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The Strathearn Gallery

Opened in Crieff in 1994, the Strathearn Gallery is a private gallery dedicated to showcasing the original work of artists from across Scotland, as well as supporting and developing up-and-coming creators. Working as part of the ‘Own Art’ scheme to make buying art accessible and affordable, they showcase paintings, ceramics, sculpture and jewellery.

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