‘Buaile’ by artists inspired by Gaelic language and culture

Prògram ealain lèirsinneach co-obrachail air a lìbhrigeadh le trì ionadan ann am meadhan a’ bhaile.  Bidh Gailearaidhean Eden Court, Taigh-tasgaidh & Gailearaidh Ealain Inbhir Nis agus Acadamaidh Chruthachail Inbhir Nis còmhla a’ taisbeanadh raon farsaing de dh’obraichean bho luchd-ealain a th’ air am brosnachadh leis a’ chànan, an dualchas agus dàimh ris an tìr.

A collaborative visual arts programme delivered across three city centre venues in Inverness. Eden Court’s Galleries, Inverness Museum & Art Gallery and Wasps’ Inverness Creative Academy will present a range of works across mediums from artists who are inspired by the Gaelic language, the culture and connection to the land.

Buaile will present a total of 20 artists with Wasps artists Kayleigh Sarah McGuinness, Fiona Stewart and Jacqueline MacKenzie’s work at Eden Court, and Inverness Creative Academy displaying the work of Yasmin Davidson, Victoria Caine, David Hutchison and Angela NiMhaoilein. Opening dates vary by venue but other than Kayleigh Sarah McGuinness’ installation in Eden Court’s Chapel from 20^th February all works will be available for viewing from Saturday 25^th January until Sunday 2^nd March.

Inverness Creative Academy will host an evening with artist panel discussions chaired by Raghnaid Sandilands with simultaneous translation available on Thursday 27^th February as part Seachdain na Gàidhlig (World Gaelic Week – 24 February to 2 March)  This evening will focus on place based approaches and approaches to landscape, degrowth, heritage and history through a Gaelic lens.  Artist will also be visiting Gaelic medium schools to deliver workshops as part of the Buaile programme.