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2011 Artists

Cupar Arts Festival 2011 – List of Artists   Participating Artists Colin Andrews Jonathan Baxter Ingrid Bell Alice Betts Anton Beaver Sinead Bracken Joseph Calleja Kyra Clegg Caroline Dear Richard Demarco Kate Downie Joanna Foster Sarah Gittins Su Grierson Tom Harrup Jamie Irvine Jennifer Kelly Colin Kirkpatrick Marysia Lachowicz Rosie Lesso Kaye Lynch Malize McBride Chad McCail Fiona McDonald   Fiona McGarva Jane Murray Gayle Nelson Kyle Noble Moira Payne Alison Philp Ailie Rutherford Volker Rosenberg Maureen Sangster Kirsten Scheuerl Carolyn Scott Jill Skulina Liz Skulina Jenny Soep Judy Spark Karen Spy Aileen Stackhouse Hazel Swan… Read More »2011 Artists

Will MacLean

Will MacLean & Marian Leven Internationally-acclaimed artist Will Maclean has long-standing connections with Cupar. Will Maclean RSA RSW RGI was born in Inverness in 1941, and was an art teacher inFife schools, including Bell Baxter, Cupar where he taught from 1969 until 1979. His works are in various public collections including the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow Art Gallery, The British Museum and the National Art Collection. Along with artist Marian Leven RSA RSW, Will was Invited Artist at the first Cupar Arts Festival.  

Colin Andrews

Colin Andrews The Angel of Callange This video-work showed a recreation of Vincenzo Lunardi’s historic hot-air balloon flight between Edinburgh and Cupar in 1785. The project was selected by Dalziel & Scullion to receive an award offered by Cupar Arts which covered project expenses.  

Fifeman

Fifeman Alan Grieve, Peter Haining, Jason Nelson, Kevin Reid This exhibition was an unconventional exploration of the psyche of ‘Fifeman’ by four male artists all hailing from towns inFife. All four artists utilise myth, storytelling along with the people and places of Fife in their work. ‘Fifeman’ presented the work of Dunfermline man Alan Grieve, Kelty lads Jason Nelson and Kevin Reid, with Peter Haining who was schooled at Bell Baxter, Cupar and BuckhavenHigh School. All Fifemen attended Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design,Dundee. The exhibition title came from Pete Horobin’s work ‘Fifeman’… Read More »Fifeman

Alexander Guy and William Caulfield

Alexander Guy and William Caulfield El Paso vs El Paso Cupar Arts Festival hosted the official launch of El Paso vs El Paso, an exhibition of both painting and live music conceived by artists Alexander Guy and William Caulfield, which ran concurrently in two venues. Caulfield and Guy employed a wild west theme of gun-slingers and country and western music to remind people of a time when “men were men and women were women; the east neuk meets the wild west”.