Welcome to The Mull of Gallery – Scotland’s Most Southerly Art Space
As a felt artist, I have a working studio on the Mull of Galloway and new for 2020 a gallery space which shows my work and many other artists work from the region. As far as I am aware, this is the only gallery showcasing local art on the Rhins of Galloway!
This page will show you artists work for sale, their inspirations and their range of work including possibilities to contact and commission work directly.
I show artists working in various mediums such as paint, wood, ceramics, jewellery, textiles, mixed media and some products made from locally sourced materials. The prices range from £4 upwards, there is a wide range of unique work inspired by and representing our beautiful coastline and the area in which we live.
Whilst the gallery has only opened for a week pre-Covid 19, my aim is to update this page regularly to show you some of the work in the gallery. Most of the work is available to post out during this Covid19 phase we are currently experiencing. You can contact me email me at any time to enquire and arrange a facetime connection to view works closer.
My payment details can be discussed with you and I usually ask for direct bank transfer but can discuss your preferred method of payment.
Enjoy this page and please leave us all some feedback.
I hope you will be able to visit again in person one day. Until then enjoy these artists and artisans.
Mull of Gallery Showcase
Frug – Tangerine Dream
‘FRUGS’SOLDThis is one of my new Frugs -my felt making take on the traditional wooden ‘Trug’ hence my new name ‘Frug’!A trug is a vessel traditionally made from wood, its history derived from the word ‘Trog’ being an Anglo Saxon word for wooden vessel. They were used...
Frugs
'FRUGS'These are my felt making take on the traditional wooden 'Trug' hence my new name 'Frug'!A trug is a vessel traditionally made from wood, its history derived from the word 'Trog' being an Anglo Saxon word for wooden vessel. They were used for measuring grain and...
‘Frugs’
'FRUGS'UPDATE Apple Frug SOLDSunset Frug SOLDThese are my felt making take on the traditional wooden 'Trug' hence my new name 'Frug'!A trug is a vessel traditionally made from wood, its history derived from the word 'Trog' being an Anglo Saxon word for wooden vessel....
The Mull of Gallery – Michelle Johnson
MICHELLE JOHNSON - SIMPLY PIDGEMichelle of 'Simply Pidge' has been weaving , spinning and dyeing for 15 years. She has woven on multi shaft looms but now favours the simple, yet more creative saori style. She starts by dyeing fleece in her studio on the South Rhins....
The Mull of Gallery – Glenda Waterworth
GLENDA WATERWORTH Glenda is an artist who dyes pure natural fibre and yarn in a range of beautiful colours for knitters, crocheters, spinners, weavers and felters. Her products are ethically sourced and include silk, bamboo, cotton, linen, cashmere, alpaca and various...
The Mull of Gallery – Ann Hadland
ANN HADLAND - BLACKHILL SOAPS Anne makes handmade soaps and shampoo bars from all natural ingredients. Her products do not use palm oil, SLS or parabens and are not packaged in any plastic. They are comestically safety assessed and are vegan/ vegetarian...
The Mull of Gallery – John Nimmo
JOHN NIMMO - THE CLAYHOLE POTTER John produces both earthenware and stoneware ceramics from his base at the Clayhole Pottery just outside Stranraer.White earthenware clay is wheel thrown and decorated with coloured slips and underglazes using motifs based on the flora...
The Mull of Gallery – Jane Fraser
JANE FRASER Jane is an artist working with wood, combining her creations with artistic pyrography. Jane's art practice developed through discovery, substituting paper for wood and the pencil for a hot wire. Jane's response to the natural environment is evident in her...
The Mull of Gallery – Liz Wood
LIZ WOODLiz started crocheting again after retiring to Port Logan three years ago. She began to make soft toys for the children of family and friends. She uses a premium yarn to create the beautiful “squidgyness” of the toys which ensures every one of “Lizzie’s Hugs”...
The Mull of Gallery – Magghi McLean
MAGGHI MCLEAN Puffinpatchworks was set up in 2010 in Edinburgh by Magghi Mclean to design and sell patchwork cushions and quilts. Magghi is now based in Creetown.The ethos of the business is to re-use and recycle as much fabric as possible. Magghi sources her tweed...
The Mull of Gallery – Joy Hadley
JOY HADLEYWorking with fabric and often adding embroidery, Joy loves to sew bags and handmade gifts, many of which are one offs.The bags stocked by the Gallery are all handmade and unique to this location. Joy loves to share her lifelong passion for sewing and...
The Mull of Gallery – Gabrielle Reynolds
Gabrielle is a horticulturist and jewellery maker living in the village of Drummore near the Mull of Galloway. Her two great passions in life are history and the natural world, both of which are reflected in her jewelleryGabrielle is self-taught and enjoys...