Completing our virtual tour takes us to a farm that has become a hive of creativity. You’ll find it inland from Pittenweem and St Monans, near to Kellie Castle. If you get a chance to visit non-virtually, the directions on Keny Drew’s website include a video guide to getting there, Leonie MacMillan
St Monans may not be quite as famous as neighbouring East Neuk villages, but it has a rich heritage (including fishing and boat building) and there is no shortage of subjects in and around the village for artists and photographers, with an iconic Auld Kirk (star of TV and film), a ruined castle, a windmill
Pittenweem, where the sea knocks on artists’ doors …
Pittenweem, down by the shore … Read More »
Pittenweem is famous for its ten day long arts festival, normally held in August, which this year, like so many events, is unfortunately a casualty of the Covid pandemic. The Pittenweem Festival attracts artists from far and wide, including ENOS artists from neighbouring villages, but there is also a strong permanently resident artistic community in
Arriving in Pittenweem for the next leg of our virtual tour, the first stop is only a (virtual) stone’s throw on the right after the 30mph sign. That’s where you’ll find Heather Cunningham. Then after that, it’s across to the other side of the road to view Stephen Howard Harrison’s work in St Abbs Crescent,
Pittenweem, from the east … Read More »
From Cellardyke to Anstruther … the East Neuk lockdown virtual art trail continues …
Cellardyke to Anstruther Read More »
Posts in this virtual tour accompany updates to our web directory, featuring ENOS artists’ new artworks for 2020. We may be covering the ground a little more slowly than if we were hot-footing it from venue to venue over just two weekends, but this way, you can come back for another look anytime you want
George, John and East Forth … Read More »
From Crail, follow the coast road towards Anstruther. Soon after passing the small village of Kilrenny on your right. you come to Cellardyke on your left – and another varied group of ENOS artists. The first artists we meet in this virtual tour are close together, but for an actual visit, you’d be best to
The Loft at Ardross Farm Shop has been a popular venue in recent years. It’s a great place to be, right beside the main road from St Monans to Elie, and a boon for those artists whose studios are more off the beaten track.
The Loft Artists … Read More »
