This is our complete list of Angus Creatives and partners. If they have a number then you can visit their Open Studios on dates listed. Those without numbers will not be opening for the festival period but many will be showing work in our Art Markets and/or exhibitions. The Art Market and Exhibition 2025 section in the navigation bar provides an easy to find range focus events that have been organised for 2025 and takes place across Angus during the festival period.
I’m a printmaker/artist working mainly in linocut. Fascinated by nature’s detail and patterns, my work - often featuring birds - is inspired by the wildlife and plants found in my garden and the natural landscape of Angus. View or buy work from the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition (venue 5).
Travelling to the venue
What's on
See a wide range of work from Lesley Balfour at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Make Contact Lesley direct for workshop details.
Buy a wide range of work from Lesley Balfour at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
May 2nd - 5th
see Lesley's latest work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
May 9th - 18th
see Lesley's latest work at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Anna Rooney
DD5 4QE
Anna is inspired by formations present in the natural world and the ways in which making can connect to the environment. Her practice has progressed from mixed-media textiles to quilts and paintings, highlighting the joy in appreciating local environments through bright, uplifting colours and bold shapes. You can see her work at the Arbroath Art Market from 2nd - 5th May (Venue 3).
SeeAnna's work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
BuyAnna's work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
May 2nd to 5th May
Anna's work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
Ramsay Allan
6 Eastbank, Brechin DD9 6AT
Award-winning painter Ramsay Allan's creative journey began after undergoing lens surgery that restored his eyesight. Seeing the world in a new light became the catalyst to pursue his art. Specialising in oil landscapes and portraits, Allan uses vibrant colours to explore surrealism, dreams, and the spiritual realm. One of his recent works was featured on the front cover of Art Loving Magazine. His studio is open on 3 - 5th May from 12 till 3pm each day and is also showing work at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4).
See Allan's work at his studio on 3 - 5th May from 12 till 3pm and Also at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4)
Buy Allan's work at his studio on 3 - 5th May from 12 till 3pm and Also at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4)
May 3rd to 5th May
12 - 3pm at Allan's studio on 3 - 5th May
May 2nd - 5th
Montrose Art Market (Venue 4)
Pam Robertson
6A Guthrie Street, Letham, Forfar DD8 2PS
Pam is a biologist and artist that uses many mixed media techniques to create paintings which feature animals and plants of the countryside and seas. She loves the effect of printing, carving lino cuts from original drawings, and printing on backgrounds of ink and watercolour. You can see Pam’s work at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1) and also at the ‘Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present’ exhibition (Venue 5). She also has work on display at the Hand Pict Showcase Gallery (Venue 10).
I make hand-built pots through coiling ori use moulds. These I have made myself from found natural objects or shapes I like. I have had three joint exhibitions with other artists.
Sarah makes jewellery using knitted wire, felt and found objects. She is
currently working on larger scale pieces using mixed media that will
be on show at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and will also be exhibiting at the
Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition (Venue 5).
See Sarah's work at Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and Venue 5 exhibition.
Buy Sarah's work at Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and Venue 5 exhibition.
May 2nd to 31st May
Open by Appointment outwith open studio dates:
May 2nd - 5th
Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
May 9th - 18th
remnants Exhibition (Venue 5).
Hand Pict Showcase Gallery
14 The Square, Letham DD8 2PZ
In addition to stocking Hand Made Art and Crafts, the gallery also hosts a wide variety of creative
workshops throughout the year. Visitors can not only see our tutors teaching their skills but can
also have the opportunity to make purchases from a wide range of Hand Made Gifts.
A full list of our 2025 workshops can be found on our website and on our Facebook Page.
Al has worked commercially in art for over 50 years in Greeting Cards and Children's Books. He work in acrylics and watercolour, and since joining the Men's Shed he also produces recycled wooden pieces. His work will be on display on Sunday 4th May from 11am to 4pm.
See Al's work at his home studio on Sunday 4th May 11am-4pm.
Buy Al's work at his home studio on Sunday 4th May 11am-4pm.
May 2nd to 31st May
Open by Appointment outwith open studio dates:
May 4th
11am - 4pm at Al's home studio.
Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present
St John's Methodist Church,
15 Ponderlaw, Arbroath DD11 1EU
This captivating multidisciplinary art exhibition features the imaginative works of 15 talented Angus-based artists and makers, each exploring the multifaceted concept of remnants in our contemporary world.
Embark on a journey through time, discovering connections between the past and present through various artistic expressions including paintings, sculptures, textiles, ceramics, glass and mixed-media works. The artists have drawn their inspiration from a wide variety of sources: urban and geological remains, cultural artefacts, human histories, natural evolution, personal histories and home decor. By examining and preserving these remnants or incorporating them into new creations, we gain valuable insights into our collective identity and heritage. We look forward to welcoming you to this exceptional artistic exploration of remnants and their significance in our lives. Artists include: Lesley Balfour (Linocuts, Watercolours); Maureen Crosbie (Leaded Glass); Michelle Hewitt (Scottish Wildlife Artist); Sandra Ireland (Author, creative writing facilitator)Sarah Keay (Multidisciplinary Artist and Jewellery Maker);Fran Marquis (Ceramicist); Jane Prior (Miscellany Jane) – (Upcycled Textiles); Maralyn Reed-Wood (Ceramicist); Pam Robertson (Mixed Media Artist); Anna Rooney (Painting, Textiles); Carol Sinclair (Ceramicist); Susan Stehli (Textiles, natural dyeing); KnotbrookTaylor (Art Photographer, Poet) and Astrid Weigel (Textile designer/maker).
St John's Methodist Church, 15 Ponderlaw, Arbroath DD11 1EU
With nine local artists exhibiting a wide variety of creations, there is plenty to see at the Arbroath Art Market. The artists will be available to talk about their work and inspiration in this recently restored community venue in the heart of Arbroath. Also, the church café will be open for visitors to enjoy refreshments and tasty treats. So come along for and meet the artists. the following artists/makers will be showing work at the Art Market: Fran Marquis (Ceramics); Claire Walmsley (Painting ); John Burness (Ceramics); Jane Prior (Upcycled textiles); Anna Rooney (Textiles/Painting); Clive Weake (Ceramics); Susan Stehli (Textiles/quilts); Sandra Ireland (Author); Lesley Balfour (Linocut Prints); and Sarah Keay (Jewellery).
The Clay Half is "a dedicated space for pottery enthusiasts and creative minds, serving the local community and beyond.” The Art Market creates a unique creative focus for Montrose during the festival, featuring artists from Brechin and Montrose areas. Featuring work from the following artists/makers: Sarah Rees Lloyd Ceramics (Ceramics); Maralyn Reed Wood (Ceramics); Michelle Hewitt (Fine Art Painting/illustration); Irene Hughes (Ceramics); Amy Mason (Glass Artist); Kirsten Ritchie Walker D.A (Fine Art Painting); Sasha Maninn (Ceramics); and Ramsay Allan (Fine Art Painting/Illustration).
Murton Farm & Nature Reserve plays host to six of our Forfar members for this year’s Festival of Makers. We are excited to come together under one roof where you’ll find us in The Cabin (next to the tearoom). Meet and chat with us, view a wide range of high quality art and perhaps make a few purchases! Murton is a family friendly venue and is free with lots to do. Murton is also hosting one of our Create:Networks funded commissions and will be available to see and buy limited editions during the festival. Artists taking part in the Art Market include: Adam Geary (Photography/Books); Carol Sinclair (Ceramics); Jennifer Mackie (Fine Art Painting); Pam Robertson (Mixed Media Artist); Astrid Weigel (Textile/Printmaking);
Victoria Wylie (Fine Art Painting).
Buy work from six artists/makers from Forfar area.
May 3rd and 4th May
10.30am - 4pm Saturday and Sunday
Kirriemuir Art Market
Kinnordy House, Kirriemuir DD8 5ER
The Kirriemuir Art Market event showcases a variety of local artists and their work as they gather at the studio in Kinnordy House and demonstrate their skills and display their work. Visitors can expect to see various artistic disciplines. Follow the link on the website to book sessions. Kinnordy House is set within an estate at the edge of town. Features the work of the following artists/makers: Deirdre Bennet (Papermaking); Maureen Crosbie (Stained Glass); Bebe Geen (Weaving); Jo Gifford (Ceramics); Cathrine Holtet (Ceramics); and Sheila Roussel (Silversmith).
By bus
S20 Kirriemuir High Street - Northmuir
15 min walk to venue from Cortachy Road, alight near Kinnordy Road
Please don't rely on the postcode as it takes you to Home Farm rather than Kinnordy House. The house is at 56°40'58.9"N 3°02'04.2"W 56.683021, -3.034488 It is easiest to reach the house up the front drive through the gates marked Kinnordy Estate, https://goo.gl/maps/ukUTMoPKCLHKyPVF7 56°40'43.5"N 3°00'58.5"W 56.678744, -3.016255 Access to the studio is at the back of the house, door to the right when through the courtyard. What3words: group.otter.relieves
See work from six artists/makers based in or around Kirriemuir.
Buy work from six artists/makers based in or around Kirriemuir.
May 2nd to 5th May
10.30am -4pm each day
Making Better Exhibition
Signal Tower Museum, Ladyloan, Arbroath DD11 1PU
An exhibition sharing the bright and joyful artworks made by adults living with Dementia and their Carers. Creative activities including printing, working with clay and writing were part of a new programme of creative activities developed and delivered by members of Angus Creatives - a network of professional creatives living and working in Angus. Supported by the Communities Health and Wellbeing Fund and the Pathfinders Project, these workshops introduced the participants to new making processes, inspiring materials and professional tools. And the results were remarkable, not just in the work that was made, but also in the levels of enjoyment and engagement. Creativity really does make you feel better.
Newtonmill Farmhouse, Stracathro, by Brechin DD9 7PZ
Amy is a fused glass artist based in Angus. Her inspiration comes from the glens the coastline and the natural beauty of the area. She is also influenced by my many years travelling in Asia, East Africa and South America. She often combines Jewellery making skills with glasswork to produce whimsical pieces such as robots. As well as making she also runs workshops so that others can discover the joy of glass. See Amy's work at Montrose Art Market (Venue 4).
My practice includes printmaking, photography and writing involving text and language, philosophy, Scottish history and aesthetics. I work both in my purpose built studio and on the land itself. I am hoping to start doing classes in my studio for those interested in traditional printmaking.
Experienced published poet. I am happy to give readings of my work, collaborate with other artists across different media (music, photography, dance) and I am an experienced poetry tutor who can help people access modern poetry and improve their own writing.
See a range of books from Knotbrook Taylor at Venue 5
Make Contact Knotbrook Taylor for workshops
Buy a range of books from Knotbrook Taylor at Venue 5
May 2 to 31 May
Contact Knotbrook Taylor to buy books during festival.
May Fri 9 and Sat 18th
11am - 4pm See and Buy Knotbrook Taylor's work at the Remnants Exhibition Venue 5
John Burness
67 Queen street, Carnoustie DD77AB
John is a ceramic artist, creating sculptural pieces that draw on nature and natural elements for inspiration. He uses Japanese techniques in his work. John’s work will be on display at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
Travelling to the venue
What's on
See John's work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
Make Contact Fran direct for workshop details.
Buy John's work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
May 2nd - 5th
See and Buy John's work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
Jennifer Mackie
11 Taylor Street, Forfar DD8 3JQ
Jennifer is an observational oil painter who strives to capture the atmosphere of a place. Fascinated with holding onto the ever-changing fleeting light and movement of her subject matter. You can see Jenny’s work at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1).
Access is through the gate to the back garden, my studio is in the garden. No steps
What's on
See a wide range of work by Jenny at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1)
Buya wide range of work by Jenny at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1)
May 3rd and 4th
See and BuyJenny's work at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1)
Fran Marquis
4 Springfield Terrace, Arbroath DD11 1EL
Fran Marquis will be taking part in the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) where she will have a mix of light sculptures based on Foramenifera, sea creatures, and exciting new functional ceramics from a recent residency in Portugal. Fran will also be taking part in the Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition (Venue 5).
Wheelchair access from the back through the green back gate, not from the front where there are 7-8 steps up from the pavement.
What's on
See a wide range of work from Fran Marquis at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and at the exhibition (Venue 5).
Make Contact Fran direct for workshop details.
Buy a wide range of work from Fran Marquis at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and at the exhibition (Venue 5).
May 2nd - 5th
see Fran's latest work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 4).
May 9th - 18th
see Fran's latest work at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Amanda Waite
East Lodge, Waulkmill, Letham Grange, Arbroath DD11 4RL
Amanda's art practice is story telling through surreal portraiture with a lean towards disrupted realism. Her commissioned portraits combine oils with symbolic images juxtaposed within the cyanotype print process . Her abstracts are painted on basswood panels inspired from natural objects found along the coastline. She works to commission , tutors life drawing classes and runs drawing/cyanotype workshops. During the festival Amanda is offering Life Drawing Taster Workshops at her studio (Venue 9) on 7th, 14th and 21st of May from 3 -4.30pm (venue 9). Suitable for adults over 18. Book your session at £12 per person, email [email protected]
3.00 - 4.30pm Prebook a Life Drawing Taster Workshop (Venue 9).
Sandra Ireland
Long Row, Westhaven, Carnoustie DD7 6BE
Sandra Ireland is secretary of Angus Writers’ Circle and works with various organisations to provide writing for wellbeing in the community. She is the author of five novels and is currently working on a non-fiction commission about the legend of Lady Godiva. She has also enjoyed success with poetry, winning the Glasgow Women’s Library Bold Types Competition in 2022, and the SAW Dorothy Dunbar trophy in 2016 and 2017. Her poems have featured in various anthologies, including a World Wildlife Fund publication to commemorate Glasgow’s staging of COP 26.
See See books for sale during the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3). Contact artist direct. Make During workshop at Venue 3.
Buy from a selection of latest Books. Contact the artist direct.
May 2nd to 31st
Contact the artist direct.
May 2nd to 5th
See and buy Sandra's books at the Arbroath Art Market (venue 3)
May 11th
Creative writing workshop at the Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition. (Venue 5)
Miscellany Jane Recreations
Barry Village
The prefix Miscellany describes the diversity of her creative practice. As an artist, she uses ink to create meditative line images and cut paper to abstract 'Kiri' style portraits from photos. As a maker, she recycles reclaimed fabric to make new garments, accessories, toys and collage art. As a writer, her stories and poems record the experience of nature and the magic that happens between people. Miscellany Jane’s work can be seen and bought online and in person at the Arbroath Art Market and in the Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition.
See Jane's work at Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and exhibition at Venue 5. Make Buy Jane's work at Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and exhibition at Venue 5.
May 2nd to 5th May
Arbroath Art Market Venue 3.
May 9th - 18th
Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition (Venue 5)
Maralyn Reed-Wood Porcelain
Park Cottage, Careston, Brechin, Angus, DD9 6RU
Maralyn’s work is hand built and modelled and figurative in content. She is inspired by people (working on drag Queens at present) places (working on a large pot with a carved landscape panel) history (recent work on "a short history of Scotland " depicting aspects of weird fashion) nature (leaping hares, puffins, Dodos) and lots of fish baskets using a technique that reinforces the structure. If you’d like to visit her workshop please phone 07966 135069 between 2-5pm.
See a wide range of work from Maralyn Reed-Wood at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4) and at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Make Contact Susie direct for workshop details.
Buy a wide range of work from Maralyn Reed-Wood at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4) and at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
May 2nd - 5th
see Maralyn's latest work at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4).
May 9th - 18th
see Maralyn's latest work at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Lynda Marshall
DD76DQ
Inspired by nature, Scottish scenery, her love of sheep and all things woolly. Lynda's specialties include felt-making and botanical printing. Her work is exhibited locally including Hand Pict Showcase Gallery (Venue11), where she also teaches workshops throughout the year. Lynda will also be exhibiting at the Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition (see separate listing in this brochure for more information)." To book workshops please message Lynda directly on 07778 912111.
See paintings and drawings by Kirsten at Clay Half in Montrose (Venue 22).
Make landscape painted ceramics led by Kirsten at the Clay Half in Montrose (Venue 22).
June Sat 22nd
Clay Half (Venue 22) -local artists Irene Hughes, Sasha Mannin and Kirsten Ritchie Walker exhibiting work and running demonstrations in this welcoming multi-disciplinary studio space in the heart of Montrose from 10am - 4pm.
June Sun 23rd
(Venue 22) -local artists Irene Hughes, Sasha Mannin and Kirsten Ritchie Walker exhibiting work and running demonstrations in this welcoming multi-disciplinary studio space in the heart of Montrose from 10am - 4pm.
June 24th - 30th
The Clay Half Pottery Studio (Venue 22) will be running a range of workshops in ceramics, drawing & painting, lino printing and creative writing with local artists, Irene Hughes, Sasha Mannin, Kirsten Ritchie Walker and Fiona Ritchie Walker from 10am -4pm each day. Booking at www.clayhalf.com/classes
Jo Gifford
Kinnordy House, Kinnordy, Kirriemuir, DD8 5ER
Jo Gifford uses clay to explore ideas around boundaries, containment and categorisation; using the vessel as a starting point she layers repetitive processes creating works that hold time, care and the touch of the human hand within. See Jo's work at Kirriemuir Art Market (Venue 2).
By bus
S20 Kirriemuir High Street - Northmuir
15 min walk to venue from Cortachy Road, alight near Kinnordy Road
Please don't rely on the postcode as it takes you to Home Farm rather than Kinnordy House. The house is at 56°40'58.9"N 3°02'04.2"W 56.683021, -3.034488 It is easiest to reach the house up the front drive through the gates marked Kinnordy Estate, https://goo.gl/maps/ukUTMoPKCLHKyPVF7 56°40'43.5"N 3°00'58.5"W 56.678744, -3.016255 Access to the studio is at the back of the house, door to the right when through the courtyard. What3words: group.otter.relieves
See ceramics by Jo Gifford at the Kirriemuir Art Market. Make Contact maker for workshops Buy ceramics by Jo Gifford at the Kirriemuir Art Market.
May Fri 2nd
See and Buy ceramics by Jo from 10:30am - 4pm
May Sat 3rd
See and Buy ceramics by Jo from 10:30am - 4pm
May Sun 4th
See and Buy ceramics by Jo from 10:30am - 4pm
May Mon 5th
See and Buy ceramics by Jo from 10:30am - 4pm
Erolin Studios
Caroline's prints combine a love of the scientific as well as the spiritual, with her work often referencing cycles of life and death, depicting both the living animal and its skeleton. In addition, many of her prints feature creatures that are often overlooked such as insects and amphibians. All works are handmade with traditional processes ie linocut/etching/wood engraving.
I specialising in original, affordable free hanging leaded glass panels in contemporary and traditionally based designs. But also work on commissions, large and small, for individual clients. I also undertake repair and restoration work. I am influenced by the dominating Angus landscapes and by the tradition of historical stained glass work, translating them into my own contemporary style. The glass has a huge range of possibilities of colour, intensity and texture and this can often dictate the design. Stained glass is experiencing a revival in interest as people realise the value of traditional crafts. Glass panels, however small, are always a point of focus in the home or public environment and respond well to changes in light as the day and seasons progress. I am lucky enough to be able to work at home and have had a spectacular bespoke studio built for me in my garden. So viewing my work is very accessible.
on the left, going up Roods, entry to the drive is directly behind Mc Gregor's Land and just before bench. Studio is situated through large wooden gates, at bottom of the garden. Parking available down drive, for adventurous drivers, alternatively parking can be found on the next street up on left, West Hillbank Road, at the church.
What's on
See a wide range of glass creations from Maureen Crosbie.
Make Contact Maureen Crosbie direct for workshops.
Buy a wide range of glass from Maureen Crosbie.
May 2nd - 5th
See and Buy Glass creations at the Kirriemuir Art Market at Kinnordy (venue 2) by Maureen
May 24th - 27th
See and Buy Glass creations at Maureen's Open Studio (venue 15) by Maureen from 10.30am - 4.30pm every day.
Sarah Rees Lloyd Ceramics
17 Dalhousie Street
Brechin, Angus DD97BB
Sarah Rees Lloyd has created a collection of wheel thrown tableware, blending aesthetics and functionality.
She's influenced by fragments of archaeological finds, whilst field walking and the textural surface patterns found in the hinterland and shorelines of Angus.
Her vibrant glaze hues are drawn from my South Asian heritage, specifically the Temples of Tamil Nadu.
Sarah will be showing at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4) and her Open Studio on Sunday 4 May.
Bus - Alight at St Ninians Square, Brechin. Car - Parking is available on Dalhousie Street, however it is limited.
What's on
See See Sarah's work at a Montrose Art Market and her own Open Studio.
Buy Sarah's whole collection will be available for purchase during the Open Studio period and Montrose Art Market.
May 2 to 31st
Open by Appointment out with following open studio/Art Market dates:
May Fri 2nd
Private View Friday 2 May 5-8pm
May Sat 3 to 5th
11am - 4pm See and Buy Sarah's work at the Montrose Art Market.
May Sun 4th
11am - 4pm See and Buy Sarah's work at her Open Studio.
Irene Hughes Pottery/Clay Half
55 Murray Street, Montrose DD108JZ
My work mainly involves the production of handmade tableware from stoneware clay. The decoration of my pottery with slips and glazes reflects the influence of the seascapes and landscapes that surround me in the coastal town of Montrose. My work is mainly electric fired but I also wood fire regularly. I am open to commissions but am selective due to time available with commitments at my teaching studio at the Clay Half. During the festival I will be hosting the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4) at Clay Half.
Make Irene will be hosting a range of workshops at Clay Half at 55 Murray Street (Venue 4)
Buy a range of pottery from Irene Hughes (Venue 4).
May Fri 2nd
Private View Friday 2 May 5-8pm
May Sat 3 to 5th
11am - 4pm See and Buy Irene's work at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4)
Sheila Roussel Jewellery Design
DD2 5PT
Working in sterling silver and also anodised aluminium, Sheila designs and makes her jewellery collections taking inspiration from the world around her, the decorative, delicate and colourful structures of natural forms. Sheila works from her home studio in Birkhill, Angus and sells her work at fairs and events in Angus, Perthshire and Fife. Commissions are welcome. Sheila also runs a range of Introduction to Jewellery Workshops for 1:1 and small groups from her home studio and also in the community.
See latest Jewellery from Sheila can be seen at Kirriemuir Art Market (Venue 2)
Make Contact Sheila direct for workshops.
Buy latest selection of Jewellery from Sheila at Kirriemuir Art Market (Venue 2)
May 2nd - 5th
See and Buy Jewellery creations at the Kirriemuir Art Market at Kinnordy (venue 2) by Sheila
May Wed 14th
11.00-1.00 Introduction to Mindful Mandalas workshop with Sheila at (Venue 6).
Clive Weake, Monifieth Ceramics
12 Albert Street, Monifieth, Angus, DD5 4JS
I work from my small workshop attached to our house in Monifieth. While concentrating on producing my own work I also give lessons , primarily throwing but also helping people develop their own ideas.
See Clive's work can be seen at the Arbroath Art Market ( Venue 3 )
May 2nd - 5th
See and Buy Ceramics from Clive at the Arbroath Art Market (venue 3)
Susan Stehli
Arbroath, DD11 1HL
Susan Stehli is a textile artist focusing on both traditional and modern patchwork and textile-based art. She now predominantly focuses on creating works using fabrics (often upcycled) that she dyes, prints or paints using dyes, inks and paints that she concocts herself using botanicals and ground rocks. Naturally, her inspiration, like the materials she uses, largely come from the world around us. You can see and buy Susan's work at the Arbroath Art Market and also at the Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present exhibition.
See a wide range of work from Susie Stehli at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Make Contact Susie direct for workshop details.
Buy a wide range of work from Susie Stehli at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3) and at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
May 2nd - 5th
see Susie's latest work at the Arbroath Art Market (Venue 3).
May 9th - 18th
see Susie's latest work at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Michelle Hewitt
Three Chimneys, Bridge of Dun, Montrose, DD10 9LH
Predominantly a detailed wildlife artist working in pastels from my home studio. I run workshops and give demos. Selling work through galleries, online and direct at events. Commissions always welcome.
Directions: Off A935 Brechin-Montrose road follow signs for Caledonian Railway. There is parking at the Caledonian railway opposite.
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What's on
See latest work at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4) and at exhibition Venue 5.
MakeSunday 18th May, 130-3.30pm; two hour workshop linked to venue 5 exhibition.
Buy latest work at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4) and at exhibition Venue 5.
May 2nd - 5th
see Michelle's latest work at the Montrose Art Market (Venue 4).
May 9th - 18th
see Michelle's latest work at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Victoria Wylie
23 Arbroath Road, Forfar DD82JJ
Victoria is a fine art painter – she makes contemporary abstract landscape paintings from her home studio in Forfar. Exploring the wilderness of Scotland's land and sea, she creates bold, striking and atmospheric paintings that celebrate the natural world. Her connection with and respect for the natural world is central to every mark she makes. Victoria’s work can be seen at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1). She exhibits with galleries throughout the UK and has artworks in corporate and private collections across the world. Appointments can be made to visit her studio all year round – just get in touch to arrange a suitable time.
My studio is on the corner of Arbroath Road and Yeaman Street. The entrance is via the back driveway on Yeaman Street
What's on
See latest paintings from Victoria at Forfar Art Market (Venue1)
Buy latest paintings from Victoria at Forfar Art Market (Venue1)
May 3d and 4th
See and Buy latest paintings from Victoria at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1).
Georgina Sampson
Mains of Balgavies, Forfar DD8 2TH
I work in earthenware clay throwing and hand building ceramics which are decorated with underslip colours and clear glazes.My ceramics are mainly decorative.I work to commission via my website and have run one workshop but would like to do more workshops in clay with groups like school children and young adults.
Astrid Weigel is a screen printer who utilizes textiles and paper to produce a variety of wall art and home decorative accessories. Her work is primarily inspired by nature, combining semi-abstract textural motifs with natural elements in vibrant colours. She offers workshops at her studio, teaching basic printmaking techniques on fabric and/or paper for small groups or individual sessions.
Astrid will be displaying her work at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1) during the weekend of the 3rd & 4th May and her studio is open by appointment. Additionally, she will be exhibiting at the “Remnants: Traces of the Past in the Present” exhibition at Venue 5 in Arbroath 9-18th May. See separate listings for more information.
WORKSHOPS
Monday 5th May at Puddledub Cottage (Venue 8) PRINT YOUR OWN TOTE BAG – a fun and creative event where you can print your own bag with the Angus Creative’s eye-catching logo.
4 slots available: 12.00-12.30; 1.30-2.00; 2.30-3.00; 3.30-4.00
Suitable for all ages, from 6 to 100!
Cost: £ 8.00
Where: Astrid’s studio at Puddledub Cottage, Guthrie, Forfar. DD8 2SN (Venue 8)
Tickets and info: Click on eventbrite link below
See a wide range of work for sale during Forfar Art Market (Venue 1) and Remnants exhibition (venue 5)
Make Print a tote bag workshop at Venue 8
Buy from a selection of latest works at the Forfar Art market (Venue 1)
May 2nd to 31st May
Open by Appointment outwith following Art Markets and Exhibitions:
May Sat 3rd and Sun 4th
10.30am - 4.00pm See and Buy Astrid's work at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1).
May Mon 5th
12.00-12.30; 1.30-2.00; 2.30-3.00; 3.30-4.00 Print You Own Tote Bag workshop with Astrid at Venue 8.
May Fri 9th to 18th
10.30am - 4.00pm See and Buy Astrid's work at the Remnants exhibition (Venue 5).
Carey Brett
39 Brechin Road, Forfar, DD8 3JT
Carey Brett is a textile designer currently exploring the wonders of bookbinding, marbling, and paper folding. Working from her studio in Forfar, Angus she creates a varied range of original notebooks and sketchbooks, employing different structures and stitch techniques, often incorporating her unique hand marbled papers into a finished piece. Carey's current work also involves commissions and bespoke orders. Open Studio by request. Please get in touch if you would like to visit and find out more.
I’m a photographer living in Angus, on the North East Coast of Scotland, UK. My primary creative focus is publishing books and have done this for many years. Publishing allows me to reach a diverse, international audience with high quality, accessible and affordable books /prints that are easy to buy and collect. My books and photographs are exhibited widely and appear in many collections worldwide. I like being outside, searching for images and exploring new places; looking for poetry in the everyday and being excited by the visual world. I take inspiration and influence from many places across the arts and my work is a reflection of this. It really is all about the photographs and the books, however! Pop in and see my books and prints at the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1) or from my studio on the 5th from 11 till 4pm.
See Limited edition Photographs and books by Adam Geary in the Forfar Art Market (Venue 1) and at Venue 8 on 5th May.
Buy 20% off limited edition Photographs and books by Adam Geary .
May 2 to 31 May
Open by Appointment outwith following Art Market open studio dates:
May Sat 3 and Sun 4th
10am - 4pm See and Buy Adam's work at Forfar Art Market (Venue 1)
May Mon 5th
11am - 4pm See and Buy Adam's work at Puddledub Cottage (Venue 7)
Haym
41 High Street, Carnoustie, DD7 6AG
HAYM is a Homeware and Lifestyle store with a carefully curated selection of products from many local and Scottish independent designers. It already sells work from some Angus Creatives members and will be hosting several creative workshops during the festival period and can be booked through www.haym.com
I create one-off porcelain works and limited edition collections inspired by people and places, and in response to specific themes or topics. I create work that is carefully crafted while also having layers of meaning to draw attention to things that I care about, especially the environment and the beautiful Angus landscape that inspires me.
Any service that takes you into Forfar town centre, uphill walk to destination. Limited parking on site, on street parking round the corner at the top of the road.