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An t-sines Mhuileach

In Spring 2026, Campbeltown Museum will welcome artist Eòghann Mac Colla as the final resident of Ceanglan Chaluim Chille, a pilot programme exploring cultural connections between Scotland and Ireland. Running from Winter 2025 to Spring 2026, the project is inspired by the legacy of Colmcille (St. Columba) and builds on Cuairt Chaluim Chille (CHARTS, 2023–2024), strengthening cross-border creative collaboration through shared history and contemporary practice.

Zine 1 Ros Na Muile (Front).Credit Eòghann Mac Colla

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Calling All Members

Activate your membership profile to showcase your work, unlock new opportunities, and connect with the CHARTS community. We look forward to supporting even more members in 2025/26, helping to build profiles and showcase work, through both independent activities and CHARTS-commissioned projects.

Ràmh Beacons, Fermenting Tales, Mull, January 2025. Credit Rutger Emmelkamp

Creative Scotland Multi-Year Funding Announcement

We are pleased to share that CHARTS will receive Development Funding from Creative Scotland 25-28! This is in recognition of our strategic importance to the region. A massive thank you to all our members and colleagues who support CHARTS.

SCAPE Trust Walks in Kintyre

Find out about the recent archaeological coastal surveys the SCAPE Trust has conducted around Kintyre!

SCAPE Trust Survey At Dunaverty, July 2024, Credit Muriel Mackaveney : CHARTS

Open Letter Regarding Closure of Open Fund for Individuals

On August 19th, Creative Scotland announced the closure of the Open Fund for Individuals. In response, the CHARTS shared a letter with the Culture Secretary, Angus Roberston and Creative Scotland.

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THIS IS ENOUGH / GÀRRADH GU LEÒR

Discover more about Mull's Remembering Together REFLECT project based at Aros Park Historic Walled Garden.

In the Pub | Uncovering The Argyll Collections Past

We are delighted to announce that The Argyll Collection Reconnected Research Manager Kirsty MacNab’s latest foray into The Argyll Collection archives has led to the rediscovery of the long-forgotten title of painting by the Zambian modernist Henry Tayali 'In the Pub' by Henry Tayali. Credit The Argyll Collection © The artist’s estate.

REMEMBERING TOGETHER | How It Feels To Be Apart

Find out about Somewhere/Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie's work with the local community at Mull, Aros Park Historic Walled Garden.

Cuairt Chaluim Chille Mhàrtainn // St Columba travels to Kilmartin

Find out about the connections in land, language and tales, which were expressed at our opening evening!

Cuairt Chaluim Chille St Columba Travels To Kilmartin Opening 2024, Déaglán Ó Doibhlin And Aoibheann Ó Doibhlin Credit CHARTS

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