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Gunnie Moberg: A Creative Legacy

A rock cliff solid in the left hand of the frame is home to hundreds of seabirds, beneath the firmness of the rock swils white spume of a quick dark sea.

övärldens skildrare: the portrayal of the island world

Gunnie & Ingrid

On the shore: Talk at Stills Gallery

Creative Exchange: Orkney – Edinburgh

Show time

Black and white aerial photograph showing Stromness waterfront and pointing out into the sea, the arrow head shape of the Pole Star pier

Among her piers

Foreshore photography

Mapping Moberg

Case Closed Exhibition Open

Evoking Orkney

Aerial view of the tiop of a small island showing cormorant bird nests dotted around the point.

At Holm

looking down on a small Logan Air plane as it flies over Stromness Harbour

Angle of vision

A sea misted view of the Hoy hills, a low light picks up the rock shelf on the shore under a slate sky coloured with blue, the dark waves are capped with white, a storm brews.

High and low, mild and furious

St Magnus Kirk on Egilsay photographed from the sky, a long shadow of the turret cuts across the kite shape creaed by the stone wall.

Look a little longer

The artists Gennady Rozhdestvensky, Russian composer, and Viktoria Postnikova, Russian pianist, in dark raincoats, his back facing the camera and his head turned as he links arms with Viktoria who smiles eyes closed facing the camera hands in pockets.

They all come to me!

Writers Duncan McLean and Irvine Welsh arms round shoulders smiling at the camera

Many homes across these islands

Slide mount reading 'Gunnie Moberg' handwritten in black pen, image on slide is of a primula scotica, a small opurplish pink primrose with three heads

Orkney’s Garden

Book cover showing black and white image of a seal pup, yello and red sticker 'Let the seals live!'.

Selkies

tern flying wings spread against a deep blue sky

Naturally

Gunnie's well worn camera case, scuffed around the edges.

Worn well

Bonxie in flight, lots of movement and space.

Eighth of May

A young Gunnie sits with friends.

Bright young things

Camera, pen & brush.

Neolithic clogs

Sign Sing

First week at work

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