TINA ROSE discovers a sense of place in the work of recent art school graduates.

Lochinver Village Hall, Assynt, 10-11 December 2010.

Castle Gallery, Castle Street, Inverness, until 24 December 2010.

MANDY HAGGITH enjoys a good yarn with wool dyer Helen Lockhart.

Ingenuity, imagination and skill shine from the jewellery, textiles and fashion created by the 2010 Highland graduates from the Scottish art colleges.

These are a selection of images from the Made It! Exhibition which took place at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery during the summer of 2010.

Sian Jamieson (Audience Development Coordinator at HI-Arts) talks about the HI-Arts Making Progress Crafts Mentoring Scheme and the Made It! exhibition at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery which features work by Highland Makers and from the Crafts Council collection. Intellectual, physical, unique, challenging, beautiful, useful, tactile, extraordinary, cutting-edge, innovative, aesthetic, visual, thought provoking, handmade, multi-disciplined, […]

Keeping the Burners Lit is an exhibition of the diverse work of 13 Scottish Ceramicists from the North of Scotland which took place from 3 – 25 July 2010 at an talla solais in Ullapool.

MELANIE MUIR gets a first hand look at how they do things in rather different Craft world of the USA.

All we could do was look on and giggle nervously as the Pentland Ferry drew in closer to Gill’s Bay, on what was a wild and windy lunchtime in September. The ferry had been delayed earlier due to the weather, and I couldn’t help but wonder whether it was still safe to travel across the […]