Workshops
As usual workshops have called a halt for the summer. Susheila will be running occasional days at various festivals over July and August. There will hopefully also be some practical sessions associated with the Dawyck exhibition. Otherwise normal wednesday workshops...
Dawyck Sculpture trail , June – November 2022
Sculpture trail is up and running. All the sculpture is for sale. Photographs thanks to Steve Fraser and Derek Scullard
Sculpture trail at Dawyck Botanical Gardens
Susheila has a show of 17 new sculptures which are combined with 3 permanent pieces to make a short sculpture trail at Dawyck Gardens. Open from the 16th of May until November. The sculpture hand carved in either Portland or Kilkenny Limestone and is inspired by...
St Clements Wells
Just working away
Friend and photographer Derek walked past yesterday. Trying to catch the osprey on the pond. Susheila was a less elusive target.
Cor-ten steel, Blairhall, Fife
Kingdom Housing project, Stevenson estate just outside Blairhall. Installed January 2021 The images were based on suggestions from the local Primary school. Nature and the history of mining and other industry in the area. They have been water jet cut in 8 mm thick...
Precision drilling
Just had this frame made. In nicely engineered steel, it helps me to drill and precisely resin 20mm stainless steel connecting rods. Seems to work well.
Summer Garden Visits
The garden is looking good. In the absence of any scheduled open days or exhibitions small groups of visitors are very welcome. Please get in touch to arrange a visit by appointment. Most sculpture for sale.
Workshops Starting Again
Workshops are starting up again! The group sizes are going to be smaller. The workshop is well ventilated and there is always the option of working outside. Masks will be a routine requirement and there are procedures for safely handling tools and coming into the...
Fiere
A memorial for Eveanne Nicholson commissioned by her husband John. A Portland Limestone pillar which looks out over a grand landscape of Central Scotland. The foundation carries a text carved by Gus Fisher a line by the Scottish Poet Jackie Kay. UPDATE --- the...