Cape Wrath

Cape Wrath 2009

 

Studies for MIND

'Studies for Mind’⁣ is working with Support in Mind Scotland, an organisation providing crucial support for people with mental health⁣ issues.

'Studies' have set up a photography sale to raise funds, providing an opportunity for you to own an image by one of the UKs top creative folk - and raise money for charity in the process.

All A4 prints are being sold as unlimited edition prints for the very special price of £50 + P&P. The work is on sale for one month, from June 24th until July 24th. 100% of the proceeds goes to Support In Mind Scotland. 

Visit Studies in Mind
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ARC

Final image from the 2009 series DARKEDEN. This piece is also on display in the Sanctuary, the contemplative non-denominational space for quiet thought,  meditation and prayer at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

The knowledge of care

The National Galleries of Scotland have revisited the TENDER project, made in 1999 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the NHS. New interviews and some previously unpublished images, published here on the National Galleries of Scotland website.

With thanks to curators Liz Louis and Anne Lyden, Dr Ninian Hewitt and Dr Susan Moir and the patients of the Longhouse Surgery.

God bless our National Health Service! 

Lost Landscapes ii

Lost Landscapes // Way To Blue

Unseen 'lost' work from the LAND/SEA/SKY series 1995-2005

Lost Landscapes

Introducing some previously unseen 'lost' work from the LAND/SEA/SKY series 1995-2005.

From The Morning 

1995

Home Is Where The Art Is

The National Galleries of Scotland designed a series of creative activities for children of all ages to explore at home during the UK lockdown, under the heading Home Is Where The Art Is.

One Day Strike for the National Health Service
 Edinburgh 1988 

'This week, inspired by this photograph, we’re celebrating heroes!

During these challenging times, every Thursday evening people come together to clap and make noise for important people such as nurses, doctors, carers and front-line workers, who are some of the many heroes of our society. Have you been joining in?!

This image is from photographer Iain Stewart’s project, ‘Picture of Health’, for which he followed his parents (both doctors) and took photos to record them at work.

This week’s activities include different ways for you to celebrate the heroes in YOUR life, whoever they may be.'

National Galleries of Scotland 
May 5th 2020