Walk 4

This series of drawings, paintings and prints responds to early films about the sea, shifting their watery imagery from one medium to another.

Dead and discarded plant and animal lifeforms, foraged from forest and seashore, woven and stitched into strange evocative constructions.

Watercolour paintings exploring light and colour on buildings and landscapes. New Portobello scenes, and paintings recalling fleeting effects of light and colour on journeys through the countryside.

Chris is a professional cartoonist who appears in publications such as Big Issue and Private Eye. His cartoons reflect on the absurdities of everyday life and the ever-changing political landscape.

James Donald is a Scottish weaver and textile artist whose work blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. He creates textiles using locally sourced lambswool, Shetland wool, and other natural fibres.

A series of abstract works on paper employing a variety of techniques with oil paint, pen, pencil and collage, inspired by the flow of the human body amongst the environment that permeates it.

The work shown is a collection of oil paintings and drawings, mostly depicting quiet moments of interior scenes, capturing the atmosphere of the everyday.

Edinburgh Inky Fox creates detailed ink and mixed media illustrations of local landmarks and urban wildlife, with an emphasis on the local fox. Original works, prints, cards and more.

Polly Thelwall builds an installation of sculpture painting and sound recorded from intertidal zones. Place and creation will merge in a shifting of perception and focus, conjoining land and sea.

Michelle Lowe presents new pieces exploring shift and flow through textured, slab-built forms imprinted with foraged materials and finished with fluid glazes, evoking erosion and organic movement.

A series of small oil paintings exploring colour and scale. Sally Mackay’s carefully composed still lives include plants, animals and other objects to create new tiny communities.