David Oxley Art

19/04/2026

17/04/2026

🎉 April Dunbar Food & Craft Market – Sunday 19 April | 11am – 4pm

We’re so excited to bring you our first market of 2026 at Lauderdale Park, Dunbar – and what a line-up we have for you!

✨ Our amazing traders include:
• Adalime - Glass Creations
• Belhaven Woodcraft
• Black Bear and Pine
• Blue Tag Creations
• Braw Sauces
• Charlie’s pies and pate
• Coastal Castings
• David Oxley Art
• Deli Français
• Dixie’s natural deli
• Edinpets - Husse
• Elstons Vegan Bakery
• Fabric Creations by Carol
• J&G Farming
• Laura Haining Jewellery
• loveicecream.biz
• New Leaf Silver
• Nicky Web Designs
• Oldmangrey
• Pizza Piaggio
• Seriously Dough
• Sheila’s Little Stitches
• Smell the Melt
• Tasha's Botanics
• The Crafting Queen UK
• The Plot Thickens.
• The Print Wifey
• the_sometimes_sewer
• Truck Sri
• Why Knot by Lottie

🌿 Plus we have:
• Community Stall – Tyninghame Community Farm
• Charity Stall – Terry & Sue Clay Creations (supporting Pancreatic Cancer UK)
• Young Trader – Macy’s Makes
• High Street Spotlight – Georgia May Fashion gifts and accessories

🎶 Running alongside the market:
• Live music from MacFunkel
• Open mic acoustic sets from local singers
• Stock Car Racing Showcase
• Dunbar Community Pétanque open session

PLUS our amazing playpark is available for all kids to play in a safe and secure setting.

DOGS 🐶 Welcome too so no one misses out.

☕ And don’t forget our very own Wishing Tree by the Sea Café will be open all day serving delicious food, drinks, cakes, and more!

Pop along, support local, and enjoy a brilliant day out by the sea 🌊

📍 Lauderdale Park, Dunbar
🗓️ Sunday 19 April
⏰ 11am – 4pm


Keep Edinburgh Thriving

17/04/2026

After a sold-out show at Edinburgh Science Festival last night, Sphaerosymphony heads to Pint of Science next month 🍺

Planet Earth: Air explores turning environmental data into sound and visuals - new ways to engage with and understand our environment.
https://pintofscience.co.uk/event/planet-earth-air

18/12/2025

Bridging Worlds brings together a body of generative, data-driven, and immersive works that explore how systems, rules, and technologies shape the worlds we inhabit and imagine.

The exhibition spans interactive installations, real-time AI systems, sensor-driven pieces, and pattern-based generative visuals presented as both digital and physical works. Many works connect ideas first explored through my algorithmic and generative experiments in the 1990s with contemporary tools and contexts, including environmental data, immersive media, and responsive digital environments.

Several pieces emerged through collaboration across Scotland's creative-tech community, from environmental data projects and workshops to experimental performance and immersive exhibitions. Together, the works form a network of interconnected "worlds" shaped through code, motion, behaviour, and participation.

Visitors can expect evolving digital forms, responsive environments, and works that blur the boundaries between physical and virtual space.

https://davidoxley.art/bridging-worlds

27/10/2025

Interactive art, intelligent spaces, responsive performance.

On Dec 5 at CodeBase Edinburgh, we'll explore how smart sensing systems can sense, respond, and transform the environments we create - from theatre to installation to escape-room design.

Whether you build performances, installations, or immersive worlds, this hands-on workshop will spark new ideas for what's next.

⚡ Places are limited, grab your spot now: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/data-driven-theatre-art-with-raspberry-pi-systems-registration-1858632101649

Discover how AI-accelerated tools and live data can inspire new forms of performance, installation, and interactive art

05/10/2025

Sunflowers at Root 2 Fruit festival in Philadelphia! Credit to for photo.

04/10/2025

Two doormats and one shimmery rug featuring my Packed Pearls artwork. Art destined to be trodden upon.

29/07/2025

🎶🌍 What does the air sound like today?

Sphaerosymphony turns real-time air quality data into ever-changing music and visuals. Each monitoring station has its own soundscape, shaped by the past 24 hours of:

🌫️ PM2.5 – tiny particles so small they can travel deep into your lungs and even enter your bloodstream
🌬️ PM10 – slightly bigger particles like dust and pollen

🔗 Explore: sphaerosymphony.com

🎧 Listen, watch, and maybe even set up your own sensor to hear the music of the air you breathe.

Sphaerosymphony is an immersive, interactive installation that transforms real-time air quality data into a powerful visual and auditory experience.

06/02/2025

I’m excited to have contributed a short video to Future-Proofing Creative Skills for Responsible AI Adoption, a series of workshops exploring AI in creative practice. 🚀🎨

These workshops dive into how AI is shaping the creative industries, helping artists and designers adapt responsibly.

Part of the Edinburgh Futures Institute's Making Waves event season

24/12/2024

On a snowy Christmas Eve, deep in a Highland glen, Santa made a special stop. As he adjusted his sack of gifts, he was greeted by a curious group of furry haggis friends.

"Santa!" chirped the smallest Haggis, its round eyes wide with excitement. "We’ve heard about your magic gifts, but we’ve never had any before!"

Santa smiled warmly. "Every creature deserves a little Christmas magic. Tonight, it’s your turn."

He handed out beautifully wrapped packages, each tied with ribbons and a sprig of heather. The Haggises eagerly opened their gifts, revealing tiny tartan scarves, glittering bells, and a miniature sled perfect for racing down snowy slopes.

The Haggises danced in delight, their joyous laughter ringing through the crisp winter air. As Santa climbed back into his sleigh, he glanced over his shoulder, seeing the Haggises happily playing with their newfound treasures.

With a hearty "Merry Christmas to all!" Santa soared away, leaving behind the happiest little gathering in the Highlands.