Street Stories

Malcolm Sutherland Photo credit Fanni Tutek-Hajnal and the production of Framework from Klever Dance Malcolm Sutherland is a choreographer and dancer from Dunblane who has worked in theatres and dance projects all over the world. The 33-year-old has spent several months of this year performing in Luxembourg and is due to return to Scotland in

Michael Corr is an award-winning contemporary painter and mural artist who works from his garden studio in Alloa. Michael Corr Credit: Focas Media His work, which focuses on portraiture and figurative art, has been featured in both group and solo exhibitions across Scotland while his large murals can be seen around Glasgow, Falkirk, Edinburgh and Dundee.

Roisin Mackenzie is an abstract and fluid artist whose talent for painting flourished during the first lockdown. Roisin Mackenzie Credit: Focas Media The 39-year-old mum of two began painting as a hobby and “creative release” last April after joining an online art group. She focused on and fell in love with fluid art and now

Jacqueline Marr is one of Scotland’s leading figurative contemporary artists who this year celebrates 21 years in her field. Jacqueline Marr Credit: Focas Media The 43-year-old professional artist predominantly paints figures in oils producing a small number of paintings every year and exhibiting her work extensively in galleries and at art events throughout the UK

Jacqueline Scorgie, who practices under the name Jacque, is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is inspired by the environment, nature and the impact of climate change. The 23-year-old student is in the final year of a BA Honours degree in Art and Design at the University of Stirling. Jacque, who lives in Cumbernauld, works with

David Galletly is an artist, illustrator and graphic designer who lives and works in Stirling. The 37-year-old is based in a studio at the city’s Made in Stirling creative hub where he works on a range of drawings, animations and designs for sale to the public and for business clients. David was born in Stirling

Lou Carberry is a Contemporary Arts student who works with a wide range of mediums ranging from installations to digital art. Lou Carberry Credit: Focas Media  The 21-year-old has been studying at Forth Valley College for the past three years and much of her work is focused on day-to-day issues such as mental health,

A clean up team has been busy preparing Stirling’s empty shop windows ready for the launch of the city’s ambitious Street Stories project. They have been working on behalf of Go Forth Stirling Business Improvement District (BID) which is set to transform eight stores into vibrant works of art.  Street Stories will see animated artworks