Member Picks
Here's some highlights from the SCAN member community:
Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival returns from 28 April-2 May. The festival is dedicated to experimental film and artists’ moving image, screening experimental shorts and feature-length works in cinemas and other spaces in Hawick.
Artist Kate Clayton is part of the Scene Stirling Climate Change showcase. Working collaboratively with other artists, she will participate in the Creative Ecosystems exhibition from 13th – 28th May, reflecting on COP26 and how climate change impacts on life and artistic practice.
Deveron Projects in Huntly are currently recruiting for two new part time posts. They are looking for a Producer to support artists in the development of their projects and facilitating public engagement. The new Community Hub Coordinator role will work across building management, event co-ordination and creative visioning. Deadline for applications, 6th May.
How can we communicate with nature using a village telephone box? If we could speak Bird, what would the birds tell us about their life? Are they singing, chattering, debating or accusing? 'How to Speak Bird' is an exhibition by artist Andrea Geile at 201 Telephone Box Gallery in Strathkinness. She will be giving a talk about the work on-site on 6th May.
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop start their public courses programme later this month and there is still time to sign up. Courses will take place outside in Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop’s Outdoor Learning Studio and are suitable for everyone, from beginners through to experienced artists. 10% discount for students and concessions.
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