Projects archive

The Scottish Arts Council is proud to support the many exciting crafts projects and activities on the go throughout Scotland.  Browse through this list of past projects and articles and select one by clicking on the image or hyperlink to read more.   

To view current projects - go to our Projects section 

The Cutting Edge Exhibition Read about Scotland’s Contemporary Crafts touring exhibition

100% Proof Exhibition Read about how individual visions transform Scottish jewellery and silversmithing

Anna King in Japan We hear from Anna King and her basket exhibition in Japan in April 2006

Frances Priest in Thailand We hear from ceramicist Frances Priest about her work with a school in Thailand.

Craftscotland logo in willow Valerie Pragnell's recreation of the craftscotland logo.

Collect Art Fair Conversations by jeweller Susan Cross and textile artist Sara Brennan at Handwerk, running in parallel with Collect 2005.

Taiwan Residency Read about paper artist Joanne Kaar's exploration of eastern paper making in Taiwan.

Chelsea Crafts Fair 2005 Showcasing established and emerging talent from across the UK.

Dangers of Sewing and Knitting Deirdre Nelson's exhibition of knitted and embroidered pieces takes you on a fascinating storytelling journey.

Maker Wearer Viewer Narrated exhibition of works by contemporary European jewellers.

Metamorphosis A first at an Tobar - Lorna Fraser re-interprets architecture and plants in her stunning ceramic art works.

Schools Crafts Residencies  Engaging Scotland's children in contemporary craft projects.

Galloway Weaver  Willow weaver Lizzie Farey wins 'Talent Around Britain' award.

Thirteen hands are lucky for crafts  Scottish children are a dab hand at curating their contemporary craft exhibition.

Psalmsong   Alison Kinnaird, MBE, wins 2004 Glass Sellers Award.

Scottish Potters Scottish Potters blossom with anniversary exhibition.

Chelsea Craft Fair 2004 Scottish makers join silver celebrations at Chelsea.

International basketmaking International basketmaking that touches lives.

Visit to Swaziland Caithness Woodturners inspired by visit to Swaziland and South Africa.