We started with a tour of the local bakeries, handing out Ben Robinson’s ‘Public Holidays (Maldoror)’ silkscreen print to the ladies selling the pasties. Then we met Jimmy who was more interested in a hot date with the Yuck ‘n Yum girls than today’s free artwork. ...

A slow start to the day in a sleepy Sunday Cupar but with a historic tour promised in the afternoon which proved very popular the town was soon bustling with people ready to receive a dose of art courtesy of Yuck ‘n Yum. ...

It has been the most beautiful sunny day in Cupar, lots of people out on the streets enjoying it. Most people that I have approached have been very pleased to be given some art, especially once they realise ...

There were more people on the streets than I expected on this sunless weekday in Cupar; mainly elderly solos who were likely to be assertively uninterested. Perhaps they are spoiled for regular human interaction, or just highly suspicious. ...

Private pleasures become pleasurably public, boundaries are explored and breached. Time wasting, wanking, hair drying, bawdy body gossip, techniques for applying slap undergo the anthropological analysis ...

Today’s freebee was the actual, physical Yuck’nYum. I was told by participating artists that I looked the part (I was kitted out like those terribly attractive people who used to hand out free cigarettes). ...

Sunday: today i thought that there would be lots of people out and about due to people heading to church. However, I forgot that Cupar as a small town is closed on a Sunday, so many of the shops were shut. ...

Amy graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in 2003 with a degree in fine art. Since then she has exhibited in group and solo shows, working in installation, drawing and print, and has just completed an MLitt in History of Collecting and Collections at Glasgow University.