THE LAST SUPPER, Sculptural Series by Silvy Weatherall

SPECIAL EVENT - MEET THE ARTIST - 10th April at 6 pm £5 at the door

We are delighted to welcome Silvy Weatherall herself for an exclusive talk on Thursday 10th April. Hear directly from the artist about her creative process and how her work explores themes of history, faith and transformation. Whether you are drawn to art, history or the deeper meaning of Easter, this exhibition offers something special for everyone.


EXHIBITION 11-23rd April, 1-4 pm FREE ENTRY, Donations welcome

St. Michael's is honoured to host Silvy Weatherall's The Last Supper - a powerful and moving exhibition inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci's famous painting and the themes of Easter.

Weatherall's striking thirteen life-size sculptures reimagine Da Vinci's masterpiece, not with paint, but with broken ceramics, carefully restored using the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi- where cracks are repaired with gold, making something broken even more beautiful than before.

This idea of renewal and transformation connects deeply with the Easter story, reflecting themes of loss, redemption, and hope.

A powerful fusion of art, history, and faith
Set inside Dumfries' oldest church, with its own rich heritage
A moving reflection on the Easter message of renewal