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The Craft & Info Pods have landed again
Yes, they’ve moved again, this time to the Dunfermline Carnegie Library where they’ll be staying until 7 March 2011. The display of book inspired works by Rachel Hazell, Phiona Richards and Alix Swan is now a little over halfway through it’s year-long tour of 7 Fife libraries – Rosyth and Lochgelly still to come.
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Booky workshops to accompany Craft & Info Pods
Interested in knowing how to create a simple but clever book from just one piece of paper? If so, read on!
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Craft & Information Pods on the move again
The tour of FCA&C’s Craft & Information Pods continues as they move from Dalgety Bay Library to Cowdenbeath Library, where you can see them from now until 20 September 2010.
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Latest Craft & Info Pods' tour dates
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:
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Fife jewellers at Bovey Tracey contemporary craft fair
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 – jewellers Antonia Chiappe and Roger Morris. Continue reading “Fife jewellers at Bovey Tracey contemporary craft fair”
Craft & Information Pods move again
If you’re in the Rosyth area of Fife, situation of that well known dockyard on the River Forth, pay a visit to Rosyth Library (Parklands Community Centre, KY11 2JW)
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FCA&C Craft Pod on tour!
FCA&C has waved its Craft Pod good-bye as it headed off this morning to Dunfermline – destination the Carnegie Library.
Having got quite used to seeing it in the foyer beside the FCA&C office in St Andrews Town Hall, it was quite sad to pack it up and send it on its way. However, its contents are sure to please visitors to the library. It comprises several pieces of work by Spanish trained and London based jeweller, Arabel Lebrusan, whose amazing silver mantilla was one of the most popular exhibits in ‘The Object as Muse’, a Crafts Council exhibition brought by FCA&C to Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery last year. The jewellery display is accompanied by some background information including a short series of stills on a digital frame. If you’d like to find out more about filigree silversmithing in general and Arabel in particular, pay a visit to the Dunfermline Carnegie Library (Abbot Street).