Inuit Goddesses, Whales and Imaginings. Mostly ceramics.

Jill’s abstract use of colour, line and texture challenge perceptions of familiar places. A previous bursary winner, her new work includes paintings from a residency in Shetland and Fife landscapes.

My paintings are shaped by narratives that reflect encounters in everyday life. Toys and bric-a-brac interact playfully on the still life stage, often observed by onlookers waiting in the wings.

With exotic, endangered, and local wildlife art, Kirsten aims to capture the power and extraordinary life of these animals. Prints of most of her paintings are available to purchase, along with original artworks.

I make ceramic figures that explore and respond to contemporary culture and current events both personal and global. Exaggerated movements and proportions, ridiculous juxtapositions and humour are used to communicate meaning.