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Detail from Caroline Dear’s 100 Ropes
Tha Sabhal Mòr Ostaig a’ toirt fiathachadh dhuibh a thighinn gu an taisbeanadh
SUAINTE
le Caroline Dear
Taisbeanadh 11 An Gearran – 16 An Giblean 2012
Taisbeanadh a’ nochdadh obair leis an neach-ealain Caroline Dear a tha a’ fuireach san Eilean Sgitheanach. Tha ròpannan, ceud dhiubh, a chaidh fhighe a h-uile latha, cha mhòr, thairis air sia mìosan à cuiseagan is lusan is feur, nam meadhan air an dà imh a tha eadar sinn agus an à rainneachd bheò a chur an cèill.
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An exhibition by Skye-based artist Caroline Dear that shows our subtle relationship with the living landscape through 100 individual ropes made nearly every day over a 6 month period, from different plant materials.
Sabhal Mòr Ostaig invites you to the exhibition
SUAINTE
by Caroline Dear
Exhibition 11 February – 16 April 2012
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