Enveloping issues of heritage, religion, creativity and representation, the
Clanjamfrey will explore the diverse contexts in which public art is
presented and with which it engages

A series of public discussion will seek to explore role of public art and
its engagement with issues if identity, place and change in Inverness.

Confirmed participants include:

Matt Baker (IOTA Lead Artist)
The Reverend Peter W Nimmo (Minister, Old High Saint Stephen’s Parish Church
Inverness, Scotland)
Claudia Zeiske (Deveron Arts, Huntly, Scotland)
Alastair Snow (Independent Consultant on Art in the Public Realm)
Philomena de Lima, PhD (UHI Centre for Remote and Rural Studies)
Sam Harrison (OPEN GROUND place-based education and consultancy)

… as well as a keynote presentation from artist Neville Gabie

The delegate rate for this event is £20 per person.
This includes: registration to the Clanjamfrey, lunch reception on the
Friday, other refreshments during the Clanjamfrey and a keynote presentation
by artist Neville Gabie on Saturday 12th September.

To register for the event or to discover more information about Inverness
Old Town Art click here
{http://www.invernessoldtownart.co.uk/clanjamfrey.asp}
or e-mail
clanjamfrey@invernessoldtownart.co.uk

Inverness Old Town Art (IOTA), Inverness, Scotland
1pm 11th September – 1pm 12 September