Worthy Clerk, Wendy Maltman presented two prizes to final year students at Duncan of Jordanstone, studying Illustration. Beth Fuller and Giogas Asvestas were given the Dyers Award for ‘Best Use of Colour’. Both students produced stunning portfolios of work which are available to view using …
Read more >The Tailor Trade awarded their annual prizes to Textile Design graduates during the opening of the degree show. Deacon Stephen Brand awarded the prize of £300 to Sandra Junele (pictured) and two prizes of £225 to Joshua McCullough and Millie Cunningham. Stephen said, “It was a difficult …
Read more >Deacon Convenor Murray attended the York Cordwainers Charter over the weekend 14th and 25th May. Iain said, the weekend kicked off with the London Livery arranging a most excellent dinner. It was a great chance to meet the hosts and other guests. There wasn’t a big …
Read more >Eden Project Dundee will be a transformative project for the Scottish city, drawing on its rich history and playing an important role in the regeneration of the Dundee waterfront. The Project will draw on the history of the city’s Nine Incorporated Trades and is themed around …
Read more >Kanzen Karate work with children, adults and families to promote physical and mental wellbeing. They run programmes for children, teenagers, adults, families, those with disabilities and accessible programmes for those aged 50 years & above. A cheque for £1000 was presented to Roy O’Kane of …
Read more >Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design Textile Design students participate in a major industry event, New Designers, in London at the end of their 4 years of study. This event has proven to be extremely beneficial to the students, resulting in interviews, internships, …
Read more >Dundee Youth Music Theatre (DYMT) which is a social enterprise, ran an Arts for wellbeing Spring Camp (11 April -15 April 2022). Classes catered for children and young people from 5-17 years of age. Through the creative and innovative outlet of dance, drama, yoga and …
Read more >The Trustees of the Trades considered applications for funding at their March meeting and made grants to four organisations from the Trades and the Miller Trust funds. Justbee – Meadowside St Pauls provide lunches and activities for womens groups, mens groups and young people. The …
Read more >An engineer, Innes had a long career in the motor trade in Dundee, after serving as an officer in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. However, he was best known as member of several crafts and for his work cataloguing the long history of Dundee’s …
Read more >Deacon David Inglis introduced the top table and welcomed craft members and guests to the Annual Dinner of the Hammerman on Friday 20th March. This is the first time they have met for two years. Speakers included L to R: Dave Lord, Editor of The …
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