As human beings we are entangled, by nature, in the life-ways of plants, animals, micro-organisms, natural and supernatural phenomena. In the edgelands that form between human settlements and sea, between land and ocean, how might we cultivate attentive, caring and lively responses to their life-ways that enable diversity and difference to flourish?
At Edgelands, our community of artists share in a common care for the ongoing vitality of island/coastal ecosystems and cultural heritages. While our collection offers insight into the unique perspectives of our artists and the landscapes of their homelands, our island-made products and environmental projects invite you to deepen your appreciation, care and understanding of island biodiversity and islander traditions.
As we follow the rhythm of the seasons, join us for unique cultural experiences in the wilds of our home island, Gigha.
Fáilte gu Edgelands.
My Showcase
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1. Patrick Leach, Basket Weave (2024), Hand Carved Ceramic Vase.jpg
2. Qavavau Manumie, Transforming Spirit (2024) Etching and Aquatint Print.jpg
3. Padloo Samayualie, Antlers and Bones (2019), Lithograph Print.jpg
4. Qavavau Manumie, Collecting Berries (2022) Stonecut and Stencil Print .jpg
5. Jody Sparrow, Goat Horn (2023) Sterling Sliver Pendant.jpg
6. Ooloosie Saila, After the Storm (2002), Etching and Aquatint Print.jpg
7. Pitaloosie Saila, Focused Hunter (2004), Etching & Aquatint Print.jpg