BSL tour of CAMPLE LINE's summer exhibitions led by Trudi Collier

Join us at CAMPLE LINE for a BSL (British Sign Language) tour of our summer exhibitions, 'Murmuration' by Majd Abdel Hamid and 'The warp and woof of my self' by Katie Schwab, The exhibitions feature works in embroidery, textile, ceramic and wood.

The tour will be led by Art Tour/Deaf Guide Trudi Collier.

It will run from 2-3pm, followed by time for a cup of tea and a chat.

You can find more information about our summer exhibitions here.

Transport assistance is available between Dumfries and CAMPLE LINE, connecting with trains from Edinburgh / Carlisle and the X74 bus from Glasgow. Please let us know by 26 August if you would like transport assistance.

You can find more information about CAMPLE LINE via our BSL Welcome Videos

If you need assistance or advice about this event, please be in touch with Emma, our Access Officer.

Email: emma@campleline.org.uk
Phone: +44 (0) 1848 331000
Contact us through an online BSL interpreter: Contact Scotland BSL

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Trudi Collier is a deaf BSL user, and has been working with arts and heritage organisations since 2017 to create accessible tours and events for deaf BSL users across Scotland.

Trudi's background is in psychology, working as an MBACP accredited psychological therapist for over 20 years in a variety of different settings. She has a personal passion and interest in contemporary art and art history, and has been working to improve access and share her interests with the deaf community in Scotland.

Trudi has worked with Aberdeen Art Gallery, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Royal Collection Edinburgh, National Galleries of Scotland, CAMPLE LINE, CCA Glasgow, Collective, Edinburgh Art Festival, Edinburgh Printmakers, Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh, Talbot Rice Gallery, National Museum Scotland and the Royal Academy.

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CAMPLE LINE is located in Mid-Nithsdale in Dumfriesshire, south west Scotland. You will find us at Cample Mill, immediately overlooking the beautiful Cample rail viaduct. We are just 1. 5 miles from the A76. We are two miles south of Thornhill, and about 14 miles north of Dumfries. You can find more information on how to reach us here: Visiting Us