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Arts an-Cnocing
- anCnoc Highland Single Malt Whisky
Develop Visual Art Campaign.

anCnoc Highland Single Malt Scotch
Whisky have revealed an extension of its
brand campaign focusing on the visual
arts, to provide a contemporary
experience of whisky for modern day
drinkers. Developing their long-standing
programme of arts activity, anCnoc is
working with contemporary galleries on
high profile visual art exhibitions and
events, enhancing the brands visibility
and appeal amongst arts audiences.
The campaign builds on anCnoc’s grass
roots involvement with arts
organisations, refreshing existing
partnerships with new elements of
activity and working with several new
galleries in Glasgow, Edinburgh and
Aberdeen.
In Glasgow, anCnoc is working with famed
performance venue The Arches to sponsor
their prestigious graduate award for
visual artists, Blackbox. The
sponsorship realises an artist residency
within the Arches, with the winner of
the award creating a groundbreaking
visual artwork, due to be revealed as
part of The Arches Live festival this
September. anCnoc also sponsors gallery
exhibitions at renowned cultural
landmark The Tron Theatre, within the
newly unveiled anCnoc Long Gallery
exhibition space. anCnoc Long gallery
exhibitions are curated by Glasgow Print
Studios, with the brand’s bespoke
illustrations framing artist’s work.
anCnoc has also forged a new partnership
with Glasgow Print Studios themselves,
providing sampling for exhibition
openings and First Thursday events,
which are part of a late night opening
across the renowned Trongate 103 arts
complex.
In Edinburgh, anCnoc continues to work
with The Fruitmarket Gallery, while new
partners include Stills Gallery and
Collective with sampling activity at
their opening nights. Paying testament
to the location of anCnoc’s distillery
at Knockdhu near Huntly, anCnoc is also
working with two new Aberdeen based
galleries, leading contemporary art
space Peacock Visual Arts and Project
Slogan.
Gillian Gibson, anCnoc Brand Manager,
commented: "anCnoc is a refreshingly
modern brand, and our focus is to
outreach to contemporary whisky
drinkers. Visual arts provide us with an
exciting platform to do so and we are
delighted to announce our enhanced
involvement and support for so many of
Scotland’s leading arts organisations." |