There is barely an area of Scotland’s artistic and creative output that isn’t influenced directly, or indirectly by Gaelic language and culture. Most obviously, what we call the ‘traditional arts’ is where this influence is most apparent, particularly in Scotland’s thriving and world-renowned traditional music scene. But it doesn’t stop there. Gaelic language and culture has an influence across all aspects of creative life in Scotland, from poetry and prose, through to visual art, dance and theatre.
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A brochure was created for Creative Scotland to show their commitment to developing and applying a Gaelic Language Plan that communicated with more people, whilst also increasing the awareness, appreciation and participation of all of the organisations and artistic projects in which they invest.