East Neuk art exhibition
The East Neuk Festival is to present an exhibition of major landscape paintings of Fife and the East Neuk region, in association with Fife Arts Trust and the Fleming-Wyfold Art Foundation - one of the finest private collections of Scottish art and paintings. Fife in the Frame will be on show at St Andrews Museum from May 31 to August 24.
The woodcuts and drawings of local landmarks by Pittenweem-based artist Hilke MacIntyre and the design skills of Andy McGregor have also created the graphic identity of the East Neuk Festival.
A history of their work will be on display at Crail Church Hall every day from 11am for the duration of the Festival from June 27 to July 6.
For the past four years the Sand In Your Eye team has transformed a huge block of sand into a giant sculpture in keeping with the themes of the Festival. Past sculptures have included a bust of Beethoven and a steam engine: the 2014 subject remains a secret until July.
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