Fortingall Art Exhibition

Fortingall Art is Highland Perthshire’s most prestigious annual art exhibition, held every summer since 2004 in the village of Fortingall. Set up and still run by local artists the exhibition features painting, jewellery, photography, sculpture, ceramics, glass and bespoke furniture in a stunning rural setting.

Now an established highlight in Perthshire’s cultural calendar Fortingall Art draws over 2000 visitors from all over the UK every year. Held in the unique ‘arts and crafts’ Molteno Hall, the exhibition’s venue is as distinctive as the quality of the art that it features.

The village of Fortingall is famed for it’s ancient yew tree, thought to be the oldest living tree in Europe, and for its unique architecture, designed by James McLaren. Fortingall is also the perfect jumping off point to explore the wilder areas of Highland Perthshire with Glen Lyon and Loch Tay nearby.

Fortingall Art is a not for profit artists’ Co-operative that is run by artists and volunteers, aimed to support the artists it features and its local community.