Various dates, see below
Argyll Terrace, Tobermory, Isle of Mull. PA75 6RB.
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  • Calum Wallis The Ground Shakes 14 March - 26 June 2026 The Ground Shakes is an exhibition of new works...
    Calum Wallis, Far From Complete, etching, 38 x 34cm, 2025, courtesy of the Artist

    Calum Wallis

    The Ground Shakes 

    14 March - 26 June  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.
  • RSA200: Moving Image Programme The Snug 18 May - 28 August The RSA200 film screenings in An Tobar reflect An...

    Stills from the RSA200 Moving Image Programme - left to right:

    Oana Stanciu, Stai in banca ta/ Behave, Ronald Forbes RSA, Hello and Goodbye, Tim Sandys, North Platte,

    Tracy Mackenna RSA, Language, Listening and Belonging, Rachel McBrinn, Luigi Mecocci, via dei Velluti, Firenze, Ronald Forbes RSA, Only Make Believe, 

    Rachel Maclean RSA (Elect), The Lion and the Unicorn, Katri Walker, Rapture, Edward Summerton RSA, Dighty Burn.

    RSA200: Moving Image Programme

    The Snug 

    18 May - 28 August 

     

    The RSA200 film screenings in An Tobar reflect An Tobar and Mull Theatre’s longstanding commitment to ambitious contemporary visual art and artists’ film. We originally commissioned Dalziel + Scullion’s Source to mark An Tobar’s tenth anniversary, establishing an important relationship with one of Scotland’s most respected artist duos. Over the years, An Tobar and Mull Theatre has also presented Graham Fagen’s powerful The Slave’s Lament and The Weepers by Rachel Maclean, whose films continue to shape contemporary conversations around identity, politics and performance. Bringing the RSA200 Moving Image Programme to Mull builds on this history, reinforcing the idea that internationally significant contemporary art can — and should — be experienced far beyond major urban centres.

     

    Culture Above and Beyond - Part One. From Mon 18 May until Fri 29 May

    Culture Above and Beyond - Part Two. From Mon 1 June until Fri 19 June

    RSA Academicians' Showcase - Part One. From Mon 22 June until Fri 3 July

    RSA Academicians' Showcase - Part Two. From Mon 6 July until Fri 17 July

    Florence: New Reactions. From Mon 20 July until Fri 31 July

    Language, Place and Understanding. From Mon 3 Aug until Fri 14 Aug

    The Moving Sketchbook. From Mon 17 Aug until Fri 28 Aug
  • George Donald RSA: Tutored Life Drawing Workshop 13 August 2026 An Tobar will host a practical life drawing workshop by...
    George Donald RSA in the drawing studio, image courtesy of the artist

    George Donald RSA: Tutored Life Drawing Workshop  

    13 August 2026

     

    An Tobar will host a  practical life drawing workshop  by George Donald RSA. George will teach basic life drawing skills and techniques with the use of a model human skeleton, while giving lively insights into the history of life drawing and telling stories of his illustrious career. 

     

    Over the course of the day participants will draw from a life model and explore how the anatomy of the body influences its surface, shape and tone. George will guide and instruct participants to create their own work in a relaxed and informal setting. 

     

    This is an exciting opportunity to link to the Royal Scottish Academy through the work of one of its highly esteemed Academicians. 

     

    Booking details to be confirmed. 
  • About An Tobar and Mull Theatre
    An Tobar and Mull Theatre

    About An Tobar and Mull Theatre

    We’re of our place and for our community. We aspire to be an island voice in a national and international conversation.

    We create and support art that is brave, complex, generous and full of heart, born of difficult questions instead of easy answers. We have no interest in orthodoxy.

    We want our audiences to leave feeling nourished, connected and understood. We want a conversation with them that is reciprocal.

    We are a place for joining in, with welcome and warmth at its heart.

     

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