Life Through a lens
Life Through a lens This is a newly-formed group of beginners and experienced photographers living in and around the Kyle of Sutherland. Here are some […]
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Art
Here you will find short interviews with artists from, based on or inspired by the Kyle of Sutherland. We also visit them in their studios.
Book club
Why not join your local Book Club? It can be a great way to expand your reading horizons, engage in stimulating conversations, meet new people
Art Competition winners
Children from our local schools were invited to create art with the theme “My local area”, as well as design a new masthead for the
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Interview with Lyn Wells
Lyn Wells: “Animals’ eyes convey such honest emotion” Lyn Wells (Artful Creatures) is a professional artist who produces natural history illustrations for publishers and takes
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Interview with Inger & Ingebjorg Smith
The Kyle Chronicle editor met mother and daughter Inger & Ingebjorg Smith at their studio in Tain. They both draw their inspiration from local landscapes
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Cherry & Bryan Alexander
Interview with renowned photographer couple specialising in the polar regions Ardgay-based photographers Cherry & Bryan Alexander have been travelling to the polar regions for the
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Interview with Nigel Webster
Nigel Webster: “watching a lump of clay being converted to a pot is a meditative experience” Nigel Webster from Gledfield Mill Pottery opens the doors
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Interview with Louise Worthy
Louise Worthy: “There is an element of the unknown in printmaking that is magical” Owls, foxes and puffins populate the artworks of artist and printmaker
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Fiona Matheson: “The process is as exciting as the outcome”
Croft houses appear regularly on her paintings, a reference to life in Strathcarron and Culrain when she was younger. Kyle Chronicle: Why landscape? Fiona Matheson:
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