What does winter mean to you?
Groam House Museum is inviting artists, makers and creative people to contribute to a special community exhibition exploring the theme of Winter.
From frosty landscapes and wildlife to winter traditions, memories and personal interpretations of the season, we’d love to see the many different ways people experience winter on the Black Isle and beyond.
A space for creativity
We’ve cleared our upstairs exhibition space to make room for a temporary display celebrating the creativity of our community.
Whether you paint, draw, photograph, stitch, sculpt or work in another medium, we’d love to hear from you. The theme is deliberately broad, and contributions don’t need to follow any particular style.
We can display artwork that can be safely hung on our picture rails, as well as smaller pieces and objects in our exhibition cases.
How to take part
If you’d like to contribute, please get in touch with:
- A photograph of your proposed artwork
- Its approximate dimensions
- A few words about yourself, your creative practice and the work you’re contributing
We’d love to introduce our visitors to the people behind the artwork.
Works available for sale can also be included, with the museum retaining a 20% commission on completed sales.
Come and enjoy the exhibition
The exhibition will be part of our Winter Community Day on Tuesday 24 November, from 2pm, and will also be on display during our special opening weekend, 4–6 December.
Everyone is welcome to come along, enjoy the artwork, share winter memories and celebrate local creativity over a hot drink and a chat.
Interested in contributing? Please contact Groam House Museum to discuss your artwork and arrangements for delivery.
We’d also love to hear from anyone interested in using our exhibition space for future community projects.
