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Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted on 2 July 201026 August 2014 by Susan Davis

There are some people who would say that our office always looks like this – stuff heaped up high with staff members lost amongst the bits and pieces. And to a certain extent, we do keep a rather ‘full’ office. … Read More
Free talks on Papua New Guinean contemporary art

Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted on 25 June 201026 August 2014 by Susan Davis

FCA&C’s PNG exhibition ‘Double Visions – Contemporary Art from Papua New Guinea’ moves to St Andrews University’s Gateway Galleries shortly where it will also be one of the focuses of the European Society of Oceanists’ conference.
Latest Craft & Info Pods' tour dates

Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted on 24 June 201026 August 2014 by Susan Davis

The latest Craft & Information Pods’ exhibition is well and truly ensconced now in Dalgety Bay Library. Thanks to the support and enthusiasm of Fife Council’s library staff, we have finalised the year’s tour dates as follows:
Last weekend in Kirkcaldy of Double Visions show

Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted on 18 June 201026 August 2014 by Susan Davis

It’s the last weekend of the wonderful ‘Double Visions’ exhibition of Papua New Guinean contemporary art at Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery.
Fife jewellers at Bovey Tracey contemporary craft fair

Fife Contemporary Blog
Posted on 17 June 20105 August 2014 by Susan Davis

Just back from the far sooth (Devon) where a very pleasant day was spent visiting the Bovey Tracey contemporary craft fair. Lots of beautifully made objects to lust after and also a couple of Fife based makers to visit –… Read More

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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.

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