24/07/2026
✨ The countdown is ON to Pittenweem Arts Festival 2026! ✨
A week today, we’ll be right in the midst of the mayhem, setting up our stands at Pittenweem Primary School, our venue for this year’s festival!
There are 10 artists and makers exhibiting together at Venue 27, each bringing something different, unique and inspiring. So, we thought it was time to introduce ourselves...
Meet the Artists & Makers of Venue 27! 👋
Swipe through the carousel to meet us all and discover who we are, what we make and what you can expect to find when you come and visit us during the festival.
And why not join us for our Preview Night? 🥂
Come along for drinks, nibbles and exclusive first access to all the incredible work on show before the festival opens to the public. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet the makers, discover something truly unique and maybe even snap up a one-of-a-kind piece before anyone else!
📅 Friday 31st July
🕖 7–9pm
📍 Venue 27 – Pittenweem Primary School
✨ Can’t make it on Friday evening? No worries! We’re open 10am–5pm daily, Saturday 1st to Saturday 8th August.
Come and say hello! We’d love to see you. 💕
Martine Greig Martine’s Ceramics
Martine creates hand built ceramics and Raku fires them in her garden. The exciting chance effects of this final firing make each creature unique in finish.
Nicole Arthur By Nicole Arthur
Nicole creates sustainable jewellery using recycled gold and silver. Inspired by nature’s textures, traditional silversmithing techniques shape timeless pieces designed to be cherished, connecting the wearer to nature’s beauty.
Liz Maclarty Jones Liz Maclarty Jones
Liz is s landscape painter of coastlines and harbours. Her quest to push the boundaries of place with abstraction.
painting links golf courses as contemporary art.
Gillian Barrie Gilli B
Combining traditional painting techniques with contemporary illustrative mark making, Gilli creates bright and colourful artwork inspired by the charming harbour towns and villages in the Kingdom of Fife.
Kay Willmot