FCA&C Programme News January 2017 

The first solo exhibition Scottish-Indian artist Jasleen Kaur north of the border. It will feature a series of short films and sculptural works exploring the artist’s dual heritage.

Presented by Fife Contemporary Art & Craft as part of their 10^th anniversary season.

Sat 18 February 2017,  1.30-3.30pm.
St Andrews Museum, Doubledykes Road, St Andrews.
Free.

Join us for a cobbling together of words and things. Jasleen Kaur’s ’Bodge Poetry’ is a means of generating bizarre objects and artworks, sparking invention and hands-on making. Work with everyday, found materials that inspire Jasleen's own object-making, to construct artefacts of your very own.
 
Recommended for families with children aged 5+. All children to be accompanied by an adult
This workshop accompanies the Jasleen Kaur exhibition at St Andrews Museum which runs until 25 February 2017. 

Off The Rails Arthouse, Ladybank. Friday 3 February 2017,
2-4pm.
Free.

Led by Louise Ritchie, this session aims to help artists solve or identify their own problems and move forward with their practice. It is based on the concept of Active Listening: a skill that can be acquired and developed with practice. 'Active listening' means, as its name suggests, actively listening.

Each participant has the opportunity, in a supportive and secure context, to explain a challenge or issue that they have with their practice. The group listen deeply and independently construct reflective questions which are then given back to the 'issue holder' and taken away. There is no dialogue during the description of the challenge or in response to the questions. This approach is aimed at giving practitioners thoughtful insights and perspectives on their issue to help them make their own decisions.

Places are limited. Book HERE.