Donate
Sculpture House Collective is a Registered Scottish Charity. We rely on donations, philanthropy and fundraising to make sure all our programmes are free of charge to our local participants. You can support Sculpture House by clicking the "Support" button, which will direct you to a site called Give a Little, where you can select the amount you'd like to donate.
Any donation, no matter how small, means that local children and vulnerable adults can access our activities.
Our collective brings together professional artists and communities to widen access to the visual arts. We use creativity and making in support of wellbeing and opportunity for local communities, whilst also helping artists to sustain their careers.
We are developing Sculpture House as a sustainable community asset providing low cost, long term facilities and space for artists and communities alike. Our funded programmes provide freely available creative activity for local residents and project partners.
Sculpture House resident Laura Spring is cultivating a dye garden at the front of Sculpture House. Plants grown in the garden and harvested to make dyes and pigments for colouring fabric. Throughout the growing season Laura organises a variety of events and activities for local partners and the general public.
Open House
Sculpture House is open to the public on the first Monday of each month from 12-4pm. This is a great opportunity to meet the artists,explore the house, studios, workshops and learn about our project.
Our Front Room
We welcome collaborations so if you have an idea for a workshop, project or event, or would like to use our Front Room get in touch.
Donate
Sculpture House Collective is a Registered Scottish Charity. We rely on donations, philanthropy and fundraising to make sure all our programmes are free of charge to our local participants. You can support Sculpture House by clicking the "Support" button, which will direct you to a site called Give a Little, where you can select the amount you'd like to donate.
Any donation, no matter how small, means that local children and vulnerable adults can access our activities.
Our collective brings together professional artists and communities to widen access to the visual arts. We use creativity and making in support of wellbeing and opportunity for local communities, whilst also helping artists to sustain their careers.
We are developing Sculpture House as a sustainable community asset providing low cost, long term facilities and space for artists and communities alike. Our funded programmes provide freely available creative activity for local residents and project partners.