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Craigmillar Tapestry

 

Under construction

each panel is 50cm by 50cm

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An ongoing project that traces the history of Craigmillar. The project started in 2010 by the late Helen Crummy, with Lindsey Watt headteacher at Castleview Primary School. Later on supported through The Thistle Foundation by Dani Waddell, Katie Quinn and now Will Golding. Now involving many in the Craigmillar Community.

The aim was to use the archive of Craigmillar Now housed in Craigmillar Arts Centre now to help create the images. The archive has grown in the community over many years. 

The starting point is The book by Helen Crummy's book "Mine a rich Vien". The first stages of the panels was launched was launched in Feb 2017 as part of World Community Arts Day. The original aim was to celebrate and name as many as possible who help create the Craigmillar Festival Society, but now attempts to tell the story based on Helen Crummy's timeline from the Niddrie Stone to the present day. 

At present 20 panels are up and running.

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/1704248126286141/

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Craigmillar Now

https://craigmillarnow.com

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​Andrew Crummy is an artist who draws and paints. Since 1986 he has completed many artworks, illustrations, paintings and murals.

He is known as the designer of community art tapestries including The Great tapestry of Scotland.

In 2023 he was awarded an MBE, an honorary doctorate from Dundee University and a Fletcher of Saltoun Award from The Saltire Society.

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All artworks, tapestry designs copyright © Andrew Crummy

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