In pictures: Spring Fling artists open studios
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Dozens of artists and makers like Silvy Weatherall are taking part in the event
Nearly 100 artists and makers are throwing open their doors across the south of Scotland.
Spring Fling takes place
It is the 20th year that the event, which lets the public see behind the scenes of the creative process, has taken place.
More than £3m of art and craft has been bought from studios since it was first held in 2003.
An art installation by Emma Varley and Ruth Elizabeth Jones was specially commissioned for Spring Fling
In 2020 and 2021 it switched online due to the Covid pandemic.
However, it has returned to its more traditional format of open studios dotted throughout the region this year.
Joanna Jones, assistant director of Upland which delivers Spring Fling, urged the public to get out and see the work in the studios.
This year's event is being held over four days to coincide with the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Some of Scotland's most southerly artists will be participating this year
Spring Fling coincides with the Platinum Jubilee celebrations
A wide range of works are on show by artists including Mary Gladstone
Anyone who fancies indulging their own creative leanings will have a chance
Gyllian Thomson is another participant in the 20th year of the open studio celebration
Bea Last is also involved in this year's event which concludes on Sunday
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