Scotland Art prints : Scottish Culture

Wheesht – minimal edition of 20. 45 x 55cm. £80 unframed throughout August 2015. Commissioned by-common WEAL for BUTTERFLY RAMMY- The Art of Scotland’s Political Awakening. Common Weal have commissioned 18 musicians & 18 article writers to reflect via 18 Scots words on the arc of governmental awakening that happened surrounding the Referendum for Independence in Scotland on 18 September 2014. Furthermore guide, they've been delivering a month of related cabarets for the Edinburgh Festival 2015. The Butterfly Rammy Book is £12 online from popular Weal store and £10 from Festival venues in the night. Beautifully posted and poignant.

Contributors consist of Ashley Cook, Elspeth Lamb, Mark Campbell, Alasdair Wallace, June Carey, Al Gow, Claire Forsyth, Nicola Carberry, Dominic Snyder, Duncan McGillvray, Anderston Torp, Samantha McPherson, Suzy Lickley, Eoghann MacColl, Charlotte Duffy, Rachel Mimiec, Alasdair Strachan and Elizaveta Maltseva.

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