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The Stirling Story
The Stirling Story continues and is changing with new donations and old favourites. This Autumn, look out for the Balfron Bogie built by the Arnold family from a Blue Peter pattern in 1961 and gifted to the Smith. Older by 20 years and in immaculate condition is the 1941 Marmet Pram bought from the Stirling Pram Factory by Mr and Mrs Philp of Blairlogie, and gifted to the Smith. It arrived at the same time as the Smith's first baby, Mathew O'Donnel, born 28 June this year. The Smith is now collecting stories, memories, photographs and reminiscences of prams for a special event in 2002. Do you have a story to tell? Call Margaret Job or Elma Lindsay. Do you have a photograph which can be copied? Contact Michael McGinnes. All contributors will be acknowledged and an invitation sent to the special event next year.
The Changing Room Contemporary Art Gallery
35 The Crawford Arcade Stirling
Tel: 01786 479361
Open 11am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday
late opening Thursdays till 7.30pm in December
Admission FREE to all events and exhibitions
Exhibition
Dogboys
Stuart Gurden and David Wishart.
Dogboys is a two person exhibition of new individual and collaborative work involving video, sculpture and audio. Witty and Surreal, the exhibition will take you on a quietly humorous journey through exaggerated details of everyday life.
For more information please telephone 01786 479361.
Admission Free.
5 September to 4 October
Exhibition
Landfall - Donald Urquart
In this major solo project, internationally renowned artist Donald Urquart, brings together his gallery work and public art work, for the first time. Landfall explores the finest details of the contemporary Scottish landscape through paintings, photographs and drawings. This is the artist's first exhibition in Stirling and many of the works are inspired by the local landscape, including the Castle rock and the River Forth.
Events and specially commissioned artworks in other sites also accompany the exhibition at the gallery.
For more information please telephone 01786 479361.
Admission Free.
11 October to 22 November
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