Mapping Contemporary Art in the Heritage Experience - Exhibition at Cherryburn - Photographic documentation of Mark Fairnington's piece, ‘Walking, Looking and Telling Tales'

<p>This folder includes images from <i>MCAHE</i> project depicting Mark Fairnington’s Art piece <i>Walking, Looking and Telling Tales </i>at The National Trust, Cherryburn.</p><p></p><p><br></p><p>Please read in conjunction with the <b>Project Overview Metadata</b></p><p><b><br></b></p><p>Images of the installations at Cherryburn have to be credited to the artist Mark Fairnington, and the respective photographer: Colin Davidson (Please see file name)</p><p><br></p><p>Contemporary painter, Mark Fairnington, took on the ‘mantle’ of Thomas Bewick, by ‘following in his footsteps’, recreating walks he made in the landscape surrounding Cherryburn over 200 years ago. Based on sketches 
of small but vivid details, such as a hanging swing he encountered along the way, Fairnington produced a series of small paintings, taking a contemporary viewpoint. These exquisite works were hung in Bewick’s birthplace, a tiny cottage adjacent to the Cherryburn museum.</p>