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Welcome to our 3rd annual New Makers’ online exhibition. Join us in exploring a selection of makers from the 2019 graduating year, along with submissions from our open call (postponed from early 2020). Read about what they have been up to over the last year, where their practice has been taking them and how the lockdown has affected their creativity.

Fife Portraits for LGBT+ History Month 2019

Fife Pride was to have taken place again in Kirkcaldy on 4 July 2020. Sadly because of ongoing covid-19 restrictions, this is no longer possible. We are therefore marking the date with this online exhibition of Fife Portraist for LGBT+ History Month which were made in 2018-19 when Fife Contemporary commissioned Jannica Honey to work with groups of young people in Fife.

CARE Making For Good

An online exhibition to celebrate the first collection of original gifts designed by Carers with Artists in Fife. Unfortunately due to the pandemic we have had to postpone any events and the development of the second collection, but wanted to showcase the success and celebrate the project so far. The project has been developed by Fife Contemporary in consultation with Fife Carer groups and began in September 2019.

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