Visual Arts and Creative Workshops
Stained Glass Workshops with Gordon Watt
Tuesday 5 February - Tuesday 18 March, 3 week break over Easter, then Tuesday 15 April - Tuesday 29 April
7pm - 9pm
The class will cover stained glass techniques for beginners and more experienced stained glass artists. Introductory techniques, including cutting glass, leading and soldering will be accompanied by more advanced techniques (e.g plating, incorporation of found objects). By the end of the 10 week course each participant will have completed a leaded glass panel, and have learned the basic skills to design and construct stained glass windows. The class will be taught by Gordon Watt who specialises in contemporary architectural glass through his company Morning Glass.
£100 for 10 week course - must be booked in advance
Art for All - Four Week Course in Oils with Neal MacDonald
Wednesday 27 February & Wednesdays 5, 12, 19 March 
1pm - 3pm
4 week course in oils presented by Gray's lecturer Neal MacDonald. Investigate different approaches to colour using oil paint, theory and examples from other artists, including colour charts, complimentary colour and some limited palette work. Subjects will range from figurative to still life, contemporary work and art history, Scottish colourists through to Kadinsky on different surfaces canvas, board and paper.
£24 - must be booked in advance
Introduction to Oils with Neal MacDonald
Wednesday 27 February & Wednesdays 5, 12, 19 March 
7pm - 9pm
Introduction to oil paint with Neal Macdonald using a variety of surfaces - canvas, board and paper and using a limited palette with subjects ranging from still life to figurative.
£50 - must be booked in advance
The Lang Byre Gallery present Local Reflections
Preview Thursday 6 March. Exhibition then runs until 1st April
Preview 6 - 8pm Exhibition runs until 1 April - viewing Monday to Friday 9.30am - 12.30pm and during all public events
Exhibition of new work in ceramics, printmaking and painting by Fran Marquis, Marga Schnell and Alison Davidson. Three local artists reflect on the inspiration provided by the elements of nature.