Running over the next six weeks at Bonhoga Gallery alongside Anne Bevan’s exhibition Particle – Things Unseen (in the main gallery) are two exhibitions in the lower gallery/café.
Bosquoy is a series of new works by Orcadian artist Laura Drever. Laura studied at Edinburgh College of Art, returning to Orkney in 2003 and visited Shetland…
Archive for July, 2012
Laura Drever and Farlin at Bonhoga Gallery
Posted by Lisa Ward on July 31st, 2012 No Comments‘Particle – Things Unseen’ by Anne Bevan, 4 August – 16 September
Posted by Lisa Ward on July 31st, 2012 No CommentsPublic opening at Bonhoga Gallery: 3 August, 5.30-7.30pm
Gallery talk at Bonhoga Gallery: 4 August, 11.30am
Shetland Museum & Archive Pier Store Opening: 4 August 2.30pm
Beach Workshop: 6 August 2pm
Shetland Arts is privileged to show the work of eminent artist Anne Bevan at the upcoming Bonhoga exhibition, Particle – Things Unseen. Anne Bevan…
Fiddle Frenzy concert tickets go on sale
Posted by Lisa Ward on July 30th, 2012 No CommentsShetland Arts pleased to be putting Fiddle Frenzy tickets on sale and giving audiences the chance to see this fantastic line-up of concerts over the course of the week of 5 – 12 August.
We’re looking forward to welcoming guests from across the world that will enjoy the concerts side-by-side with local audiences.
Shetland Arts…
Shetland most northerly participants in ‘All the Bells’
Posted by Lisa Ward on July 27th, 2012 No CommentsShetland Arts is proud to announce that this morning (Friday 27 July) it took part in All the Bells, a UK-wide project celebrating the first day of the London 2012 Olympic Games, as the UK’s most northerly participant.
This morning at 8:12am, the aptly named Belle Spence, alongside 40 others of all ages, rang a…
Wordplay line-up announced
Posted by Lisa Ward on July 25th, 2012 5 CommentsShetland Arts is delighted to confirm a line-up of excellent guests for its annual book festival, Wordplay, running this year from 31 August to 9 September. Details below:
Val McDermid
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Val McDermid graduated in English at St Hilda’s College, Oxford before going on to be an award winning journalist for sixteen years. She has now
