Calum Wallis
The Ground Shakes
14 March - 15 May 2026
The Ground Shakes is an exhibition of new works created over the past 2 years by Dundee-based artist Calum Wallis and funded by Creative Scotland and The Geological Association. These works take a geological journey across Scotland, using the Highland Boundary and Great Glen fault lines as way markers for an exploration of a land that is in a constant cycle of change.
Large scale drawings, etchings, stone lithographs and films made during extensive, location based research from Conic Hill to Loch Eriboll, Imachar to Wilkhaven examine how, in a human lifetime, we might relate to the deep-time processes which shape the ground under our feet.
Calum Wallis is one of many artists connected to the RSA through the Residencies for Scotland programme.
Drawn to Move: The Living Line
Where form and motion meet
Drawn to Move: The Living Line explores how artists capture life in motion — through gesture, light, and the moving image. Featuring a curated film programme by Ronald Forbes RSA throughout the year and tutored life drawing workshops with George Donald RSA, the project celebrates the continuity of artistic practice from sketchbook to screen.
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