Highland Print Studio

The studio had the pleasure to host a Ffordres Photographic event in the Studio with photographer Keith Moss on 25 March 2018. Keith gave a talk to two groups of keen photographers before heading out with them to Inverness City Centre to let them practice their own street photography. Afterwards, those using digital cameras were given a high-quality print of …

Read the latest #throwup2018 blog post by Skye Camanachd #shinty artist #JohnMcNaught

Highland Print Studio is exhibiting a selection of etchings and lithographs by internationally acclaimed Bronwen Sleigh Artist. Bronwen regularly tutors screen printing and etching classes in the Studio. Meanwhile, at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery, more of Bronwen’s work – including sculpture – is on show as part of four-artist exhibition ‘A Fine Line’, until 12 May. Want to learn …

Read ‘Screen Test‘, the latest #throwup2018 blog post by Skye Camanachd​ shinty artist, John McNaught… John will be tearing himself away from the ironing to attend this Friday night’s screening in Portree of Skye-born Douglas Mackinnon’s documentary ‘Home’, which features Skye winning the Camanachd Cup in 1990. Organised by Atlas​ Arts, the event is free but ticketed, via [email protected] or Eventbrite. This …

Artist Tom Smith is working with Beauly Shinty Club as part of our Throw Up 20.18 project. Read Tom’s blog post about a new book celebrating Beauly’s 125 years.

Read artist John McNaught’s latest ruminations on Skye shinty, printmaking and … slimming? #throwup2018 #takepridetakepart #GoPro

Read artist John McNaught’s latest blog post Unsung Heroes about last weekend’s Skye Camanachd Shinty Ball, celebrating 125 years of the club.

Did you see Elaine C Smith learning how to spin a roller with our Wise Guys in the first episode of her new series of Burdz Eye View, filmed in Inverness? It was on STV on Friday, 17 November at 8pm. Still available on this STV Player link until 17 December 2017. NB you need to sign up to STV …

Read our latest Throw Up 20.18 blog post from artist John McNaught, who’s working with Skye Camanachd on our shinty art project which is funded by Highland Culture Strategic Board’s ‘Highland Culture: Take Pride, Take Part’ programme.

Our latest exhibition ‘Face to Face’, showing as part of Luminate: Scotland’s creative ageing festival, is now on display in the Studio until Tues 31 Oct (Tues-Sat), free entry. Young people involved in this project have been working with people with dementia in their local community in Ross-shire Fortrose Academy Black Isle Youth Development Alzheimer Scotland – Ross-shire Alzheimer Scotland. …