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Anatomy of Nature Exhibition

Anatomy of Nature Exhibition

A promotional poster for the “Anatomy of Nature” exhibition by Roy Burgoyne and Jenny Haslimeier. The top section features a photograph of ceramic artworks—three earthy-toned vessels and a decorative bowl set outdoors among plants. Below, the title “Anatomy of Nature” is in elegant serif font. Text below provides details: “An exhibition by Roy Burgoyne and Jenny Haslimeier. National Trust for Scotland, Souter Johnnie’s Cottage Gallery, Main Rd, Kirkoswald, KA19 8HY. Open Friday to Monday, 11am – 4pm. Exhibition runs from Friday 30th May until Monday 30th June.” Illustrations of a rose and feathers adorn the bottom right. The National Trust for Scotland logo is in the lower left.
An event poster for “Meet the Artist – Jenny Haslimeier.” The top half shows a close-up photo of a woman drawing oak leaves and acorns with a pencil on white paper. Text reads: “FREE EVENT Meet the Artist – Jenny Haslimeier Friday 30th of May, 12:00pm until 3:00pm.” On the right, the location is listed as: “National Trust for Scotland, Souter Johnnie’s Cottage Gallery, Main Rd, Kirkoswald, KA19 8HY. Open Friday to Monday, 11am – 4pm. ‘Anatomy of Nature’ exhibition runs from Friday 30th May until Monday 30th June.” National Trust for Scotland logo appears at the bottom left. Website www.jennyhaslimeier.com is printed in the lower right.
An event poster for a free pottery demonstration with Roy Burgoyne of Carrick Pottery, presented by the National Trust for Scotland. The demonstration will take place on Sunday, June 1st, from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm at Souter Johnnie's Cottage Gallery. The gallery is open Friday to Monday, 11 am to 4 pm, and an "Anatomy of Nature" exhibition will be running from May 30th to June 30th.
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Step into the intricate beauty of the natural world with ‘Anatomy of Nature‘, a captivating exhibition running from Friday 30th May to Monday 30th June 2025 at the historic Souter Johnnie’s Cottage Gallery in Kirkoswald.

This thoughtfully curated exhibition explores the delicate structures, patterns, and organic forms found in the landscape, flora, and fauna of Scotland. Featuring a diverse collection of work from contemporary artists and makers, Anatomy of Nature invites viewers to look closer—beyond the surface—into the shapes, systems, and silent rhythms that sustain life around us.

Set within the charming and atmospheric setting of Souter Johnnie’s Cottage, the gallery offers a unique and intimate backdrop for reflection on the intersection of art and ecology.

Opening Hours
Friday to Monday, from 11am to 4pm

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Walkers welcome
Friday 30 May - Monday 30 June 2025
Friday to Monday, from 11am - 4pm
Free
Souter Johnnie’s Cottage Gallery, Main Road, Kirkoswald, KA19 8HY
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