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'In The Grain' The Scottish Gallery Edinburgh.
1st April - 24th April 2021
1st April - 24th April 2021
The Gallery brings together several artists whose practice is immersed in making furniture, sculpture and objects from wood. In the Grain will help us welcome Spring to The Gallery as we recognise the richness and diversity of artworks made in wood. Craftsmanship is key; each artists’ technical genius and understanding of the medium comes from deep, personal engagement with sustainability and the environment. The Gallery will be filled with examples from familiar and current artists alongside emerging talent.
Exhibiting artists include: Gary Allson, Anthony Bryant, Ash & Plumb, Lizzie Farey, Grant McCaig, Adrian McCurdy, Jim Partridge & Liz Walmsley, Angus Ross, Edward Teasdale, The Tim Stead Trust, Tim Willey
Exhibiting artists include: Gary Allson, Anthony Bryant, Ash & Plumb, Lizzie Farey, Grant McCaig, Adrian McCurdy, Jim Partridge & Liz Walmsley, Angus Ross, Edward Teasdale, The Tim Stead Trust, Tim Willey
Scottish Furniture Makers Association. "Adjust Adapt 2021"
This years annual show programmed for the City Arts Centre in Edinburgh is going ahead now as a digital exhibition and opens 27th March. Work will be featured on social media, the City Arts Centre website and other digital outlets.
We have been surrounded recently by our choice of furnishings for longer than normal. Makers have submitted or made something special to have a significance to the theme of Adjust/Adapt.
We have been surrounded recently by our choice of furnishings for longer than normal. Makers have submitted or made something special to have a significance to the theme of Adjust/Adapt.
Celebration of Designer Crafts. Cheltenham.
This all-riven Ark was awarded Best use of British Timber by John Makepeace and Woodland Heritage at the last event in 2019.
Judges Comment: "A masterpiece of skill and commitment made over several years, materially extraordinary, a truly individual piece of craftsmanship, and a contemporary expression of a craft tradition. We hope it finds a loving home".