Stones, stories and the many layers of Gray with Claudia Zeiske

Stones, stories and the many layers of Gray with Claudia Zeiske

An informal conversation with Girvan’s artist in residence Claudia Zeiske discussing her performance-led walking project along the UNESCO-recognised Carrick coastline (Ballantrae-Girvan-Dunure). Bringing the threads of art, geology, museums and gender together in context of life and work of Girvan’s Geologist Elizabeth Gray.

This event will include a viewing of small artistic interventions Claudia has created throughout her research. Those are placed alongside the collection items in The McKechnie Institute.

Refreshments will be served.


Accessibility


There is an accessible entrance through the side gate on Ailsa Street West and through rear of the building (follow relevant signage). Lift access available for upper floor.

How to book:

Free, but advanced booking essential.
By email: [email protected] or by phone 01465 713 643.
Over 18 or 16+ accompanied with an adult.

This project is supported through a programme of work delivered by Feral and funded by Creative Scotland. Supported by South Ayrshire Council. Feral’s outdoor arts residency programme is aimed at Scotland based artists interested in developing outdoor or site-specific performance projects responding to landscape.

Additional Information

Accessible rooms
Disabled access
Friday 17 April 2026
6pm - 7pm (Doors open at 5.30pm)
Over 18 or 16+ accompanied with an adult
Free, but booking essential
The McKechnie Institute, 40 Dalrymple Street, Girvan KA26 9AE

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