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Gannet and guillemot bin art for Sustaining North Berwick
Sustaining North Berwick wanted to solve the environmental problem of the bins overflowing and birds being damaged by eating rubbish, so they raised funds to instal six big belly bins around town. They asked six artists to create designs for them, all with different seabirds – I drew gannets and guillemots from the hat. All of our art work for the bins is on show in an exhibition at the Seabird Centre until October.
above: the exhibition at the Seabird Centre. below: my panels and Steven Butcher’s. right: my bin outside the North Berwick Fry.
The project was pulled together by Ruth Hunter Pepper and Richard Watt of Sustaining North Berwick. The other five artists are (in the order of the bins below) Julia Zeller-Jacques (Rock and Bird shop in NB), Susan Cameron (Echo Beach designs), Rachel Marshall (Bonzo Art), Lorriane Thomson (Between the Woods and Sea) and Steven Butcher.
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