seen anywhere in fact. Even the clutter round the desk was de-cluttered! Amazing – FCA&C’s… Read More
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Treat countdown upon us!
treat Blog
Posted onWith the second last set-up day over, I can honestly say I’ve spent many, many pounds (in my head at the moment) as I unpack and place our wonderful items. There’s something to suit most tastes here – men, women,… Read More
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Treat set up – day 2
treat Blog
Posted onAnother hot and busy day on the first floor of J & G Innes. I think all the visitors we’ve had today have commented on what a lovely space it is – and indeed it is! Unpacking has been going… 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.
