
As part of an upcoming exhibition at Birnam Arts, we’re asking those who live or who have spent time in this area to share their thoughts and feelings about the Tay.
These memories, thoughts and feelings can be big or small -- we'd love to hear it all.
The Tay has a vast presence and it might evoke all sorts of memoiries and sensations. Maybe it speaks of deep time, of histories, and memories carried in currents, floods, droughts, toxic waste, litter, connections with rocks, sand, plants, fish, birds, algae, dogs,humans. Maybe it speaks of neglect and extraction.


Congratulations to Caterina McEvoy who has been awarded our Spring Artist-in-Residence (AiR) funded by Creative Scotland.
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Come to the Birnam Arts Annual General Meeting! We're feeling optimistic and energised for the future.
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As part of our growth and transformation strategy, we are building a flexible and enthusiastic Front of House team.
Read On >Unfortunately our lift is currently out of order. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. We are working hard to get it back up and running as soon as possible.
If you would like more information or have any questions ahead of your visit, pease email admin@birnamarts.com.
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