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Nice and light, around 9pm, upon disembarking from ferry. Looking over to the Pier Arts Centre, Stromness, Orkney.
Thanks to The Pier Arts Centre, Orkney, for the invite to speak with Samantha Clark, Laura Drever, Sylvia Hays & Sarah Wylie on the recent ‘Bet Low - An Island on Your Doorstep’. Listen to the podcast>
www.pierartscentre.com/blog/30/6/2025/bet-low-an-island-on-your-doorstep-in-conversation-podcast
The Box Brownie sees:
1 The Coves, Anstruther to Crail coastal path, Fife
2 Volcanic stones, Elie harbour neck, Fife
3 Erosion, white chalk from cliff, Holywell, Eastbourne
4 Beach, Holywell, Eastbourne
Very glad to have seen Joanne Coates exhibition ‘Red Herring’ at Timespan in Helmsdale, Scotland, the result of a 6 month residency. The work focuses on the migrant female workforce in the herring fishing industry from 18th-20th centuries, linking back to Helmsdale, with its ties to the industry.
If you’re in Edinburgh this is a wonderful exhibition at Craigmillar Now of the Iranian photographer Laleh Sherkat. On until 29 June 2025. theedinburghreporter.co.uk/2025/05/at-c...
After an excellent run at Reid Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art, exhibition moves onto The Pier Arts Centre, Orkney. This centenary of Bet Low’s work focuses on her time in both Glasgow and Orkney, and has been co-curated by GSA Exhibitions and the Pier.
The next exhibition in Reid Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art is the centenary exhibition of painter Bet Low (1924-2007) which is in partnership with The Pier Arts Centre. It will run 11 Jan-8 Feb 2025 at GSA then 1 Mar-7 June 2025 at PAC.
For more information gsaexhibitions.co.uk/exhibition/b...
If you are in Glasgow 11 Jan 2025 come to Reid Gallery, GSA, and join the co-curators - Andrew Parkinson (The Pier Arts Centre) and I, for an exhibition tour at 11am. You can book your free ticket via gsaexhibitions.co.uk/exhibition/e...
Aswell as researching women’s photography in Scotland I’ve been enjoying using a box brownie camera since 2020. With such a small viewfinder you never know what you will get until the prints come back. The camera is held at waist height to take the photograph.
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A new exhibition opening on 31 May presents a selection of Laleh Sherkat’s early work, taken during her studies at The University of Tehran and shortly after graduating. Laleh Sherkat (b. 1963) is an ...
