AN INVITATION

Goose in a landscape painting
Too young to leave by derenz
  • to view original art/artefacts
  • to gift original art/artefacts
  • to own original art/artefacts

THE WEE GALLERY ON CANDLERIGGS exists to exhibit, in real time, local creativity

Open Saturdays
and on ad hoc days

Opening times are limited because of the Wee Gallery's dual role as a working studio, however,  check on Bing or Google for random openings and so as not to disappoint, arrangements can be made to view by appointment.

(To contact the gallery, text 07762 433682, or email: [email protected]). 

Gallery window
The ever changing window of the Wee Gallery

gallery views

Oil painting
Kincardine Bridge by Scott S Simpson
Red white and blue painting
Heart cards by Jacqui Reid of Teeny Tartans
Oil painting
Snow on Glen Coe by Janice Headrick
Crochet flowers
Tulips and roses by Galyna Lee
Oil on canvas
Glass cone by Scott S Simpson
Paintings on wood slices
Lochs and Mountains by Eva Askham-Spencer
Histories
Books for lovers of local history
Kilted bottle
Bottle kilts by Jacqui Reid of Teeny Tartans
Oil painting
Castle at sea by Janice Headrick
Oil painting
Chimney by Scott S Simpson
Oil on stone
Warriors dancing by P Rosa
Dried veg sculpture
The neep look by derenz

a creative mix

  • most creations are one off

  • don't miss out, ask, they may still be available

  • opportunities for local and guest artists

Pyrography
Rabbie Burns by Galyna Lee
Collage
Autumn Leaves 1 of 3 by Janice Headrick
  • To the hills
  • Stress buster pin
  • Nobody knows what happened
  • Into the blue
  • Highlan' coo 1
  • Junk over Clackmannan
  • On my way 1
    Painting
    Bee by Tracy Sheppard

    about the art gallery

    The Wee Gallery on Candleriggs opened its doors in October 2020. It doubles as the studio for resident artist - derenz. Its white cube exhibition space is an invitation to all who love to view, to gift, or to own original art and artefacts. The exhibits reflect the passion and creativity of local artists and crafters.

    The gallery is a popular destination for visitors to Clackmannanshire from across Forth Valley and beyond. Since  opening,  the gallery has welcomed art lovers from as far afield as New Zealand, Nigeria, and the USA. The Wee Gallery is at the top of a virtual triangle with Glasgow and Edinburgh - as the crow flies a mere 25 miles away.   Free car parks, and a 45 minute direct train from Glasgow Queen Street Station, and 8 minutes from Stirling, add to Alloa's appeal as a day-out-destination.