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Morag McGee Ceramics: February 2012

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Sunday, 26 February 2012. Happy New Year.2012 is going to be a busy one! Well, it's only the end of February and things are already busy, and shaping up to be a good one in 2012.  . The Affa Fine quines have been chatting (when they have time! And hopefully you will see some exciting collaborative 3d work this year. Doric Delft is travelling far and wide with further stockists to follow. The figure of Napoleon Bonaparte has been admired by many and the Oldemldrum Wargames Group. Sunday, February 26, 2012.

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Morag McGee Ceramics: August 2011

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Monday, 8 August 2011. Affa Fine is accepted to Renegade! Excellent news peeps, my wee side project along with Gabi Reith ( Small Stories. And Aubin Stewart ( Aubeebop Jewellery. Has been accepted to show at Renegade Craft Fair. At the Old Truman Brewery in London! On the 8th and 9th of October. Its should be an amazing weekend, hopefully we will be able to make a few friends and contacts along the way. Now all we need to do is work out how to get there, where to stay, how much work to take, etc. If you ...

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Morag McGee Ceramics: June 2011

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Wednesday, 29 June 2011. The pieces fired at 950C and come out of the kiln pure white and very very chalky. The porcelain is still very brittle. If you imagine the consistency of Edinburgh Rock, you are pretty much there! I coat the insides of the vessels with a clear stoneware, food safe glaze and work with powdered cobalt oxide to bring out some of the patterns. Kiln is currently packed and on, here's hoping the I see the precariously placed cone when the time comes! Wednesday, June 29, 2011. I have de...

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Morag McGee Ceramics: September 2011

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Friday, 30 September 2011. I've had to put my figures on hold for a bit so I can attend to the woeful lack of work I have for Renegade Craft Fair. I started by carving out a plaster bat with my collection of cockney rhyming slang and other such Laandaan words. I thought I would make some of the less expensive wares and hope to make some wine money for socialising in the big smoke! But seriously, I hope that there will be a new set of people to network with and bounce ideas off of. 1st Saturday at NEOS.

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Years to come – The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire

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The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire. A creative research project by François Matarasso for Aberdeenshire Council. The best of Aberdeenshire. Off the beaten track. What contribution will they make to education, wellbeing, prosperity and quality of life? What could culture in Aberdeenshire achieve in the next ten years? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). The culture of snow.

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Patchwork connections – The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire

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The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire. A creative research project by François Matarasso for Aberdeenshire Council. The best of Aberdeenshire. Off the beaten track. There is a wealth of cultural and arts activity in Aberdeenshire, ranging from Highland Games to amateur choirs, from international contemporary art to historic houses, but how much interaction is there between these different facets of local cultural life? Sometimes, there seems little cooperation even within subsectors&...

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The best of Aberdeenshire – The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire

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The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire. A creative research project by François Matarasso for Aberdeenshire Council. The best of Aberdeenshire. Off the beaten track. The best of Aberdeenshire. What are the highlights of Aberdeenshire’s culture? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Rural and remote – The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire

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The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire. A creative research project by François Matarasso for Aberdeenshire Council. The best of Aberdeenshire. Off the beaten track. If it takes hours to reach somewhere, it makes sense to stay a while: so the experiences offered and received are different. Perhaps it’s time to make a case for slow art alongside slow food. What do artists and cultural organisations in Aberdeenshire gain from being away from the centres of cultural power? You are commen...

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Off the beaten track – The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire

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The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire. A creative research project by François Matarasso for Aberdeenshire Council. The best of Aberdeenshire. Off the beaten track. Off the beaten track. And if so, is that a problem? Are there advantages to having a less high tourism profile than some other parts of Scotland? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.

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Traditions and modernity – The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire

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The Pinning Stones: Culture and community in Aberdeenshire. A creative research project by François Matarasso for Aberdeenshire Council. The best of Aberdeenshire. Off the beaten track. But all these traditions, stretching back over some 5,000 years, are a wonderful resource for contemporary artists, craftspeople, writers and creative industries. Are people making the most of them? What stories does Aberdeenshire tell of its past and how might they influence its culture today? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.