AN EXHIBITION of artists who support Scottish independence has launched, with some of the artwork set to be sold to help raise money for charity.
The Scottish Independent Artists Exhibition, which launched on Friday, is a celebration of artists from across Scotland who have been brought together by the Yes movement.
Organised by Yes Stones, the exhibition features more than 130 artworks that will be for sale and is at Resonate Together in Alloa.
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A post by the charity, Resonate, on social media said: “We are delighted to welcome artists from across Scotland to Clackmannanshire for a vibrant celebration of creativity, culture and community — brought together by the amazing Yes Stones team!”
It added: “This exhibition is a joyful expression of Scotland’s heart — of the land, the people, and the creativity that connects us.
“Come along, bring a friend, soak in the colour, meet new faces and feel proud of what Scotland’s creative communities are achieving together.”
Along with the exhibition, people will be given the chance to meet some of the artists taking part and hear about their stories which inspired them.
Boulders and Blethers, creative workshops using rocks as a canvas, will also be offered daily with all ages welcome and materials provided.
The exhibition will run until Monday and will be open each day between 10.30am and 4.30pm.
You can view some of the art on display here. Resonate Together is on Carsebridge Road in Alloa.
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