Showing posts with label exhibitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exhibitions. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 March 2025

Printmaking Exhibition at Fire Station Creative in Dunfermline until 31st March 2025




I'm delighted to be part of this printmaking exhibition at exciting arts venue Fire Station Creative in Dunfermline - with a great cafe and bar!


About:

- The Fife Dunfermline Printmakers annual show runs until Sunday 30 March 2025.

- Fire Station Creative is closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

- This year the workshop has invited printmakers from South West Scotland Printmakers (SWSP) to join them.  ‘Wish you were here’ contains an exciting mix of screen prints, etchings, relief prints and monoprints from some of Scotland’s most talented printmakers.

- fifedunfermlineprintmakers.org/exhibitions/wish-you-were-here


Links:

- Fife Dunfermline Printmakers - facebook.com/fifeprintmakers
- South West Scotland Printmakers - instagram.com/swsprintmakers
- Fire Station Creative - firestationcreative.co.uk


Photos of the show:

Scroll down for some video snippets I took in the exhibition and some still photos courtesy of printmaker Susan Smith.


A great railway day out!

Make a railway day out of it with ScotRail. Dunfermline is a brilliant visit by train:

- the excellent excellent Carnegie Library & Galleries
- Pittencrieff Park with its peacocks and playparks, glasshouses and wooded waterfalled glen
- great cafes
- great High Street

And more!


How to get there:

Get the train to Dunfermline City station and enjoy a 10-15 minute walk up to the town centre through the hilly green Public Park, or walk the interesting streets past the Alhambra Theatre.


Take your bike?

Or do as I did and get off the train one stop further at Dunfermline Queen Margaret Station and walk or cycle the mile and a half along really nice tree-lined old railway cycle path. You emerge only a short distance from the Fire Station Creative.





The printmaking exhibition at Fire Station Creative, until 31st March 2025:








My prints:


summer skies
linocut

a sky of clouds & birds
monoprint




swifts, the sound of summer
monoprint




Videos of the exhibition:














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Trains to Dunfermline City and Dunfermline Queen Margaret are half hourly or hourly from Edinburgh.

Check before your journey at - www.scotrail.co.uk


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Thank you for reading my blog. 

Spread the word and let me know about your own favourite exhibitions and favourite railway days out.

Leo du Feu
ScotRail Community Rail Champion
March 2025

#ScotlandByRail #CommunityRailChampion on facebook & instagram





Thursday, 5 December 2024

Artful exhibition, Callendar House

A companion to my blog post about a Scotland By Rail trip to Callendar Park and Callendar House in Falkirk.

I'm delighted to be part of Artful exhibition which is on in the ground floor gallery in Callendar House until 11th January 2025. I hope you'll be able to visit. 

Read this previous blog post and make a day of it 

The space I was offered in the gallery is large so I'm able to show one of my very large canvases which hardly ever get seen, as well as a selection of what I more usually consider my 'large' works. There is also a whole grid of my miniature wall works and a display cabinet of my miniatures on ceramic and my wood engravings.

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Here is the large wall including the giant painting,

flight of a space goblin
4.5x6ft
acrylic on canvas 



And the rest:




And a bit of the rest of the exhibition. It's a brilliant exciting mix of painting, printmaking, ceramics, jewellery.


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Here are images of all my works. Do get in touch if you wish to know titles, sizes, prices.


Larger works:


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Miniature watercolours, 5x8cm:


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Cabinet of curiosities:



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And finally, a selection of mounted unframed birdy works in the browser in Callendar House shop:


Phew.

Artful runs until 11th January 2025.

Get in touch if you wish to know more about any of my pieces.

Or better still - visit!
Follow my companion blog post here