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december, 2019

Event Details

Indigenous First Nations Canadian artists combine traditional art practice with contemporary minimalism, Pop art, and performance art photography, in this new group exhibition presented in partnership with The Baldwin Gallery.

Robert Davidson is one of Canada’s most respected and important contemporary visual artists. A Northwest Coast native of Haida and Tlingit descent, he is a master sculptor of totem poles and masks and works in a variety of other media as a printmaker, painter and jeweller. He is best known as an impeccable craftsman whose creative and personal interpretation of traditional Haida form is unparalleled. Many of his works are considered post-modern masterpieces and are sought by collectors internationally.

Like Davidson, Kwakwaka’wakw artists, Sonny Assu and Steve Smith and Coast Salish artist, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun, are inheritors of the Formline art tradition. Formline art is the primary design element on which Northwest Coast art depends and is distinguished by the use of characteristic shapes. Formlines are continuous, flowing, curvilinear lines, historically employed in totem poles, house fronts and masks.

Meryl McMaster is of half Plains Cree and half Scottish descent and uses photographic practice to explore history and identity. Her work is predominantly photography-based, incorporating the production of props, sculptural garments and performance that transports the viewer out of the ordinary into a space of contemplation and introspection.

Organizer

Linlithgow Burgh Halls

Time

October 18 (Friday) 9:00 am - January 19 (Sunday) 5:00 pm gmt

Location

Linlithgow Burgh Halls

High Street

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29nov(nov 29)6:00 pm08dec(dec 8)5:00 pmUKCC Level 2: Coaching Youth & Adult Rugby Union - LinlithgowScottish Rugby Training & Education

Event Details

This course acts as an entry qualification for coaches who are currently coaching youth or adult rugby. It will also include content on refereeing the 15-a-side game. Through your work you will be better able to develop core technical and tactical skills and core values in your players in an active, purposeful, enjoyable and safe environment.

On completion coaches will be able to:-

Deliver rugby union coaching sessions and provide direction to other coaches
Understand the principles of coaching
Know how to plan, establish and maintain a safe coaching environment
Understand how to plan and support the delivery of activities that are age and stage appropriate for players
Understand how to evaluate coaching activities and understand how to evaluate own coaching practice

This course is organised by approved coaching centres and delivered by Scottish Rugby accredited coach educators. It will last approximately 34 hours (24 hours on course, 10 hours home study). Coaches must attend all three days to receive the final qualification

This course is competence based and involves on-course appraisal. It involves both classroom and outdoor practical activities, where coaches will be expected to participate fully in all sessions.

Click button to book tickets. £80 – £300.