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Game Over, Emma Herman-Smith
Sellars Brothers

Emma Herman-Smith's sculpture, Game Over, has been lent to St Columba's Primary School, Cupar as part of an extended stay with us. This sculptural work, which also spent the summer holidays at St Andrews Botanic Garden whilst school was out, is the concrete cast of the interior of a WBC beehive, which references Rachael Whiteread's House to denote absence through change, and the loss, forever, of a domestic space once occupied. Read more about this in the 2009 Visual Arts programme.

 

 

 

 

 

NEWS & OPPORTUNITIES

• Upcoming events

Two fantastic gigs taking place in October, plus 48 HR THEATRE, a special two-day
event at Cupar's historic YMCA building.

Friday 15th October 2010
The Sellars Brothers Quintet
Watts of Cupar, £8 (£6 conc.), doors open 8pm

Sunday 17th October 2010
Savourna Stevenson
St James the Great Church, £6 ( £5 conc.) doors open 7.30 pm

Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th October 2010
48 HR THEATRE
Cupar YMCA, weekend-long event of film screenings,
workshops and events for both adults and children.


• Emma Herman-Smith's sculpture on loan to Cupar Arts

 

 




• Open Call for the 2011 Cupar Arts Festival

Proposals are now invited for the 2011 Cupar Arts Festival, which will take place
next year from 8 -18 October. For further information visit the Cupar Arts Festival
section of this site.


• Wanted: Volunteer Co-ordinator

 



 


• Name Change

Earlier this year we changed our name to Cupar Arts. Short and to the point!

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

Cupar Arts Website © Gayle Nelson 2010
Lost Linen, Jean Duncan
Cupar Arts Festival attracts a lot of interest and offers of help from people interested in the arts. While we are very grateful for this, matching up potential volunteers with the events they are interested in helping out with and the time they can offer is a job in itself. Not having a dedicated co-ordinator for this area has, in the past, meant that we have at times been unable to accept much-needed offers of help. We desperately need someone to take on the role of Volunteer Co-ordinator within our organisation in order to avoid this happening in the future. The post would involve liaising with volunteers for events throughout the year, with a more concentrated period of activity in October 2011. Volunteers are required to invigilate exhibitions, staff The Shop, and help out at music events and workshops. Competent use of email, text, phone etc are a must. If you would like to be considered for this position and are a good communicator, well-organised, and enjoy working with people, please contact us at enquire@cupararts.org.uk .