Audio guide featuring local artists launched at National Trust for Scotland's Inverewe site in Poolewe; the guide for the Wester Ross beauty spot is linked to a new exhibition of work
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A WESTER Ross tourist attraction has launched an audio guide featuring local artists as part of a museum display.
The Wise Women and the Earth exhibition in the Sawyer Gallery at Inverewe is accompanied by an audio experience to accompany the visitor in a walk around the National Trust for Scotland site.
The Songlines recording draws on the tradition of stories and folklore to take visitors on a tour of the garden, evoking its natural and cultural history with poetry, song and spoken word.
A range of artists are featured, who used a variety of mediums to create their work.
The exhibition, which runs until Halloween, features artists Ann Coomber, Lynn Bennet-Mackenzie, Dorje-Khandro David, Mandy Haggith, Joanne B Kaar, and Katherine Sutherland.
Their works explore themes related to the environment and are based on their experiences at Inverewe.
Kevin Frediani, operations manager at Inverewe, said: “We are so proud that Inverewe has provided such a rich seam of inspiration for them and the work we’re showcasing is completely steeped in their experience of one of Scotland’s national and natural treasures.”
