‘There is a 4,000-year-old Neolithic standing stone row on Meg Rodger’s croft on the island of Berneray in the Outer Hebrides. Over time, Meg has studied the monument and realised that it lines up with the equinox – the point at which, twice a year, the sun is exactly above the equator, resulting in an equal length of day and night. “It got me thinking about deep time and temporality within this landscape,” she says.’
December 3rd – January 28th 2023
Taigh Chearsabhigh
Made by Uist artist Ani George, this chess pieces are carved from locally cast wild red-deer antlers. The chess board is locally made and framed with wood from the pews of the former Carinish Church in North Uist. The wood originally formed the hymn-book rests from...
‘ In Memory of Judith An exhibition of work by Judith Entwisle-Baker, Artist, 9th March 1957 – 9th January 2019 Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum and Arts Centre, North Uist, from July 2nd to August 6th 2022[el_dynamic_masonry_gallery include_categories="116"...