Printmakers of Scotland Festival of Printmaking
Celebrating The Inaugural Printmakers of Scotland Festival of Scottish Printmaking
Here is a date for your diary! This August 16th-18th, the University of Stirling will host the first-ever Printmakers of Scotland Festival of Printmaking.
Art Prints at Bute Yard in May
Join Carol and others at The Bute Yard Art & Craft Market
Discover new work and gift products made on the island by various creators. Enjoy food, drinks, art, crafts, and more.
Art Prints at Bute Yard
Bute Yard Art & Craft Market
Join Carol and many other artists at The Bute Yard Art & Craft Market as the 2024 season begins.
Discover new work and gift products made on the island by various creators. Enjoy food, drinks, art, crafts, and more. Carol Nunan Printmaker will introduce a new gift and original print collection. Explore the diverse art and find the perfect pieces for your home or loved ones. Immerse yourself in the artistic wonder at The Bute Yard Art & Craft Market.
Studio Clearance Sale - One Day Only
Annual Studio Clearance Sale Announcement
Join us at Carol Nunan Printmaker's studio for her annual clearance sale! Explore a wide selection of original prints, end-of-season gift collection items, including mini and open edition prints, glass coasters (seconds and singles), and greeting cards.
Christmas at Bute Yard
I’m really looking forward to taking part in Bute Yard’s very first Christmas Market! It should be a blast. I wonder if Santa will have time in his busy schedule to make an appearance.
Maker Takeover at The Barony Centre West Kilbride Craft Town Scotland
The Maker Takeover at The Barony Centre West Kilbride Craft Town Scotland - my first ‘Meet The Maker’ event since I came to live in Scotland.
I am part of a month-long event at the beautiful Barony Centre in West Kilbride which is known as Craft Town Scotland. Its origins are not dissimilar to the village where my first studio was at The Hearth in Horsley, Northumberland.
You will find me at The Barony Centre this Friday, April 14th, from 10 am - 4 pm demonstrating printmaking and talking about the inspiration behind my work.
In West Kilbride, a group of community activists and elected representatives, supported by the community, launched West Kilbride Community Initiative Limited (WKCIL) in 1998. It was a vehicle to regenerate the community by creating Scotland’s only designated Craft and Design town.
A similar ethos was behind The Hearth Art Centre in Horsley. Local representatives were keen to use art, design and craft in the social, economic, cultural and environmental regeneration of the village community, based in the Methodist Church buildings at the centre of the village following the devastation wrought by the foot and mouth disease outbreak.
I’m looking forward to getting involved with the wider creative community not just on the Isle of Bute but also across Argyll.