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Preview: South West by South

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You are invited to the preview evening for South West by South at Taigh Chearsabhagh. Gill Russell and special guest Donald MacLean will be in conversation discussing their collaboration during the course of Gill’s research.The gallery will be open from 7pm. Drinks and nibbles will be provided.

Duilleag: Book club launch event

Discussion | Café | –

Taigh Chearsabhagh are thrilled to announce the launch of DUILLEAG, our new Gaelic book club. Kathleen NicAonghais, our Gaelic Officer, and guests will gather to discuss contemporary Gaelic literature and poetry alongside classic texts.

Professional Development for Artists

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Internationally-acclaimed moving image artist Isabel Rocamora will be offering funded creative one-to-one individually tailored mentoring for two artists who are interested in developing their practice in moving image and/or still photography.

Curious About…

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Taigh Chearsabhagh’s Gaelic Officer, Kathleen MacInnes, has been working with Sgoil Uibhist a Tuath and the Glasgow Science Centre for their Curious About Festival.

CELTIC CONNECTIONS – MUSIC OF NORTH UIST

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A special night of music and song from North Uist – Celebrating the island’s rich musical talent and heritage, leading musicians (including Julie Fowlis and Ellen MacDonald), and the Taigh Chearsabhagh House Band featuring Padruig Morrison, Anna Black and Seonaidh MacIntyre, up-and-coming talents (Eilidh Lamb, Robert John MacInnes, Doireann Marks and Fionnlagh Mac a’ Phiocair)

Lews Castle College Degree Show 2020

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We are proud to present the final major exhibition from our graduating students Katherine Taylor and Hector Start. Expect to […]

Trusadh | A Gathering – Rachel Duckhouse

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Trusadh | A Gathering is an exhibition of new work by Rachel Duckhouse, made in response to her RSA Residencies for Scotland residency in the summer of 2019. She walked the 156 miles of the Hebridean Way, from Vatersay to Stornoway, then spent two weeks in the studio at Taigh Chearsabhagh in Lochmaddy, North Uist, reflecting on her experience of the landscape.

Imagining an Island – Virtual Symposium

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A two-day Symposium, in collaboration with University of the Highlands & Islands, Centre for Rural Creativity and the Art School at UHI, North Uist, in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, foregrounding Contemporary Landscape Practices in Photography and Film.

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