Dada’s kilt is about a family of Scottish artists, John Reid, his daughter Morag and her husband, Dougie Muego.

All three studied Drawing and Painting at Glasgow School of Art.

Their work reflects the people and places around them, but they also looked beyond the UK for fresh ideas and approaches.

Morag and Dougie have been making art both separately and together since they first met. Morag’s dad taught her before she went to Art School. He went to Art School as a mature student, and an ex-serviceman in 1946. 

And yes, it really is daddy’s kilt – a small piece of tartan from the kilt Morag’s dad wore.

And Dada, because the spirit of Dada lives on .

All three of us have been sympathetic to the idea of a strong Independent Scotland. We also feel that Europe, where many of our ideas have come from, is in many ways our cultural home.