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Hospitalfield’s Young Artist Club showcase array of talent at Arbroath event

Ruby Davidson with two of her paintings at the Hospitalfield event. Pic: Gareth Jennings/DCT Media.
Ruby Davidson with two of her paintings at the Hospitalfield event. Pic: Gareth Jennings/DCT Media.

Young Angus artists have showcased their talent after a creative programme in Arbroath.

Hospitalfield hosted the display of work by the group which has met there regularly to explore a range of art skills.

The Young Artist Club has been inspired by the work of artist collectives.

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14-year-old Poppy Donachie with her ceramic crystals. Pic: Gareth Jennings/DCT Media.

And they have used that inspiration to create a host of impressive work.

The exhibition featured printmaking, ceramics, tie-dye, drawing and typography.

And impressive large-scale banners were hung for visitors to the weekend event to enjoy.

Lead artist

Dundee artist and curator Amy Jones led the Young Artist Club.

Award-winning artist Amy is a graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone in Dundee.

And she is co-director and project co-ordinator of Dundee Print Collective.

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Young artists with one of the large-scale banners at Hospitalfield. Pic: Gareth Jennings/DCT Media.

She has worked on creative learning teams delivering educational projects with organisations including Dundee Contemporary Arts, Art Angel and the McManus.

And Amy was also involved in the Arbroath 2020+1 project marking the 700th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath.

Arbroath-based Kristina Aburrow and Rachel Simpson were also involved in guiding the young artists.

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Quinn Taylor, 18, with her ceramic pots. Pic: Gareth Jennings/DCT Media.

Kristina was the lead artist on the Arbroath murals project for Arbroath 2020+1.

And she has also delivered workshops as part of Hospitalfield’s free drawing school.

Rachel Simpson’s inspiration comes from the natural world.

And having grown up in the local area, she’s passionate about encouraging other young people to see the possibilities in art and design.