Recent and Forthcoming Events
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Defying Sameness
From July 1st and throughout summer I will be showing work at the Velvet Easel Gallery in Portobello, Edinburgh. Contemporary Mixed Show at The Lime Tree Gallery in Fort William from May 25th to June 24th 2018 Spring Exhibition From March 3rd 2018 and throughout spring I will be showing work in the Spring Colour exhibition at the Velvet Easel Gallery in Portobello, Edinburgh. WASHI : UMI O KOETE Paper From Across the Sea I am currently involved in a collaboration between Fife Dunfermline Print Workshop and Mino Japanese Paper Makers, which is currently showing in Glasgow Print Studio from March 8th 2018 and in Dunfermline from September 2018 to early 2019 following its showing in Edinburgh and Japan in November 2017. Ebb and Flow Solo exhibition at Gairloch Heritage Museum from March 30th to May 16th 2018. This exhibition focuses on the theme of boundaries and edges to reflect the richly varied landscape and history of Wester Ross. Drawings, prints and mixed media works explore the shifting relationships between land and sea, between past and present, and between natural forms and man-made structures. Making History Solo exhibition at the Museum of Classical Archaeology, Cambridge from February 13th to April 13th 2018. This exhibition explores the interplay between past and present, as seen through the ruined remains of past civilisations. The three interlinked groups of work examine different aspects of how classical remains are excavated, preserved and interpreted. |
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About the Artist
"In my work I explore the fluid and shifting boundaries between the landscape and our own selves. Drawing on my previous work as an archaeologist and my interest in walking and climbing, my artwork reflects the continuing process of creation and destruction within the natural world, from geological strata to paths and climbing routes, from ancient stone circles to classical ruins, from wave swept beaches to wind eroded cliffs."
Clare Yarrington MA (Hons) Archaeology (Edin); BA (Hons) Fine Art (Sheffield Hallam)
Clare is a visual artist based in central Scotland who has exhibited both nationally and internationally. Many of her works explore the relationship between ourselves and the wild landscape, both in terms of how we interact with nature when climbing and walking, and the remains we leave behind in the landscape, many of which are only discovered through archaeology. She has won various awards, including the J.D. Fergusson Art Award, Perth; the Diageo Purchase Prize, Stirling; the Derbyshire Trophy, Buxton and the Printmakers Council exhibition prize, Newcastle and her work is in both public and private collections. Clare teaches life drawing and leads workshops in collograph printmaking, mixed-media and drawing. She has worked with Historic Scotland and the John Muir Trust and has led art projects for schools and local councils. To inquire about purchasing original paintings or prints, sign up for classes or invite Clare to lead a workshop or give a talk, please visit the contact page.
Clare Yarrington MA (Hons) Archaeology (Edin); BA (Hons) Fine Art (Sheffield Hallam)
Clare is a visual artist based in central Scotland who has exhibited both nationally and internationally. Many of her works explore the relationship between ourselves and the wild landscape, both in terms of how we interact with nature when climbing and walking, and the remains we leave behind in the landscape, many of which are only discovered through archaeology. She has won various awards, including the J.D. Fergusson Art Award, Perth; the Diageo Purchase Prize, Stirling; the Derbyshire Trophy, Buxton and the Printmakers Council exhibition prize, Newcastle and her work is in both public and private collections. Clare teaches life drawing and leads workshops in collograph printmaking, mixed-media and drawing. She has worked with Historic Scotland and the John Muir Trust and has led art projects for schools and local councils. To inquire about purchasing original paintings or prints, sign up for classes or invite Clare to lead a workshop or give a talk, please visit the contact page.