Original Print |
Art Gallery and Small Gallery 23 August - 20 September
An exhibition of prints and print techniques created by the Highland Print Studio
Drawing workshop with Dean Melville Saturday 6 September 10am – 4pm
£ 30 per person
This workshop is designed to offer students a variety of ways of understanding and doing drawing. We will use imagery that is directly around us as a starting point, as this exhibition lends itself really well to the study of the drawn line. We will explore the use of marking techniques and look at how this relates to each individual's approach to their subject. All aspects of picture making will be covered - composition, proportion, scale, tone, perspective, etc. This class will be beneficial to both the complete beginner and the more experienced artist. It will book up fast so phone 01463 237114 soon to book your place! |
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Reflections - Women in the Highlands |
 | Small Gallery 1 - 29 November
Paintings from Inverness Museum and Art Gallery collections, with poetry and stories by 'Random Acts of Writing. |
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Merkinch Arts Group |
Community Gallery, September 2008
Art exploring attitudes towards the community. |
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Mike McCartney |
Art Gallery and Small Gallery, 27 September - 25 October
Photographs taken in the Highlands by Mike McCartney. |
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China - Eve Arnold |
 | Art Gallery 1 - 29 November (closing date tbc)
American photojournalist Eve Arnold was one of the first western photographers to enter communist China. She made her visit in 1979, at a time when its government was opening up to the outside world, and the exhibition shows a remarkable set of 40 of photos from this trip. The images are a candid look at the country and its people and range from militia training in Mongolia and rice gleaning in Hsishuang Panna, to performing artists and noodle making. |
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Reflections: Women in the Highlands |
 | Small Gallery 1 - 29 November
Paintings from the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery collections, with poetry and stories by Random Acts of Writing, and Inverness-based literary magazine. |
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Merkinch Arts Group |
Community Gallery, July 2008
Art exploring attitudes towards the community. |
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Travel Through our Memories |
Community Gallery, August 2008
A group of young Travellers from Highland invite you to take a journey with them as they recall the places of importance to them and their unique experiences on the road. The exhibition includes art work and writing, with the opportunity for visitors to add their own memories. |
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Art Class Drawings |
Community Gallery, October 2008 |
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Salt of the Earth |
Community Gallery, November 2008
Art created at workshops held at the museum. The workshops studied a wedding dress from the museum collections and the stories associated with it. |
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Drawing Workshop with Dean Melville |
Saturday 6 September, 10am – 4pm
£ 30 per person.
This workshop is designed to offer students a variety of ways of understanding and doing drawing. We will use imagery that is directly around us as a starting point, as this exhibition lends itself really well to the study of the drawn line. We will explore the use of marking techniques and look at how this relates to each individual's approach to their subject. All aspects of picture making will be covered - composition, proportion, scale, tone, perspective, etc. This class will be beneficial to both the complete beginner and the more experienced artist. It will book up fast so phone 01463 237114 soon to book your place! |
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Medieval Archaeology Walk |
Saturday 11 October, 10 am - 12 noon
Join Cait McCullagh on an entertaining walk through Medieval Inverness. Cait will provide an insight into the ongoing archaeological investigations of the Old Town and let you in on some of the amazing and strange events surrounding our city.
Meet in the foyer of Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
Free! Sponsored by Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. |
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Knit Wit! |
Saturday 6 December, 10 am - 12 noon
Dust off your needles and show off your work! If you don’t knit yet you soon will. Bring some yarn and needles and join Katey for a fun morning of knitting in the Gallery!
Free! Just drop in. |
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