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ART NEWS
Te frst ever Aberdeen Art Fair brings together an eclectic range of original art from over 40
galleries and art associations representing hundreds of artists, many of whom are showing in
the northeast for the frst time. Prices range from 50 to 10,000. Tere is a free wrapping
service and admission includes a free catalogue. Sat Aug 13, 9.30a-4p & Sun Aug 14, 10a-4p, 3
(children free), Music Hall, Union St., www.aberdeenartfair.co.uk
Aberdeen Art Fair director Gerry Muldoon with Maura Tighe, owner of Aberdeens Gallery Heinzel
AYRSHIRE
BORDERS
Te Glenfddich Distillery in Dufown is
celebrating a decade of its Artists in Residence
programme, this year featuring eight artists from
the USA, the UK, Canada, Taiwan, India, Poland
and China. Mark Salinas (USA) is the frst ever
fashion designer to participate in the project.
Artists are given open access to the distillery
complex and production facilities as well as the
surrounding countryside. Curator Andy Fairgrieve
explains: Te programmes ethos is about
encouraging people to delight in lifes adventures
and to be as pioneering as possible. It is impossible
to be a pioneer when facing constrictions, which is
why we give them absolute freedom to explore and
be inspired by the distillery. Work created during
the residencies will go on display in the distillerys
on-site gallery until November
Helen Cho, Untitled, 2010, ballpoint pen on
leatherette, 44 x 34cm
Now in its third year, Fabric of the Land is a geology-inspired exhibition exploring the links
between geology and the landscape of the earth and focusing on the theme of elements. Held
at the University of Aberdeens Geology & Petroleum Geology Department, which will be
transformed into a contemporary gallery, the exhibition is organised in association with the
Aberdeen-headquartered energy services company Senergy and curated by Smart
Consultants. Last years exhibition attracted over 70 entries and more than 700 visitors. Aug 27-
Sep 18, www.fabricoftheland.com
West Kilbride is home to Craf Town
Scotland, a complex of six craf studios, a
gallery and a gif shop which has been
operating for the last ten years. Current
resident makers work in silver, wool,
print-making, glass, turned wood, stained
glass, mirrors and jewellery. Craf Town
Scotland regularly features the work of
recent graduates from Scottish and UK
art schools. www.westkilbride.org.uk
Te Borders region has scored a hat-trick
of new galleries recently. Te
Coldingham Gallery specialises in
Chinese paintings, porcelain and
decorative objects, modern Vietnamese
art and local paintings and prints.
www.coldinghamgallery.co.uk. Te Tree
Fishes Gallery in Peebles specialises in
reasonably priced, high quality prints as
well as owner Jim Macdonalds own work.
www.threefshesgalleryandframing.co.uk.
Tweedside Gallery in Newtown St
Boswells has local art and crafwork along
with owner Ian Olivers photographs of
the Borders. www.ianoliverphoto.co.uk
Marion E
Kane, hand-
raised
sterling
silver vessel
with gold
detail. Photo:
Emma
Sanderson.
Xing Baozhuang, Crane scroll (detail), 1982
(Coldingham Gallery)
ART NEWS
DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY DUNDEE & ANGUS
EDINBURGH & LOTHIANS
Contemporary landscape and seascape artist
Angela Lawrence has a new series of paintings
entitled Sea Spirits, capturing impressions by
the shore and the movement of water. Tis year
Angela received both a Visual Arts Award from
Creative Scotland and a Dumfries & Galloway
Arts Award. Working from her own Clience
Studio in Castle Douglas, she has exhibited
throughout the UK. www.cliencestudio.co.uk
White sands of Morar
Sri Lankan-born
structural designer Cecil
Balmonds Star of
Caledonia has been
chosen to become a new
national landmark work
of art celebrating the
border crossing into
Scotland at Gretna. Te
180-foot high star will
feature rotating spirals
glistening in the night sky.
A tribute to Scotlands scientifc heritage, it
will be situated on farmland next to the
M74 atop a large scale landform designed
by landscape architect Charles Jencks.
Frederick Sandys,
The White Mayde
of Avenel.
University of
Dundee Museum
Services
Te Dundee Masters Show(Aug 27-Sep 3)
highlights the best work by this years
graduates of Duncan of Jordanstone College
of Art & DesignNoel Paton & the Pre-
Raphaelites: Scottish Connections &
Collections at the Lamb Gallery at the
University of Dundee (until Sep 10) includes
work from the years spent in Perth by J. E.
Millais, founder of the Pre-Raphaelite
brotherhood, along with previously unseen
paintings, drawings and archive material
relating to Dunfermline-born Joseph Noel
Paton. www.exhibitions.dundee.ac.uk
Now in its eighth year, the Edinburgh Art
Festival, Scotlands largest annual festival of
visual art, again showcases major solo
Anish Kapoor, White Sand, Red Millet, Many Flowers, 1982. Mixed media and pigment. The artist. Courtesy Arts
Council Collection, Southbank Centre, London
Te public has a rare opportunity this
summer to see inside the Scottish Arts Club
to view its Festival exhibitions, Victoria
Crowes Starting (Aug 9-13) and Helga
Charts Temes and Variations (Aug 25-
27). See full preview p46.
www.scottishartsclub.co.uk
exhibitions and new work by leading
international artists alongside emerging
talent. Spread over more than 40 venues,
Festival highlights include: solo exhibitions
by Anish Kapoor, Robert Rauschenberg,
David Mach, Tony Cragg, Tomas
Houseago, Ingrid Calamaie and Anton
Henning; newly commissioned public
artworks by Martin Creed (an installation on
the Scotsman Steps) and Karen Forbes (a
temporary pavilion in St Andrew Square
Gardens); historical exhibitions, including
Te Northern Renaissance: Drer to
Holbein and 500 Years of Scottish
Portraiture; and solo exhibitions by Dame
Elizabeth Blackadder, John Byrne, Tamsyn
Challenger, Chris Drury, Charles Jencks and
Stephen Sutclife. Aug 4-Sep 4 (some exhibitions
continue into the autumn),
www.edinburghartfestival.com
Theo Matoff
Don Quixotes Dance
Fringe Festival Exhibition
Choreography of life and other drawings.
6th August 27th August 2011
... an exuberant energy that will not be denied. 37.5x46.5cm
Holy Cow
A mixed exhibition of gallery work
Featuring some of the most exciting new artists on the Scottish contemporary scene.
Paintings, prints and original illustrative work.
2nd September 2011 to 2nd October 2011
Varun Cursetji Displacement (triptych) 190 x 84cm
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FIFE GLASGOW
HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS OUTER ISLES
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Head for the beautiful East Neuk of Fife for
the count em - 29th Pittenweem Arts
Festival, which this year features over 70
artists from Britain and overseas. Painting,
sculpture and crafwork will be shown in
nearly a hundred temporary galleries,
including houses, garages, gardens and even
the harbourmasters ofce. Aug 6-14,
www.pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk
Glasgow has a new
contemporary art event.
Showcasing a diverse range of
work for sale by contemporary
artists from Glasgow and
beyond, Vault brings together
twelve galleries, artist-led
studios and organisations,
including David Dale Gallery &
Studios, Glasgow Print Studio,
Glasgow Independent Studio,
Market Gallery, Te Mutual
and Street Level Photoworks.
Jenny Brownrigg, Exhibitions
Director at the Glasgow School
of Art, will curate Vaults frst
New Views section, presenting
a selection of this years
graduates.
Vault has been designed specifcally for
the recently refurbished WASPS Briggait
building, formerly Glasgows fshmarket, a
Grade A-listed building which has been
transformed into a vibrant new home for
over 80 artists and cultural organisations.
Vault is supported by Creative Scotlands
Own Art scheme, which ofers the public
Anne E. Ferguson, Basket of fish, glass panel
Te many professional artists who work on
the beautiful Cowal Peninsula in Argyll,
including painters, potters, sculptors,
Te Illustrators is a touring
exhibition of contemporary
childrens book illustration curated
by Childrens Laureate Julia
Donaldson, author of over 150
childrens books, including popular
titles illustrated by Axel Schefer
such as Te Grufalo, Te Snail and
the Whale and Zog.
Te Illustrators is organised by
the Park Gallery in Falkirks
Callander House along with Artlink
Central, a charity which puts artists,
musicians and storytellers into schools,
hospitals, prisons and community spaces
to foster talent and creativity.
Te exhibition, which previously drew
over 7,000 visitors to the Park Gallery, is
on show as part of Shetland Arts Word
Play festival (Aug 20-Sep 25) before
touring throughout the UK. It includes
original works by contemporary
illustrators and examples of preparatory
work.
Gruffalo and Stickman by Axel Scheffler
interest-free loans of between 100 and
2,000 to buy art and craf. By making art
afordable, Own Art encourages frst-time
buyers and creates opportunities for people
to start collecting contemporary art. Tere
are currently over 40 Scottish galleries
operating the Own Art scheme. Vault, Sep 9-
11, The Briggait, www.vaultartglasgow.com; Own
Art, www.creativescotland.com/ownart
The recently refurbished Briggait
Artmap Argyll is an artists network which
has mapped out a trail of over 30
participating studios you can visit during
their open studios weekend. Download a
map from their website and follow the red
dots. Aug 12-15, www.artmapargyll.com
weavers, furniture makers, jewellers and
photographers, open their doors to visitors
during Cowal Open Studios (and at other
times by appointment). Most artists work in
whatever space they can fnd, including
purpose-built studios, adapted garages,
specially built sheds, cupboards, kitchen
tables, spare rooms, back rooms, huts and
barns, ofen with stunning views. Sep 23-26,
www.cowalopenstudios.co.uk
EDINBURGH & LOTHIANS
Over 100 Dealers at each centre
offering antique furniture,
paintings, silver, ceramics,
vintage clothing
& jewellery
Contemporary furniture
Fashion & gifts
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ART NEWS
PERTHSHIRE
Fanny Lam Christie, Still Winter B
Set in 20 acres of woodland near Blairgowrie, Heartwood allows artists to blend art with
nature. Take a walk through the woods and experience striking artworks, including
sculpture, mixed media and textile installations, video, sound, performance and
conceptual works. Sep 3-11, www.heartwoodartists.com
STIRLINGSHIRE
Te Park Gallery in Falkirks Callander House is
currently hosting In Visible Ink (until Aug 28),
an exhibition of original prints by artists from the
Print Studio Cambridge. Each year the studio
publishes prints by exceptional artists. Tis
exhibition is drawn from a selection of those
publications. Says Kip Gresham of the Print Studio
Cambridge: Although a print is ofen the product
of several related processes and many hands,
ideally the fnished piece will appear to have
arrived in the world fully formed with the artist's
authorship frmly established. www.falkirk.gov.uk
(Search Park Gallery); www.theprintstudio.co.uk
Visitors to the Trossachs can get their art fx at
Galleria Luti, a family-run gallery in Callander
specialising in contemporary Scottish art.
Currently showing is Estate (Italian: summer,
until Sep 7), a mixed show of paintings along with
other items such as mosaic slates, glass art and
designer jewellery. www.gallerialuti.co.uk
Peter Luti, Pink and Orange Sunset
Stephen Chambers, Medlar Meddler
Antiques
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MISC.
Creative Scotland has launched a new
online service to help Scottish-based
artists access a wide range of creative
opportunities. In fact, its called
Opportunities.
A one-stop repository for awards,
commissions, calls for entries, grant
information, professional development
opportunities and jobs in Scotland and
beyond, Opportunities reaches thousands
of artists, creative practitioners and arts
organisations each week.
Users can register for weekly e-
newsletter updates and anyone with an
opportunity to advertise can create a free
account allowing them to publish
information directly to the site. Tis
section will also incorporate jobs in the
arts sector, showcasing arts-related work
opportunities across the country.
To sign up for the service go to
http://opportunities.creativescotland.com.
Creative Scotland is also developing a
new website and is seeking the input of
the creative sector. Anyone wanting to
have their say about how the new website
can meet the wide-ranging needs of its
users can take a few minutes to respond
to the questionnaire on the Creative
Scotland homepage at
www.creativescotland.com.
Creative Scotland invests in the creative
and professional development of visual
artists and the places they work -
exhibition spaces, studios and production
facilities. It is also involved in developing
contemporary crafs in Scotland by
supporting crafs-based organisations,
galleries and individual crafmakers along
with the development of audiences.
ART NEWS
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BY STEPHEN EARNHART AND GREG PIERCE
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY HARUKI MURAKAMI
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United States of
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We are delighted to provide advance notice of this signifcant exhibition
of work by one of Scotlands most versatile artists.
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Terry Kirkwood Infuences and Inspiration
17TH SEPTEMBER-1ST OCTOBER
DUBLIN
Billed as one of the most ambitious art events
ever staged in Ireland, Dublin Contemporary
is a new, city-wide exhibition. Due to take
place every fve years, it features new
commissions and mini-solo shows by over
60 Irish and international artists.
www.dublincontemporary.com
ART WORLD
ALSACE
A new museum spotlighting the work of
the famous French Art Nouveau and Art
Deco jewellery and ornament designer
Ren Lalique (1860-1945) has opened in
the village where he set up his factory just
afer WWI. Reissues of some of Lalique's
older works and contemporary designs
are still produced in the company's
factory at Wingen-sur-Moder. Te
museum is close by on the site of an old
glassmaking works which operated in the
18th and 19th centuries. Widely regarded
as the founder of modern jewellery,
Lalique used elaborate techniques
working with components such as horn,
ivory, precious stones, gold, enamel and
glass. He also designed mascots for luxury
cars and decorations for trains like the
Orient Express and passenger liners such
as the Normandie. www.musee-lalique.com
Jim Lambie, Seven and Seven Is or Sunshine Bathed the Golden Glow, 2008. Wooden chairs, handbags, mirror, gloss paint.
Photo: Keith Hunter. Courtesy of The Artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow.
David Hockney, Paper Pools. Signed lithograph, ed. of 1000. From
Dominic Guerrini.
LONDON
Te 24th annual British Art Fair features paintings,
sculpture, prints and works on paper from 1900 to
2011 by some of the great names of the last 100 years,
from Bacon to Banksy, alongside work by emerging
artists and recent graduates. A highlight of this years
fair is a curated selection of sculpture. In 2010 there
were more sales over 100,000 than at any time in the
fairs history. Sep 14-18, Royal College of Art,
www.britishartfair.co.uk
Melanie Deegan, Saw II.
SOMERSET
Te largest art event in the county, Somerset Art
Weeks 2011 showcases around 400 artists and
makers in over 100 venues. Works are shown in a
wide range of media, including ceramics,
watercolour, textiles, wood, stone, glass, metal,
digital technology, photography and installations.
Venues go beyond the open studio format and
include historic heritage sites, village halls, hotels,
cafes, and even the Fleet Air Arm Museum at
Yeovilton. Sep 17-Oct 2, www.somersetartworks.org.uk

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Over 100 makers, artists and
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Art and Photography, Fashion,
Accessories and Prints.
SAT 6th to SUN 28th
AUGUST
Open every day 11am to 6pm
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ART WORLD
PARIS
All eyes - and cameras - are on one of the most famous women in the world (can you spot
her through the crowd?) in her home in the Louvre Museum. Tis snapshot was one of
the hundreds of entries into the ffh annual Your View is Personal Eurostars Hotels
Photography Prize. www.louvre.fr
MALM
Te Moderna Museet Malm is hosting
the frst solo exhibition in Scandinavia
by the Columbian sculptor Doris
Salcedo, entitled Plegaria Muda (Mute
Prayer). Salcedo is perhaps best known
in the UK for her 2007 work Shibboleth,
a 167-metre long crack through the foor
of Tate Modern, which raised questions
of borders, racial hatred and exclusion.
Until Sep 4, www.modernamuseet.se
OTTERLO
Located in the Hoge Veluwe National Park
in eastern Holland, the Krller-Mller
Museumhas the second largest collection
of Van Gogh paintings in the world afer
Plegaria Muda 13
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the Van Gogh Museum in
Amsterdam, including Te Potato
Eaters, Cafe Terrace at Night and On
the Treshold of Eternity. Other
highlights include works by
Mondrian, Seurat, Braque , Gauguin,
Cranach, Gris, Picasso and others.
Te collection was donated to the
state of the Netherlands by Helene
Krller-Mller (1869-1939), one of
the frst art collectors to recognise
Van Goghs genius. Te modern,
glass-walled museum is surrounded
by forested parkland, including water
features and a sculpture garden. Te
permanent exhibition is accompanied by a
programme of changing exhibitions.
www.kmm.nl
Photo: Walter Herfst Rotterdam
SEASON
2011/12
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS GOT
HER HEAD CHOPPED OFF
By Liz Lochhead
16 September 15 October 2011
A co-production with Dundee Rep Theatre
World Premire
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By Abi Morgan
21 October 12 November 2011
A co-production with the National
Theatre of Scotland
CHRISTMAS SHOW
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
By Stuart Paterson
25 November 31 December 2011
World Premire
THE INFAMOUS
BROTHERS DAVENPORT
Written by Peter Arnott
19 January 11 February 2012
(then touring)
A co-production with Vox Motus
OF MICE AND MEN
By John Steinbeck
17 February 17 March 2012
By arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd
World Premire
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
by Beaumarchais, adapted by D.C. Jackson
23 March 14 April 2012
THE LIEUTENANT
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By Martin McDonagh
20 April 12 May 2012
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One Kingdom. Two Queens.
Theyll end up at each others throats.
By Liz Lochhead
16 September 15 October 2011
MARY QUEEN
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ART WORLD
MARRAKECH
Te second annual Marrakech Art Fair,
hosted by the sumptuous Palace Es Saadi
hotel, includes exhibiting galleries from
Paris, Tunis, Casablanca, New York,
Moscow, Milan, Dubai, Jeddah and
Agadir. Tis years special guest country is
Turkey. Sep 30-Oct 3, www.marrakechartfair.com
Mohamed El Baz, Never Basta (Homme aux plicans),
2011. Digital impression on plexiglas and wood.
Mohamed El Baz
MALAGA
Perhaps the most exciting new art
museum opening in Spain for a decade,
the Carmen Tyssen Bornemisza
Museumhas opened its doors afer two
years of restoration work in the 16th
century Palacio de Villalon. Te new
branch of the main Madrid museum
houses over 400 pieces of Spanish 19th
century art with a particular focus on
Andalusia. Te permanent collection will
be augmented by temporary exhibitions.
www.carmenthyssenmalaga.org
Leo 8lamlre Margaret 8rampton
Galloway Palntlngs
6 - 27 August
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Angus-based Sarah Keay is one of several 2010 jewellery graduates featured in
a special exhibition at Te Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh in September. For
more info see p47.
Needful things
CRAFT & DESIGN
You didnt know you needed them till you saw them. Compiled by Tina Rose & Peggy Larcom.
By organically growing the willow used to create his baskets, furniture and
sculptures, Galloway-based Trevor Leat fuses nature and the artistic process
to refect the cycle of growth and harvest in his beautiful and functional
forms. www.trevorleat.co.uk - P.L.
Locally grown Fife
timber, metal and glass
become mirrors, clocks
and furniture in the
hands of Leo Norris,
who endows each
piece with distinctive
sculptural qualities.
With asymmetric,
beautifully organic
forms, his work would
be a glorious
centerpiece of any wall.
www.leonorrisdesign.co.uk
- P.L.
Two Witty Intelligent Girls Louise Forbes and Susan
Younger are TWIG, designers and makers of bespoke
furniture and lighting since they frst collaborated during
their degree course at Duncan of Jordanstone College of
Art. Teir work is available at the Tayberry Gallery in
Perth. www.twigdesign.co.uk - P.L.
Wavy knit 3
layer brooch,
silver, machine
knit, pigment
CRAFT & DESIGN
Potter Vanessa Bullick produces sawdust-
fred, burnished, textured and patterned pots
in her studio near Cupar. Te delicate
modelling of their surfaces and their petite
proportions give her vessels an aura of the
preciousness of shells and rocks appearing
for the frst time on the shore.
www.vanessabullick.co.uk - P.L.
Te search for a fresh, colourful material has led to Plockton-based, award-winning
jeweller Gilly Langton developing a collection of minimal, boldly coloured elastic
jewellery which combines bright colour and silver in a contemporary and elegant shape
with a playful quality. Her work is inspired by coral beaches and the nautical architecture
of ropes and pulleys on yachts and safety rings on jetties. www.gillylangton.co.uk - T.R.
Working from her home in Ardersier
overlooking the Moray Firth, potter Julia
Smith makes ceramics intended for everyday
use. A graduate of Glasgow School of Art,
her pieces are simple, organic shapes
inspired by nature and decorated with subtle
glazes and delicate drawings.
www.juliasmithceramics.com - T.R.

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ORPHEUS in the
UNDERWORLD
Oenbach
A new translation by Rory Bremner
Sung in English with chamber orchestra or piano-accompaniment
Touring Scotland 8 September to 22 October 2011
Its going to be one hell of a party!
Old Russian Icons
Rufus Reade Art, 40 Pilrig Street, Edinburgh EH6 5AL
0131 554 1078 rufusreade@blueyonder.co.uk www.rufusreade.co.uk
The Annunciation The Baptism St. Michael
This selling exhibition has been put together to
tell the story of Russian Orthodox icons, the
subjects, the techniques, and the way that
traditional icon painting provides a direct link to
a time before the Renaissance. All the examples
are old Russian icons. Free admission.
August 2-14, 11am to 4pm daily and by appointment until September 2, 2011
CRAFT & DESIGN
Australian-born Maggie Zerafa trained in ceramics before spending three years in a
traditional apprenticeship in Japan. In 2001 she opened the Bay Pottery on the Isle of Skye.
Her high-fred stoneware pottery in natural hues is infuenced by both Japanese and
European traditions and designed for domestic use. www.baypottery.co.uk - T.R.
Beautifully textured ceramics endowed with
charm are the speciality of Una Monteith,
who combines a variety of materials to create
sculptures and pendulum clocks.
www.unamonteith.co.uk - P.L.
Based in the Harestanes Craf Courtyard in Ancrum, family-run Hunter Art & Tile
Studio creates ceramic tiles and murals using traditional pottery techniques. Whatever
style you fancy, a handmade feature can be created to suit your home.
www.hunterartandtilestudio.co.uk - P.L.
Annica Sandstrm (Sweden)
and David Kaplan (USA)
established Lindean Mill Glass
in 1978. Tey are dedicated to
producing high quality studio
glass tableware and abstract
sculptures, with a pristine glow
radiating from each piece. Drop
by their studio workshop
outside Galashiels and watch
two masters at work.
www.lindeanmillglass.co.uk - P.L.
CRAFT & DESIGN
Anna Skea designs coats, jackets, dresses, skirts, scarves, hats and gloves using natural
and sustainable yarn. Her business, Ginger, is based in the Highland village of Morar,
where she is inspired by the seashore, landscape and the quality of light. Her shop on
Edinburghs Morningside Road stocks her full range, including Tangle, which is available
in over 30 colours. www.ginger-morar.com - T.R.
Edinburgh College of Art graduate Jenny Pope is an avid beachcomber, an interest evident
in her sculptural, hand-built objects. Tese large bone and rock-like formations with
eroded surfaces are created for gardens from eco-friendly concrete. Jenny also makes a
range of porcelain and silver jewellery and runs ceramic evening classes at her studio in
Edinburgh. www.jennypope.co.uk - T.R.
Textile designer Fiona McIntosh launched Tessuti in 1985 afer
graduating from the Heriot Watt School of Textiles & Design. Her
collection of hand-printed, silkscreen scarves, mufers, arm-warmers and
ties in natural fabrics and vintage colours of russet, chocolate brown,
charcoal, green, ochre and sky are infuenced by iconic graphic symbols of
1950s and 1960s Pop Art. www.tessutiscotland.co.uk - T.R.
Clair Norris of Samieston Ceramics near
Jedburgh shapes what she calls modern
forms for modern living. Te undulating
geometry of her work makes a graceful
statement, whether confgured in groupings
or on their own. www.samieston-ceramics.net -
P.L.
GALLERY GUIDE
Please note: Grid references
and orange numbers
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ABERDEEN
Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill, T 01224
523700, www.aagm.co.uk D4
1
Artists Gallery, 403 Holburn St., T 01224
585188, www.albumcoverart.co.uk D4
2
Belvidere Gallery, 221 Rosemount Pl., T 01224
627164, www.belvideregallery.com D4
3
The Bridge View Gallery, 1 North Esplanade
West, T 01224 592719, www.bridge-view.co.uk
D4
4
Foyer Art Gallery, 82A Crown St., T 01224
224250, www.foyerrestaurant.com/gallery2.html
D4
5
Gallery Heinzel, 24 Thistle St., T 01224
625629, www.galleryheinzel.com D4
6
Grays School of Art, Robert Gordon University,
Gathdee Rd., T 01224 262000, www.rgu.ac.uk
D4
7
Hamnavoe Gallery, 88 Fonthill Rd., T 01224
586124, www.hamnavoegallery.com D4
8
Holburn Gallery, 83 Holburn St., T 01224
596617, www.holburngallery.co.uk D4
9
Junction Art & Gifts, 282 Holborn St., T 01224
593653, www.junctionartandgifts.co.uk D4
10
Nicole Porter Gallery, 88 King St., T 01224
566477, www.thenicoleportergallery.com D4
11
Peacock Visual Arts, 21 Castle St., T 01224
639539, www.peacockvisualarts.com D4
12
Project Slogan, 48 Langstane Pl., T 01224
499549, www.projectslogan.com D4
13
The Rendezvous Gallery, 100
Forest Ave., T 01224 323247,
www.rendezvous-gallery.co.uk D4
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NORTHEAST
The Braemar Gallery, Mar Rd.,
Braemar, T 01339 741681,
www.braemargallery.co.uk E1
15
The Butterworth Gallery,
Ballogie Shop, Ballogie, Aboyne, T
013398 86104,
www.thebutterworthgallery.com D2
16
Duff House Country Gallery,
Banff, T 01261 818181,
www.duffhouse.org.uk A3
17
The Gallery at Glenfiddich,
Glenfddich Distillery, Dufftown, T
01340 820000 C2
18
Just Art, 64 High St., Fochabers, T
01343 820500, www.justart.co.uk
A1
19
The Lang Byre Gallery, Woodend Barn Arts
825431, www.woodendbarn.co.uk D3
20
Larks Gallery, 10 Braemar Rd., Ballater, T
01339 755888, www.larksgallery.com D2
21
Left Bank Gallery, 5 Bridge St., Tarland, T
01339 881603,
www.leftbankgallery.wordpress.com D2
22
The Lost Gallery, Strathdon, T 01975 651287,
www.lostgallery.co.uk D2
23
Marywell Gallery, The Steading, Marywell Park,
Checkbar, T 01224 784300,
www.marywellgallery.co.uk D4
24
ABERDEEN ART GALLERY
Aberdeen Art Gallery houses a world class art
collection spanning seven centuries, with
outstanding examples of pre-Raphaelite art,
Impressionist and Post-Impressionist
masterpieces, one of the fnest collections of
20th century art in Britain and the most
challenging contemporary art.
The gallery also features applied art, craft,
costume and textiles with particular strengths
in the areas of metalwork, jewellery and
enamelling and an impressive programme of
special exhibitions.
UNTIL AUGUST 20
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
This exhibition reveals the beauty, drama and
diversity of the natural world.
SEPTEMBER 3-OCTOBER 29
Breath Taking: Revealing a New Wave in
British Glass Blowing
This Crafts Council Touring Exhibition
presents new work by pioneering and
innovative contemporary British makers.
NOVEMBER 9-FEBRUARY 19, 2012
Pieter Brueghel the Younger
This display brings together for the frst
time some outstanding paintings by Pieter
Brueghel the Younger.
NOVEMBER 12-JANUARY 21, 2012
BP Portrait Award
The only Scottish showing of the worlds most
prestigious portrait award.
Milton Art Gallery, Milton of Crathes, Banchory,
Moray Art Centre, The Park, Findhorn, T 01309

692426, www.morayartcentre.org A1
26
Riverside Gallery, 28 David St., Stonehaven, T
01569 763931, www.riverside-gallery.com E3
27
Still Life Studio, 122 High St., Aberlour, T
01340 871457, www.still-life-studio.co.uk B1
28
Syllavethy Gallery, Syllavethy, Montgarrie,
Alford, T 01975 562273, www.syllavethy.com C2
29
Tolquhon Gallery, Tolquhon, Tarves, Ellon, T
01651 842343, www.tolquhon-gallery.co.uk C4
30
Tomintoul Gallery, 82 Main St., Tomintoul, T
01807 580458, www.tomintoulgallery.co.uk C1
31
Touched by Scotland, Ryehill, Oyne, T 01464
851489, www.touchedbyscotland.com C3
32
Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill, T 01224
523700, Tu-Sa 10a-5p, Su 2-5p,
www.aagm.co.uk
El Ultimo Grito, Apartments , 2010, Photo: Michael Tolke
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ARTISTS AT GLENFIDDICH 2011
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TIM ELLIS: UK
SRIKANTH KOLARI: INDIA
MIA WEN HSUAN LIU: TAIWAN
JOLANTA REJS: POLAND
MARK SALINAS: USA
ZHANG QING: CHINA
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AYRSHIRE & ARRAN
GALLERY GUIDE
and orange numbers
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AYRSHIRE
The Beresford Wine Bar & Art Gallery, 22
Beresford Terr., Ayr, T 01292 280820,
www.theberesfordayr.com D2
1
Cockburn Gallery, 41 High St., Maybole, T
01655 884067, www.cockburngallery.net E2
2
Craft Town Scotland, 121-125 Main St., West
Kilbride, T 01294 829179,
www.westkilbride.org.uk B2
3
Dick Institute, Elmbank Ave., Kilmarnock, T
01563 554343, www.east-ayrshire.gov.uk C3
4
The Frame Shop & Gallery, 32 Alloway St.,
Ayr, T 01292 282712,
www.theframeshopayr.co.uk D2
5
The Framework Gallery, 83 Portland St.,
Troon, T 01292 316144,
www.frameworktroon.co.uk C2
6
The Gallery, 14 Templehill, Troon, T 07540
817409, www.gallerydot.co.uk C2
7
Harbour Arts Centre, 114-116 Harbour St.,
Irvine, T 01294 274059, www.north-
ayrshire.gov.uk C2
8
McKechnie Institute, Dalrymple St., Girvan, T
01465 713643, www.south-
ayrshire.gov.uk/galleries/mckechnie F1
9
McLaurin Art Gallery, Rozelle Estate,
Monument Rd., Ayr, T 01292 443708,
www.themaclaurin.org.uk D2
10
Overt Gallery, 6 Isles St., Newmilns, T 01560
323880, www.overtgallery.com C3
11
Phoenix Art, 78 Princes St., Ardrossan, T
01294 604683, www.phoenix-art.net B2
12
Rozelle House Galleries, Rozelle Park,
Monument Rd., Ayr, T 01292 443708,
www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/galleries/rozellehouse
D2
13
The Waverley Gallery, 144 Main St.,
Prestwick, T 01292 477372 D2
14
The Wellington Art Gallery, 13 Wellington
St., Kilmarnock, T 01563 523176,
www.wellingtonart.co.uk C3
15
ARRAN
Arran Art Gallery, Shore Rd., Whiting Bay, T
01770 700250, www.arranartgallery.com C1
16
Studio 4, Shore Rd., Lamlash, T 01770
600919, www.studio4arran.co.uk D1
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GALLERY GUIDE
and orange numbers
(e.g. B3

Abbey Artifacts Gallery & Riverside
Restaurant, Abbey St. Bathans, TD11 3TX,
T 01361 840312 B3
1
Allanbank Arts, Allanbank Courtyard,
Allanton, Duns, T 07702 811374,
www.allanbankarts.co.uk B3
2
The Art House Gallery, 22 Bridge St., Kelso,
T 01573 228666, www.arthouse-galleries.com
C3
3
Berwick Gymnasium Gallery, Berwick
Barracks, The Parade, Berwick, T 01289 304535
B4
4
Berwick Museum & Art Gallery, Berwick
Barracks, The Parade, Berwick-upon-Tweed,
T 01289 301869 B4
5
Breeze Art Gallery, 88 High St., Peebles,
T 01721 721684, www.breeze-gallery.co.uk B1
6
Buy Design Gallery, 1 Harestanes Craft
Workshops, by Ancrum, T 01835830718,
www.buydesigngallery.com C3
7
Cairns Gallery, 72 High St., Peebles, T 01721
729441, www.cairnsgallery.com B1
8
Chapel Street Gallery, 19 Chapel St.,
Innerleithen, T 01896 833448 B2
9
Chirnside Gallery, Main St., Chirnside, T 01890
818400, www.chirnsidegallery.com A4
10
Christopher Boyd Gallery, Old Gala House,
Scott Cres., Galashiels, T 01750 20096/01896
752611, www.scotborders.gov.uk/museums
B2
11
Cloudhouse Cafe Gallery, 23 Townfoot, Stow,
T 01578 730720, www.cloudhousecafe.co.uk B2
12
Coldingham Gallery, 4 High St.,
Coldingham, T 01890 771840 or 07717
61840, www.coldinghamgallery.co.uk A4
13
Coldstream Gallery, 51 High St., Coldstream,
T 01890 882882, www.coldstreamgallery.co.uk
B4
14
Lindean Mill Glass, Lindean Mill, Galashiels,
T 01750 20173, www.lindeanmillglass.co.uk B2
32
McHardys Art & Framing, 1 Biggiesknowe,
Peebles, T 01721 720246,
www.mchardysframing.co.uk B1
33
Mainhill Gallery, Ancrum, Jedburgh, T 01835
830545, www.mainhill-gallery.co.uk C3
34
Mellerstain Gallery, Mellerstain House,
Gordon, T 01573 410225,
www.mellerstain.comk C3
35
Number Four Gallery, Northfeld Farm, St
Abbs, T 01890 771111,
www.numberfourgallery.co.uk A4
36
Old Melrose Studios, Ravenswood, Melrose,
T 07958 010337,
www.oldmelrosefurniturestudios.co..uk C3
37
Paxton House, Berwick upon Tweed, T 01289
386291, www.paxtonhouse.co.uk B4
38
Robson Gallery, Halliwells House Museum,
Market Pl., Selkirk, T 01750 20096/20054.
www.scotborders.gov.uk/museums C2
39
Sallyport Gallery, The Market Shop, 48-50
Bridge St., Berwick, T 01289 307749,
www.sallyport.co.uk B4
40
Craft House Gallery, 43A, High St.,
Coldstream, T 01890 882965 B4
15
Dancing Light Gallery, Whitmuir, Lamancha,
T 01968 660200, www.dancinglightgallery.co.uk
B1
16
Dawyck Botanic Gardens, Stobo, nr.
Peebles, T 01721 760254,
www.rbge.org.uk/the-gardens/dawyck B1
17
Dunnydeer Studio Porcelain, Craft Centre
(off High Street), Peebles, T 01721 722875 B1
18
Eastgate Theatre & Arts Centre, Eastgate,
Peebles, T 01721 725785,
www.eastgatearts.com B1
19
Eptas Arts, 25 Horsemarket, Kelso, T 07789
506418, www.eptas-arts.co.uk C3
20
Fineart Images Gallery, 10A Church St.,
Eyemouth, T 01890 750534,
www.fneart-images-gallery.co.uk A4
21
Flat Cat Gallery, 2 Market Pl., Lauder,
T 01578 722808, www.fatcatgallery.co.uk
B2
22
The Gallery Within, 35-37 Horsemarket, Kelso,
T 01573 224008, www.thegallery-kelso.com C3
23
The Granary Gallery, Dewars Lane Granary
Berwick-upon-Tweed, T 01289 303232 B4
24
Harestanes Countryside Visitor Centre,
Ancrum, Jedburgh, T 01835 830306,
www.scotborders.gov.uk/harestanes C3
25
Hawick Museum, Wilton Lodge Park,
Hawick, T 01450 373457,
www.scotborders.gov.uk/museums B2
26
Horseshoe Gallery, 22 Horsemarket, Kelso,
T 01573 224542 C3
27
Irving Gallery, 25 Bridge St.,
Berwick-upon-Tweed, T 01289 332789,
www.theirvinggallery.co.uk B4
28
John Nelson Studio Gallery, 41 West Port,
Selkirk, T 01750 722341,
www.nelsonjohnart.com C2
29
The Kelso Pottery, The Knowes, Kelso,
T 01573 224027 C3
30
Kinsman-Blake Ceramics & Gallery,
Barnhouse, Smailholm, T 01573 460666,
www.kinsman-blakeceramics.co.uk B3
31
BORDERS
ABBEY ARTIFACTS &
RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT
Despite being in the middle of nowhere, the
village of Abbey St Bathans, located in a
hidden valley, has been home to Abbey
Artifacts Restaurant and Gallery for over 20
years. The la carte menu means you can
eat as little or as much as you wish.
You can walk to a Pictish broch 40 minutes
away or climb the highest hill in Berwickshire
and look towards the Northumberland coast
for amazing views.
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30
Mixed Summer Exhibition
For 14 years, the restaurants high-ceilinged
walls have displayed original art and
Fine art
photography
by Sanders
Nicolson
from the
Maske
series
artifacts. The gallery is currently showcasing
work by local, British and French artists and
makers. They include Sakina Jones, Mike
Shepley, Liz Zimmerman and Edith Dulau,
who specialises in animal ceramics.
There is also jewellery by Raw Silver,
woodturning by Ian Arnold and fne art
photography by Sanders Nicolson, Stephen
Whitehorne, Charlotte Dobie, Stewart Bell
and Ellinor Dobie.
Abbey Artifacts Gallery & Riverside
Restaurant, Abbey St Bathans, Duns, T 01361
840312, Tu-Su 11a-4p (lunches la carte
noon-3.30p)
Silkworm Gallery, 6 Newby Court, Peebles,
T 07703 888450, www.silwormgallery.co.uk B1
41
Smokehouse Gallery, St Elias Place,
Eyemouth, T 01890 752118,
www.smokehousegallery.co.uk A4
42
The Three Fishes Gallery & Framing, 19
Eastgate, Peebles, T 01721 720860,
www.threefshesgalleryandframing.co.uk B1
43
Tom Davidson Gallery, High St., Earlston,
T 01896 848898, www.tomdavidson.co.uk B3
44
Tweeddale Museum & Gallery, High St.,
Peebles, T 01721 724820,
www.scotborders.gov.uk/museums B1
45
Tweedside Gallery, Tweedside Rd.,
Newtown St Boswells, T 01835 823473,
www.ianoliverphoto.co.uk/tweedsidegallery C3
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The Wee Gallery, The Knowes,
T 01573 226779, Kelso,
www.weegallerykelso.co.uk C3
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BORDERS BORDERS
COLDSTREAM GALLERY
AUGUST 7-26
Lida Hatrick
Inspired by the Lammermuir Hills and the
River Merse in Tuscany, Lida Hatrick
works intuitively and energetically, aiming
to achieve a true, but not literal
representation of the landscape. For her
third annual exhibition at the Coldstream
Gallery her recent work is, as ever,
sensitive and dynamic.
SEPTEMBER 6-24
Ken Spencer & Eve Kime
Ken Spencers landscapes are concerned
with the fall and play of light. A master of
colour and composition, he expertly
captures the raw, physical nature of
Northumbria.
Also a landscape artist, Eve Kime is more
concerned with pattern. Her canvases are
full of vigour and colour, verging on the
abstract.
OCTOBER 4-29
Zana Juppenlatz & Branwen Lloyd
This is a rare opportunity to see original work
by these two sisters. The warm tones of
Zanas work features Northumbrian coastal
scenes, expansive skies and shimmering
water. Branwen is more fanciful and romantic
and has a diverse, eclectic collection of
Coldstream Gallery, 51 High St., Coldstream,
T 01890 882882, Tu-Sa 10a-4p,
www.coldstreamgallery.co.uk
Patience
Burning Bright (detail)
Opening August 2011
Original local artwork, prints, cards,
poster art & picture framing. Opening with
an exhibition of drawings & watercolours
by local artist in residence Jim Macdonald
19B Eastgate, Peebles, T 01721 720860,
M-Sa 9a-5p, Su 10a-4.30p,
www.threefshesgalleryandframing.co.uk
peebles

edinburgh

glasgow

loch lomond
www.breeze-gallery.co.uk
a stunning new collection from top artists
now on display
Eve Kime, Dogwood in water
colourful work.
MCHARDYS
ART &
FRAMING
McHardys Art &
Framing is one of
Scotland's highest
quality bespoke
picture framers. In
2001 owner Toby
Watts became a
Guild Commended
Framer and in 2008
was voted Framer of
the Year by members
of the Fine Art Trade
Guild.
McHardys frame watercolours, oils on
canvas and photographs as well as more
unusual objects like sports shirts, medals,
embroideries and 3D objects such as
childrens shoes.
Advice is freely given on how to conserve
artwork and keep it in optimum condition for
its life. McHardys also offers ultra-violet glass
to protect your items from fading.
Darren Woodhead, Song of the Esk
As well as framing McHardys also sell
sculpture, ceramics, woodwork, glass and
gifts, made primarily by Scottish craftmakers.
There are also regularly changing exhibitions of
local art.
McHardys Art & Framing, 1 Biggies Knowe,
Peebles, T 01721 720246, M-Sa 9.30a-5p,
www.mchardysframing.co.uk
Caroline Hepburne-Scott, Alert Hare
Helen Tabor, Farm Track (detail)
Mellerstain Gallery
Summer Exhibition
Sun July 3-Sun Sep 25
New work for sale by 19 leading
painters, sculptors & craftspeople
Mellerstain House, Gordon,
Berwickshire, T 01573 410225
For artists, opening times &
admission charges visit
www.mellerstain.com
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GALLERY GUIDE
and orange numbers
(e.g. A3

A the Airts, 8-12 High St., Sanquhar, T 01659
50514,, www.all-the-airts.com A3
1
Allan Wright Photographic Gallery, Parton
House Stables, Castle Douglas, T 01644 470260,
www.allanwrightphoto.com B3
2
Art Corner Gallery, Commercial House, High
St., Langholm, T 07841 760700,
www.artcornergallery.co.uk B4
3
The Backroom Gallery, 23 St Cuthbert St.,
Kirkcudbright, T 01557 330423 C3
4
Barnbarroch Pottery, Kippford, Dalbeattie,
T 01556 620695, www.barnbarroch-pottery.com
B3
5
The Book & Art Shop, 15 High St., Gatehouse
of Fleet, T 01557 814506 C2
6
Castle Douglas Art Gallery, Market St., Castle
Douglas, T 01557 331643,
www.dumgal.gov.uk/museums (Click on Local
Museums) B3
7
The Catstrand, High St., New Galloway,
T 01644 420374, www.catstrand.com B2
8
Clience Studio, 212 King St., Castle Douglas,
T 01556 504318, www.cliencestudio.co.uk B3
9
Cloud 9 Studio Gallery, 165 Irish St., Dumfries,
T 01387 257411, www.cloud9gallery.co.uk B3
10
Dalton Pottery Art Cafe, Meikle Dyke, Dalton,
nr. Lockerbie, T 01387 840236,
www.daltonpottery.co.uk B4
11
Designs Gallery & Cafe, 179 King St., Castle
Douglas, T 01556 504552,
www.designsgallery.co.uk B3
12
T 01387 247128, www.ottersburn.com B3
26
Road End Studio, Lower Dalveen Cottage,
Durisdeer, Thornhill, T 01848 500382,
www.edslater.co.uk A3
27
Rockcliffe Gallery, Barons Craig Hotel,
Rockcliffe, Colvend Coast, T 01556 630475,
www.rockcliffegallery.co.uk C3
28
Scottish Showcase Gallery, Riverside Mills,
Beaconsfeld Pl., Kirkcudbright, T 01557 339400,
www.showcasegallery.co.uk C3
29
The Stewartry Museum, 47 St Marys St.,
Kirkcudbright, T 01557 330223,
Museums) C3
30
Stranraer Museum, The Old Town Hall, George
St., Stranraer, T 01776 705088,
Museums) C1
31
Threave Gardens, Castle Douglas, T 0844 493
2245, www.nts.org.co.uk B3
32
Thomas Tosh, 19 E. Morton St., Thornhill, T
01848 331553, www.thomastosh.com A3
33
Tolbooth Art Centre, High St., Kirkcudbright,
T 01557 331556, www.dumgal.gov.uk C3
34
Devorgilla Gallery, 2 Academy St., Dumfries,
T 01387 256444, www.devorgillagallery.co.uk
B3
13
Fleet Gallery, 7-9 Fleet St., Gatehouse of Fleet,
T 01557 814228, www.feeetgallery.co.uk C2
14
Gracefield Arts Centre, 28 Edinburgh Rd.,
Dumfries, T 01387 262084,
www.dumgal.gov.uk/gracefeld B3
15
Harbour Cottage Gallery, Castle Bank,
www.kirkcudbright.co.uk/galleryDetail.asp?ID=1
C3
16
High St. Gallery, 84 High St., Kirkcudbright,
T 01557 331660, www.highstgallery.co.uk
C3
17
Kirkcudbright Picture Framers, 14 St Mary
St., Kirkcudbright, T 01557 339212,
www.kirkcudbrightpictureframers.com C3
18
Landscapes Art Gallery, 6 Brooke St.,
Dumfries, T 01387 263280,
www.landscapesgallery.co.uk/ B3
19
The Lever Gallery, New Station Rd.,
Dalbeattie, T 01556 612546 or 07730 302239,
www.rogerleverphotography.com B3
20
McGill Duncan Gallery, 231 King St.,
Castle Douglas, T 01556 502468,
www.mcgillduncangallery.com B3
21
The Maxwelltown Gallery, 12, Galloway St.,
Dumfries, T 01387 264204 B3
22
The Mill on the Fleet, High St., Gatehouse of
Fleet, T 01557 814099,
www.millonthefeet.co.uk C2
23
The Nail Factory, 56 Southwick Rd.,
Dalbeattie, T 01556 611686,
www.nailfactory.org.uk B3
24
The Picture Shop, 1 High St., Newton Stewart,
019884 02438 B2
25
Ottersburn Gallery, 2A Nith Ave., Dumfries,
DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY
The Waterloo Art Gallery, Wellington House,
Princess St., Stranraer, T 01776 702888,
www.thewaterlooartgallery.co.uk C1
35
Whitehouse Gallery, 47 St Marys St.,
www.whitehousegallery.co.uk C3
36
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CLIENCE STUDIO
ONGOING
Angela Lawrence
Clience Studio owner Angela Lawrence
specialises in distinctive Scottish landscapes
and seascapes, notably from Galloway. Her
popular style has a freshness of colour and
a strong sense of atmosphere which rings
true with visitors to the area.
A recent project on Lewis and Harris in the
Outer Hebrides has inspired her new work,
which will be appearing throughout the year
following a successful solo exhibition at
Helmsley Art Centre in York. Some of this
new work revels in the characteristics and
movement of the sea in both calm and Evening calm, Carrick
turbulent mood, while other paintings
encapsulate the serene mood of the
beaches and turquoise sea around the isles.
Angela accepts commissions, which have
included a wide range in both size and
subject matter from Britain and abroad. You
can also fnd her paintings in galleries
throughout Scotland and elsewhere.
Housing original oils, watercolours and
prints, the gallery can be easily found
beneath the clock tower in the main street
of Castle Douglas.
Clience Studio, 212 King St., Castle Douglas,
T 01556 504318, M-Sa 10a-5p,
www.cliencestudio.co.uk
11
13 15
25
See Threave Gardens, p30
10
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DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY
DESIGNS GALLERY & CAFE
Designs Gallery and Cafe opened 15
years ago and has become one of
southwest Scotlands leading
independent galleries for contemporary
applied art with an intriguing collection
of jewellery by leading designers as well
as sculpture, ceramics and studio glass.
Situated within reach of the beautiful
Galloway hills and coast, the venue
provides a light and spacious area in
which to view changing collections and
regular exhibitions of new work and
browse books, prints, cards and gifts.
Downstairs the cafe serves excellent
food, using simple and locally produced
ingredients. It is the ideal place to relax,
read the papers, enjoy coffees and
speciality teas and sample from a wide menu
of home cooking.
SEPTEMBER 17-NOVEMBER 5
The Swallow & the Hare Paul Young,
Ceramics & Lizzie Farey, Willow Sculpture
Leaving behind the traditional techniques she
once used, Lizzie Farey has found a new
freedom in the organic, sculptural forms which
have emerged as she explores an affnity with
nature.
Ceramics have been a part of Paul Youngs
creative heart and profession for over 25
years. During this time he has been drawn
ever closer to the traditions of English
earthenware, slipware and European folk art.
Appearing both naive and sophisticated in its
execution, the work has a charm and honesty
which combines with the sheer joy of being
alive.
Designs Gallery & Cafe, 179 King St., Castle
Douglas, T 01556 504552, M-Sa 9.30a-5.30p,
www.designsgallery.co.uk
Lizzie Farey, Spirit of Air, 92cm diam. Paul Young, Dovecot, 31cm high x 23cm diam.
HIGH ST. GALLERY
Situated at the heart of Kirkcudbrights historic
artists colony, High St. Gallery, now in its
eleventh year, has established an excellent
reputation for the quality and range of its work,
blending contemporary and fne art with
decorative arts and collectibles, Art Nouveau
and Art Deco pieces, jewellery, glassware and
ceramics.
UNTIL AUGUST 31
Summer Exhibition
Renowned Scottish landscape painter Jolomo
is the gallerys featured artist in this annual
group exhibition, which also incorporates
works by contemporary artists such as John
Bellany, George Birrell, Davy Brown, Hazel
Campbell, Frank Colclough, Douglas Davies,
James Dick, David Hay, Peter Howson, Peter
Jones, Tessa Asquith Lamb, James Macaulay,
Eric Redmond and Alexander Robb together
with fne art works by the Kirkcudbright artists
of the past, including Anna Hotchkis, Tim
Jeffs, Jessie M. King, William Miles Johnston,
and E.A. Taylor.
Among a wide range of desirable items are
William Mouncey (1852-1901), Landscape with Tree
works by Jessie M. King, Elizabeth Mary Watt
and May Wilson, 1950s and 1960s pieces,
beautifully crafted designer jewellery by
Michael Peckitt and JJ Delega, delightfully
quirky ceramics by Vivien Moir, hand-blown
glassware by Philipa Headley and items from
Zoo Pottery. The High St. Gallery participates in
the Own Art scheme.
SEPTEMBER 3-25
The Artists Colony
This exhibition of works by the Kirkcudbright
artists of the past includes Anna and Isobel
Hotchkis, William Miles Johnston, Jessie M.
King, William Mouncey and E.A. Taylor.
High St. Gallery, 84 High St., Kirkcudbright,
T 01557 331660, M-W and F & Sa 11a-5p, Su
11a-5p, www.highstgallery.co.uk
Jolomo, Carinish and Eaval, North Uist
DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY
THE WHITEHOUSE GALLERY
Now in its seventh year, this friendly and
inviting contemporary art and craft gallery
hosts fve mixed exhibitions a year. The
gallery has steadily gained a solid
reputation as one of the leading galleries in
southwest Scotland, where prominent
artists and craftmakers are presented
alongside emerging talents.
UNTIL AUGUST 28
Summer Exhibition
This mixed exhibition brings together a
collection of fne pieces, including works by
Charles Anderson RSW, Emma Davis RSW,
James Fraser, Brenda Lenaghan RSW,
Catriona Mann RSW and James Somerville.
Country Pursuits VII
Taking nature and rural life as its central
themes, this vibrant exhibition includes
leading Scottish oil painter Catriona
Campbell, the highly acclaimed
watercolourist Claire Harkess RSW, wildlife
artist Georgina McMaster, locally based
artist and printmaker Lisa Hooper and
gallery favourite Anna Wright. Local artist
Jennie Ashmore and award-winning
illustrator Catherine Rayner will also display
work. Craftworks include work by Trevor
Leat, Phil Crennell, Hannah McAndrew,
Alec Galloway and Max Nowell.
The Whitehouse Gallery, 47 St Mary St.,
Kirkcudbright, T 01557 330223, M-Sa 10a-
5p, Su noon-5p,
www.whitehousegallery.com
Catriona Campbell, Storm approaching
THREAVE GARDENS
An impressive, 64 acre garden in Castle
Douglas, Threave Gardens is a beautiful,
year-round venue, with its formal gardens
providing an impressive backdrop for
exhibiting sculpture. There is also a
restaurant and shop, picnic area, plant
sales, a bird hide and a wildfowl reserve.
From this August and for the frst time,
Threave will host a permanent exhibition of
work by some of Dumfries and Galloways
fnest sculptors, providing a rare
opportunity to purchase and commission
original pieces. The exhibition will be
launched with a private view on Saturday
August 27, 4-6pm.
Lucianne Lassalle
Lucianne Lassalle focuses on fgurative
sculpture, but is constantly pushing
boundaries and challenging traditional
forms, while celebrating the beauty of the
human form. Also a ceramist and painter,
Lucianne uses clay, bronze casts and resin
to create work which is powerful and
expressive and inherently fexible as a
vehicle to inspire.
She explains: I see the human body as
the interface between the mental,
emotional and spiritual processes inside
and the external manifestation of these in
the world. I am fascinated by the beauty of
the human form, impelled and inspired to
make sculpture. Luciannes work sells in
galleries in London, Canada, the USA and
Europe
Peter Dowden
Using a variety of locally sourced stone,
Peter Dowden creates work dictated by the
properties of the stone. Peter carves in the
traditional manner, using hand tools, and
has built up an affnity with the stone which
he respects when pushing the limits of
carving.
Dawn Rhodes
Working with metal, Dawn Rhodes creates
pieces which are inspired by the local
landscape. Her Red Kite piece celebrates
the successful return of the bird to the
area.
Andy Breen
Andy Breen carves with locally sourced
wood. Keen to pass on his skills as a wood
sculptor to younger generations, he is
happy to demonstrate how he works.
Willie Wight
Willie Wight is inspired by the natural forms
which manifest themselves in Dumfries and
Galloway. His free form carving allows him
to demonstrate his love of the local area.
For further artist info visit
www.nailfactory.org.uk.
Threave Gardens, Castle Douglas, T 0844
493 2245, Apr 1-Oct 31, daily 10a-5p; Nov
1-Dec 23, F-Su 10a-5p; Feb 1-Mar 31, F-Su
10a-5p; www.nts.org.uk
Lucianne Lassalle, Eve
Wood carving by Willie Wight
Sculpture by Peter Dowden
GALLERY GUIDE
DUNDEE & ANGUS
Please note: Grid
references and orange
numbers
(e.g. C1
1 ) refer to the map

DUNDEE
Cooper Gallery, Crawford Building, Duncan
of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, 13 Perth
Rd., T 01382 345330,
www.exhibitions.dundee.ac.uk C1
1
Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA),
152 Nethergate, T 01382 909900,
www.dca.org.uk C1
2
Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art &
Design, 13 Perth Rd., T 01382 345330,
www.exhibitions.dundee.ac.uk C1
3
Gallery Q, 160 Nethergate, T 01382 220600,
www.galleryq.co.uk C1
4
Generator Projects, 25-26 Mid Wynd
Industrial Estate, T 01382 225982,
www.generatorprojects.co.uk C1
5
Hannah Maclure Centre, Top Floor,
Abertay Student Centre, 1-3 Bell St., T 01382
308324, http://hannahmaclurecentre.
abertay.ac.uk C1
6
Lamb Gallery, See University of Dundee
C1
7
152 Nethergate
Dundee DD1 4DY
01382 909 900
www.dca.org.uk
Sat 13 August--
Sun 9 October 2011
Exhibition open:
Tue-Sat 11:00-18:00
Sun 12:00-18:00
& late Thu until 20:00
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Carnoustie Art Gallery, Carnoustie Library,
21 High St., Carnoustie, T 01241 859620 C2
17
Eduardo Alessandro Studios,
30 Gray St., Broughty Ferry,
T 01382 737011, www.eastudios.com C2
18
Kinblethmont Gallery, Arbroath, Angus, T
01241 830756,
www.kinblethmontgallery.co.uk B2
19
The Meffan, 20 West High St., Forfar, T
01307 464123, www.angus.gov.uk B2
20
Montrose Library Gallery, High St.,
Montrose, T 01674 673256 A3
21
Montrose Museum & Art Gallery, Panmure
Pl., Montrose, T 01674 673232,
www.angus.gov.uk A3
22
Oathlaw Pottery & Gallery, Oathlaw,
Forfar, T 01307 850272,
www.oathlawpotteryandgallery.com A2
23
Turnkey Gallery, 271 High St., Arbroath, T
01241 872988 B3
24
The McManus, Albert Square, Meadowside, T
01382 307200, www.themcmanus-
dundee.gov.uk C1
8
Roseangle Gallery, 17 Roseangle,
www.dundeeartsociety.co.uk C1
9
Tower Foyer Gallery, See University of
Dundee C1
10
University of Dundee, Tower Building, Perth
Rd., Dundee, T 01382 384310,
www.dundee.ac.uk/museum C1
11
West End Gallery, 85B Perth Rd.,
T 01382 200053 C1
12
ANGUS
Arbroath Art Gallery, Arbroath Library, Hill
Terr., Arbroath, T 01241 872248,
www.angus.gov.uk B3
13
Art on the Quay, Fishmarket Quay, Arbroath,
T 01241 870644, www.artonthequay.com B3
14
Bank Street Gallery, 26 Bank St., Kirriemuir,
T 01575 570070, www.bankstreetgallery.org
B1
15
The Canvas Art Gallery, 81 East High St.,
Forfar, T 01307 465715,
www.canvasart.co.uk B2
16
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17
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20
19 13
16
24
22
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EDINBURGH EDINBURGH EDINBURGH
EDINBURGH
GALLERY GUIDE
EDINBURGH
and coloured numbers
(e.g. F2
1 ) refer to the maps.

The Adam Pottery, 76 Henderson Row, T 0131
557 3978, www.adampottery.co.uk F2
1
Alpha Art, 52 Hamilton Pl., T 0131 226 3066,
www.alpha-art.co.uk G2
2
Amber Arts, 78 Montrose Terr., T 0131 661 1167,
www.amberarts.co.uk D3
3
Anthony Woodd Gallery, 4 Dundas St.,
T 0131 558 9544, www.anthonywoodd.com
H4
4
Art Amatoria, 10/2 Bellevue Cres., T 07768
960578, www.artamatoria.co.uk F6
5
Art et Facts Gallery, 19 Roseburn Terr., T 0131
346 7730, www.youtube.com/artetfacts D2
6
Arts Complex, St Margarets House, 151 London
Rd., 0131 661 1924, www.artscomplex.org C3
7
Atticsalt, 50 Thistle St. N.E. Lane, T 0131 225
2093, www.atticsalt.co.uk H5
8
Axolotl, 35 Dundas St., T 0131 557 1460,
www.axolotl.co.uk G4
9
AXO Gallery, 59 Queen Charlotte St., T 07528
689013, www.axolotl.co.uk B3
10
Bon Papillion Gallery-Cafe, 15 Howe St.,
T 0131 538 2505, www.bonpapillion.com H3
11
Bourne Fine Art, 6 Dundas St., T 0131 557
4050, www.bournefneart.com H4
12
Braewell Gallery, 106 Dundas St., T 0131 202
1806, www.braewellgalleries.com F4
13
Breeze Art Gallery, 3rd Floor, Jenners47 Princes
St., T 0131 220 2655, www.breeze-gallery.co.uk
J5
14
City Art Centre, 2 Market St., T 0131 529 3993,
www.edinburghmusems.org.uk K7
15
Collective Gallery, 22-28 Cockburn St., T 0131
220 1260, www.collectivegallery.net L6
16
Colours Gallery, 41 Dundas St., T 0131 557
4569, www.coloursgallery.co.uk G4
17
Corn Exchange Gallery, Constitution St.,
T 0131 561 7300, www.cornexchangegallery.com
A4
18
Danish Cultural Institute, 3 Doune Terr.,
T 0131 225 7189, www.dancult.co.uk H2
19
Dean Gallery, 73 Belford Rd., T 0131 624 6200,
www.nationalgalleries.org D2
20
Di Rollo Gallery, 18A Dundas St., T 0131 557
5227, www.dirollogallery.co.uk G4
21
Doubtfire @ Frame Creative, 1-3 SE Circus Pl.,
T 0131 225 6540, www.framecreative.com G3
22
Dovecot, 10 Infrmary St., T 0131 315 3054,
www.dovecotstudios.com M8
23
Dundas Street Gallery, 6A Dundas St.,
T 0131 558 9363 H4
24
Edinburgh College of Art, Lauriston Place,
T 0131 221 6000, www.eca.ac.uk N4
25
Edinburgh Gallery, 20A Dundas St., T 0131 557
5002, www.art-edinburgh.com G4
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Edinburgh Printmakers, 23 Union St.,
T 0131 557 2479,
www.edinburgh-printmakers.co.uk F7
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Embassy Gallery, 10B Broughton St. Lane,
www.embassygallery.org G7
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Flaubert Gallery, 74 St Stephen St., T 0131 225
5007, www.faubertgallery.com G2
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The Framed Gallery, 11B Gayfeld Squ.,
T 07809 75867,
www.framededinburgh.blogspot.com F7
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Framework Gallery, 124 Morningside Rd.,
T 0131 447 7881, www.framework-gallery.c.uk
E2
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French Institute, 13 Randolph Cres., T 0131 225
5366, www.ifecosse.org.uk K1
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Fruitmarket Gallery, 45 Market St., T 0131 225
2383, www.fruitmarket.co.uk K7
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Galerie Mirages, 46A Raeburn Pl., T 0131 315
2603, www.galeriemirages.co.uk F1
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The Gallery at McNaughtan's Bookshop,
3A & 4A Haddington Pl., T 0131 556 5897,
www.mcnaughtansbookshop.com G8
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Gallery on the Corner, 34 Northumberland St.,
T 0131 557 8969,
www.thegalleryonthecorner.org.uk G4
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Gladstone Gallery, Gladstones Land,
Lawnmarket, T 0131 226 5856 L5
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Henderson Gallery, 4 Thistle St. Lane NW,
T 07871 441690,
www.thecollectibleartgallery.com G4
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Ingleby Gallery, 15 Calton Rd., T 0131 556
4441, www.inglebygallery.com J7
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Inspace, 1 Crichton St., T 01316502750,
www.inspace.ed.ac.uk N7
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Italian Cultural Institute, 82 Nicolson St., T 0131
668 2232, www.iicedimburgo.esteri.it N8
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Just-Art, 81 Morningside Rd., T 0131447 1671,
www.just-art-online.co.uk E2
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Laurel Gallery, 41 St Stephen St., T 0131 226
5022, www.laurelgallery.co.uk F2
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www.greyfriarsart.co.uk
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The Leith Gallery, 65 The Shore, T 0131 553
5255, www.the-leith-gallery.co.uk A3
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Leith School of Art, 25 North Junction St.,
T 0131 554 5761, www.LeithSchoolofArt.co.uk
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McCrea Gallery, 298 Portobello High St.,
T 07846 105487,
www.mccreagallery.wordpress.com D4
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Marchmont Gallery, 56 Warrender Park Rd.,
T 0131 228 8228, www.marchmontgallery.com
D2
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The Meadows Pottery, 11a Summerhall Pl.,
T 0131 662 4064, www.themeadowspottery.com
D3
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Morningside Gallery, 94 Morningside Rd., T 0131
447 3041, www.morningsidegallery.co.uk D2
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National Museum of Scotland, Chambers St.,
T 01312257534, www.nms.ac.uk M6
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Neos Gallery, Cafe-Bar Renroc, 91 Montgomery
St., T 0131 556 0432 D3
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Niche Gallery, 6-7 High St., South Queensferry,
T 0131 319 2202, www.nichegallery.co.uk C1
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Nomads Tent, 21 St Leonards Lane, T 0131 662
1612, www.nomadstent.co.uk D3
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The Old Ambulance Depot, 77 Brunswick
St., T 0131 558 5400,
www.theoldambulancedepot.co.uk D3
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Open Eye Gallery, 34 Abercromby Pl., T 0131 557
1020, www.openeyegallery.co.uk H4
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Outrageous Art, 17-19 Barclay Pl., T 0131 477
2933, www.outrageous-art.com/ D2
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Patriothall Gallery, 10 Patriothall (off Hamilton
Pl.), T 0131 226 7126,
www.patriothallgallery.co.uk G2
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The Queens Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse,
T 0131 556 5100, www.royalcollection.org.uk (K8)
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Superclub Studios & Gallery, 11A Gayfeld Sq.,
www.superclubstudios.com F7
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Talbot Rice Gallery, Old College, University of
Edinburgh, South Bridge, T 0131 650 2210,
www.trg.ed.ac.uk M7
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The Torrance Gallery, 36 Dundas St., T 0131
556 6366, www.torrancegallery.co.uk G4
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Red Door Gallery, 42 Victoria St., T 0131 477
3255, www.edinburghart.com M5
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Ritchie Collins Gallery, 83 Henderson St.,
T 0131 553 3003, www.ritchiecollins.com B3
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh,
T 0131 552 7171, www.rbge.ac.uk:
Inverleith House, Inverleith Place/Row C2
61 ,
John Hope Gateway, Arboretum Place C2
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Royal Over-Seas League, 100 Princes St.,
T 0131 225 1501, www.roslarts.co.uk K4
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Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound, T 0131
225 6671, www.royalscottishacademy.org K5
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Saorsa, 5 Rodney St., T 0131 558 3336,
www.saorsa-art.com C2
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Sarah Dallas Gallery, 63 Raeburn Pl., T 0131
332 2484, www.sarahdallas.co.uk F1
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Schop, 36 St Mary St., T 0131 477 4513,
www.schop.org.uk L8
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Scotland-Russia Institute, 9 So. College St.,
T 0131 668 3635,
www.scotlandrussiaforum.org/exhibitions M7
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Scotlandart.com, 2 St Stephen Place, T 0131
225 6257, www.scotlandart.com G2
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The Scottish Gallery, 16 Dundas St., T 0131 558
1200, www.scottish-gallery.co.uk G4
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Scottish National Gallery The Mound, T 0131
624 6200, www.nationalgalleries.org K5
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art,
75 Belford Rd., T 0131 624 6200,
www.nationalgalleries.org D3
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Sleeper, 6 Darnaway St., T 0131 225 8444,
www.sleeper1.com H2
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Stills, 23 Cockburn St., T 0131 622 6200,
www.stills.org K6
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Such and Such, 105 Brunswick St.,
T 07851 283718,
www.suchandsuchstudio.blogspot.com C3
75
perspex or glass, there seems to be so much
more to them than a mere depiction of a
landscape. Like Turner, Frame is always
chasing the ether of atmosphere, and the trees
themselves appear to take on human qualities.
Describing himself as magpie in his
approach to his art, Frame is also a romantic in
the way he engages his artistic sensibility,
always striving to strip away the heaviness of a
scene, be it in a landscape or fgurative
painting.
ALPHA ART
AUGUST 5-29
Mixed Festival Exhibition
This eclectic range of inspiring work
includes Richard Whincop, Lawrie
Williamson, Gianni Strino, Julie Barnes,
Frank McFadden, Peter Howson OBE, John
Bellany, Daniel Campbell, Stephen ONeil,
Stephanie Rew, Allan J Robertson, Graham
McKean, Katarzyna Gajewska and Sheila
Fowler.
SEPTEMBER 2-26
Jack Frame
Jack Frame graduated in 2007 from
Glasgow School of Art with a sell-out
degree show. Still in his twenties, he is
already being hotly tipped to become one of
Scotland's most collectable contemporary
artists. This is his frst solo exhibition at
Alpha Art.
There is a maturity to Frames work, not
to mention his approach to his art. Looking
at his recent paintings of trees, often
delicately rendered on large sheets of
John Bellany, Adriana, drawing
Frames top three fnish in 2009 in the
prestigious Jolomo Awards for landscape
painting brought him to the attention of a wider
audience. Opening, Fri Sep 2, 5.30-8.30pm
which provides 0% fnance on artworks.
Alpha Art, 52 Hamilton Pl., T 0131 226 3066 or
07738 810433, M & Tu and Th & F 10a-5.30p,
Sa 10a-5p, Su noon-5p, www.alpha-art.co.uk
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Union Gallery, 45 Broughton St., T 0131 556
7707, www.uniongallery.co.uk G7
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The Village, 16 South Fort St.,
T 0131 478 7810 C2
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Whitespace, 11 Gayfeld Sq., T 07814 514 771,
www.whitespace11.com F7
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AMBER ARTS
Amber Arts, 78 Montrose Terrace, T 0131 661 1167, Tues-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-2.30pm
www.amberarts.co.uk
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examples of everyday country and fshing life.
This well known artist lived for 97 years and
for 78 of them he consecutively exhibited at
the Royal Scottish Academy - an extraordinary
achievement. He died in Edinburgh 50 years
ago in May 1961.
Anthony Woodd Gallery, 4 Dundas St.,
T 0131 558 9544/5, M-F 10a-6p, Sa 11a-4p,
www.anthonywoodd.com
ANTHONY WOODD GALLERY
AUGUST 11-SEPTEMBER 17
William Miller Frazer RSA (1864-
1961) Anniversary Exhibition
Anyone who has visited Scotlands
traditional art galleries over the years
will no doubt be familiar with the
name, if not the work, of William
Miller Frazer. His prolifc landscape
work is known for its impressionist
style, capturing the sentiment and
mood of rural days of the late 19th
and early 20th centuries.
For the 2011 Festival Exhibition the
Anthony Woodd Gallery features scenes by
Frazer, including from East Lothian,
Perthshire, Venice and the English Fens.
The variety of his landscapes refects his
travels and his love of the countryside,
ranging from the gentleness of an East
Lothian farm in summer to the snowy winter
moorlands of Perthshire.
These Scottish works are not huge,
romantic interpretations of the drama of the
scenery, but rather smaller, intimate
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Fixed Dimensions
Summer exhibition of new postcard-sized
works from 25 invited artists. A mixed
media show of drawing, printmaking,
painting and photography.
SEPTEMBER 10NOVEMBER 5
Celebrating Arthurs Seat
Etchings by Cat Outram
celebrating the many views and
backdrops of this iconic Edinburgh
landmark.
Vittoria Grant & jacqui Higgs
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ART'5 COMPLEX GALLERY
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TeI: 0131 661 1924
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BOURNE FINE ART
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 5
Five Centuries of Scottish Portraiture
This exhibition begins with David
Allans The Origin of Painting, which
places portraiture at the centre of the
story of art since the Renaissance.
Among the earliest portraits featured
is The Earl and Countess of Wigton
(1625) by Adam de Colone.
Allan Ramsay affrmed the place of
portraiture at the heart of the Scottish
Enlightenment, as demonstrated in
the three lady portraits shown. David
Martin was Ramsays pupil and he is
represented by the portrait of Charles
Kerr of Calderbank.
Sir Henry Raeburn, whose portrait of
Alexander Munro is one of the outstanding
pieces in the exhibition, is also shown as
well as his successor, John Watson Gordon,
with an oval portrait of Adam Wilson.
Portraiture survived the competition of
photography at the turn of the 20th century
as the art form of choice, as refected in the
David Allan
(1744-1796),
The Origin of
Painting,
c.1775, oil
on canvas,
27 x 20
careers of society portrait artists Harrington
Mann and W.O. Hutchison. William Gillies
picture of Robert Scott Irvine, which echoes the
Cubism he observed in Paris, is fully at home
in the long tradition of Scottish portraiture.
Bourne Fine Art, 6 Dundas St.,
T 0131 557 4050, M-F 10a-6p, Sa 11a-2p,
www.bournefneart.com
AXOLOTL GALLERY
Richard Demarco &
Joseph Beuys
Richard Demarco
collaborated with Joseph
Beuys over a period of 16
years (from 1970 to 1986)
after frst meeting him in
Dsseldorf. Demarco invited
Beuys to Scotland, together
with 34 other artists
identifed with Dsseldorf,
which was then still in West Germany and
divided from East Germany by the Iron Curtain.
Joseph Beuys was the frst of these artists to
visit Scotland, which he regarded as the
heartland of the Celtic world. He was therefore
willing to explore the fabled world of The Road
to The Isles from Edinburgh towards the
legendary Hebridean land of Fingal and his son,
Ossian, which had inspired Shakespeare to
write Macbeth.
The journey resulted in what is regarded as a
Beuysian masterwork, Celtic Kinloch Rannoch:
Joseph Beuys and Richard Demarco at Edinburgh
College of Art, 1970
The Scottish Symphony. Beuys returned to
Scotland seven more times to fnd inspiration in
what he regarded as the key to Celtic Europe.
This exhibition consists of works by Beuys
inspired by Scotland along with watercolours by
Richard Demarco and what has been recently
defned as his event photography.
Demarcos contribution reveals the nodal
points on what he now calls The Road to
Meikle Seggie, a road travelled through many
centuries by the followers of Saint Columba
and the Roman legionaries.
The exhibition therefore tells the story of how
Beuys was inspired by the reality of the
Romano-Celtic cultural heritage of Europe,
while Demarcos watercolours, both
townscapes and landscapes, and event
photographs are inspired by what is easily
identifed as the drovers road.
Axolotl Gallery, 35 Dundas St., T 0131 557 1460
or 07528 689013, Tu-Th 11a-4p, F & Sa 11a-6p,
www.axolotl.co.uk
Richard Demarco, The Road to the Isle (Meikle Seggie), watercolour
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Caf Marlayne
13 Antigua Street, Breakfast & Sandwiches 9am-noon, Lunch noon-3pm,
Dinner 5pm-late, T 0131 558 8244. Also at 76 Thistle Street, Edinburgh.
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Classic French bistro food always fresh, always best
quality, always cooked with integrity and always mindful
of sustainability and locality.
The Rocks
Marine Road, Dunbar. Open daily for lunch & dinner. T 01368 862287
www.therocksdunbar.co.uk
Family-run hotel/restaurant where the emphasis is
on comfort, excellent food, ne wines and real ales.
SALISBURY ARMS
www.thesalisburyarmsedinburgh.co.uk
A proper local, perfect
whether eating out or
popping in for a pint
58 Dalkeith Rd., Edinburgh, Food served noon-10pm, open Mon-Thur
11am-midn, Fri & Sat 11am-1am, Sun 12.30-11pm, T 0131 667 4518
53-55 Broughton Street, Edinburgh, Mon-Thur noon-2.30pm, 5-10pm,
Fri & Sat noon-11pm, Sun 11am-10pm, T 0131 556 6032
www.smokestack.org.uk
Serving the best in
steaks, burgers and
seafood to Edinburgh
residents for nearly
15 years.
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BRAEWELL GALLERIES
UNTIL AUGUST 30
Summer Exhibiton
This eclectic show with a wide selection of
Jock McInnes, Alexandra Gardner, Fraser
Crawford, Joe O'Brien, Valentin Petrov,
Scott MacGregor and Peter Howson.
SPECIAL OFFER! During this exhibition
readers of Artmag are entitled to a 200
discount on any painting in the gallery!
Just take a copy of Artmag with you.
SEPTEMBER 2-23
Our Distorted Lives
This exceptional exhibition features Ally
Thompson (one of the New Glasgow
Boys), James McDonald (recent winner of
the RSA prize), Liz Knox and Laetitia
Guilbaud. Check the gallerys website for
details of an amazing launch evening.
Braewell Galleries, 106 Dundas St.,
T 0131 556 2224 or 07837 385764,
www.braewellgalleries.com
CORN EXCHANGE GALLERY
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 22
Hayashi Takeshi: Haku-u
(White rain)
Hayashi Takeshi is one of
Japans most impressive and
talented stone sculptors. His
works, often large scale pieces
created by splitting and paring
stone, invite the viewer into a
realm of serene contemplation,
sometimes through a
resemblance to ancient ruins or
perhaps by digging up intriguing fragments out
of everyday memory.
This solo exhibition, part of the Edinburgh Art
Festival, includes a stunning, large white
marble foor piece, Haku-u (pictured) And
Rinkan, a new work commissioned by the
gallery in the form of fve imposing granite
fgures.
Takeshi was born in Gifu City in 1956 and
studied sculpture at Tokyo National University
of Fine Arts and Music, where he is currently
Associate Professor.
Supported by the Daiwa Foundation, Great
Britain Sasakawa Foundation and the Japan
Foundation.
Martin Finnin
Also showing are abstract paintings by the
celebrated Irish artist, Martin Finnin.
Supported by Culture Ireland
Corn Exchange Gallery, Constitution St.,
T 0131 561 7300, Tu-F 11a-4.30p or by appt.,
www.cornexchangegallery.com
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EDINBURGH PRINTMAKERS
AUGUST 4- SEPTEMBER 3
Lineage: Prints by Michael Craig-Martin,
Ian Davenport & Julian Opie
This group exhibition of compelling new
editions by three internationally celebrated
British contemporary artists draws you into a
unique experience of their use of line in bold,
graphic pieces.
SEPTEMBER 17- OCTOBER 29
Jeremy Deller, Ruth Ewan, Alasdair Gray,
Christopher Logue, King Mob, Joanne
Tatham & Tom OSullivan: The Writing on
Your Wall. Curated by Rob Tufnell.
This exhibition explores printmaking as a
socially concerned and democratic medium
through both contemporary and historical
examples looking back over a history of
polemical, iconoclastic and satirical
printmaking. Deriving its name from the Bible
(Daniel 5:2528), it questions the
signifcance of mechanised print in an age of
digital communications.
EVENTS
Thur Aug 4, Artists talk, 5-6pm, free
Lineage artist Ian Davenport discusses his
work in the show and his artistic practice.
Wed Aug 10, Digital print workshop,
10.30am-1pm, 35/30 Bring some
photographs and create your own Julian-Opie-
esque artwork.
Sat Aug 13 & 20, Post-Pop Printmaking, 2-
3pm, 5 Find out how contemporary artists
like Michael-Craig Martin make prints using up
to the minute processes.
Wed Aug 24, Screenprinting Workshop, 11a-
4p, 55/40 Bring photographs or drawings
and deconstruct your own art-historical objects
to create an inspired screenprint.
Thur Aug 25, Edinburgh Art Festival Art Late
Event, 6-8pm, free Late viewing and studio
tour. No need to book.
Sat Sep 17, 2-3pm, free A group of artists
from the exhibition Writing on Your Wall,
which looks at radical print, discuss their
works.
Booking essential unless otherwise stated.
Edinburgh Printmakers, 23 Union St., T 0131
557 2479, Tu-Sa 10a-6p, www.edinburgh-
printmakers.co.uk
Ian Davenport, Etched Puddle 42, , 2009.
Framed etched monoprint. Paper 86.5 x 67cm.
Image 69.5 x 52.4cm, unique
EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF ART
Simonides: Body Bags - Photographs by
Norman McBeath. Texts by Robert
Crawford.
Simonidess best works are body bags.
Zipped into them is what is left of human
lives. This installation is a collaboration
between one of the countrys leading poets,
Robert Crawford, and the highly acclaimed
photographer Norman McBeath.
The installation connects writing from over
2,000 years ago with contemporary wars in
the Middle East and acts of remembrance.
Raising questions about the status of a so-
called dead language, it also invokes issues
such as counter-terrorism measures and
ordinary peoples experiences during
conficts.
It features black and white photographs
paired with Scots (and English) translations of
epitaphs by the ancient Greek poet
Simonides. These epitaphs were written for
civilians and soldiers killed during the Persian
Wars (492-449 B.C.) in celebrated battles
such as Thermopylae and Salamis. The texts
have a short, sometimes fragmentary
eloquence. Classical sculptures from
Edinburgh College of Arts historic cast
collection feature in the installation.
Links between ancient and modern are
highlighted and given original and elegant
expression through exquisite
black and white photographs
by Norman McBeath. These
square format, contemplative
studies are not war
photographs, but scenes from
everyday life, details of which
thread through much of
Simonidess work.
They deliberately avoid any
descriptive or literal link to the
texts; the relationship
between photograph and
epitaph is evocative and
tangential. A beautifully
produced hardback book,
Simonides, containing 25
black and white photographs
and paired texts, will be
available.
Part of the Edinburgh Art Festival
Edinburgh College of Art, Studios C3 & C4, Main
Building, 74 Lauriston Pl., T 0131 221 6000,
daily 10a-5p, www.eca.ac.uk
EDINBURGH
and the Borders.
Massie captures the shifting weather and
moods of Scotland, fnding a rare beauty in
moorlands and spruce forests. Her pared down
compositions and naturalistic palette
atmospherically depict the landscape with a
strong feeling of place and time.
Marshalls subject matter of seascapes,
coastlines and refective lochs are painted with
her distinctively subtle palette, capturing
something quintessentially Scottish about the
FLAUBERT GALLERY
AUGUST 5-16
Jen Collee: The Second Sun
Following her hugely successful solo
Festival show last year, Jen Collees
opening this year coincides with the frst
night of the Edinburgh Fringe. The August
2011 edition of Vogue magazine wrote:
Flaubert Gallery has forged an enviable
reputation showing a wonderfully diverse
collection of high-fying contemporary
Scottish artists. Jen Collees new, large
scale equine paintings, in particular, are
both dynamic and sympathetic, refecting
the presence and character of the subject
with an understanding eye and deft
technical skill.
SEPTEMBER 2-14
Claudia Massie & Amy Marshall: Inner
Lands/Outer Edges
This outstanding new exhibition by two of
Scotlands fnest young painters shows
them working across such varied geography
as Orkney, the Western Isles, Perthshire
Amy Marshall, Brora, oil on canvas, 100 x 100cm
way weather and latitude affect the light on
land and water.
These two young contemporaries approach
Scotlands natural landscape from very
different perspectives, and the contrast
between their individual visions make this a
fascinating show.
Flaubert Gallery, 74 St. Stephen St.,
T 0131 225 5007, Tu-F 10a-6p, Sa & Su 11a-5p,
www.faubertgallery.com
Jen Collee,
Sentry I, oil
on canvas,
100 x
120cm,
2,650
GALERIE MIRAGES
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 11
Children of Asia
This delightful selling exhibition is a
festival of colour and design
featuring beautifully embroidered
traditional childrens hats and
clothes from western India,
southwest China, Afghanistan and
northern Thailand.
The exhibition is a tribute to the
loving care and skill with which
these items have been made by
mothers for their children. They
have been personally collected over
the years by the gallerys director
during her many trips.
Jewellery of the World
This is now an established Festival
exhibition for all those interested in designer
silver jewellery and unique jewellery sourced
worldwide, including Polish designer silver,
Nepalese and Tibetan silver with coral and
turquoise, 2,000 year old Roman glass bead
jewellery and artefacts, an antique trade beads
collection, Masai jewellery, Naga beads,
necklaces, pearls, amethyst, lapis, and amber.
Galerie Mirages, 46a Raeburn Place, T 0131 315
2603, M-Sa 10a-5.30p, Su noon-4.30p,
www.galeriemirages.co.uk
Tuareg jewellery from the Sahara, Karen tassel
EDINBURGH
HENDERSON GALLERY
Visitors to the Henderson Gallery can expect to
enjoy an eclectic mix of paintings, sculpture
and jewellery, with a price range to suit most
budgets.
Peter Robert Keil (b. 1942)
One of Europes best known contemporary
artists with his vibrant colours and dynamic
shapes, Keil was one of the now famous Neo-
Expressionists, along with George Baselitz and
Rainer Fetting.
While working in Spain, Keil developed
friendships with Joan Miro, Warhol, Dali and
Picasso. His inspiration is based on social
observation, interaction and a fascination with
the stories of people on the fringes of society.
His paintings are highly collectable and hang in
many museums and private collections around
the world.
Purvis Young (1943-2010)
Referred to as an outsider artist, Purvis Young
was a self-taught painter from Miami who
painted on found materials. Through his
expressionist vision Young documented the
The Henderson Gallery with work by German artist Peter Keil
history of the troubled streets of Overtown, a
neighbourhood of Miami, for over three
decades.
However, his work is full of hope, with every
stroke of colour coming from his soul. He
developed his own iconography to describe the
lives of people in his neighborhood, including
his iconic freedom horses, angels, pregnant
women and jazz and blues musicians.
Youngs work is held by the Smithsonian
Institute, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the
American Museum of Folk Art and the Bass
Museum of Art. An important African-American
artist, his works are being exhibited here for
the frst time in the UK.
Henderson Gallery, 4 Thistle St Lane NW, 07871
441690, M-Sa 10a-6p,
www.thecollectibleartgallery.com
Purvis Young, Found Materials,
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THE GALLERY AT
MCNAUGHTANS BOOKSHOP
AUGUST 9-20
Elizabeth Shepherd, Katy McKidd Stevenson,
Roo McKidd & Thea Stevenson: Mothers and
Daughters
This exhibition has been put together by four
Fife women, all related and all artists. Elizabeth
Shepherd is primarily an etcher, Katy McKidd
Stevenson paints in oils and collage, Thea
Stevenson is a master of atmospheric
photography and Roo Mckidd paints in oils.
Elizabeth and Roo lean towards countryside
themes and still life, Katy and Thea towards
fantasy and fgures. As a whole the exhibition
has a dream-like, evocative quality.
Angela Lemaire: Text and Image
Angela Lemaire is an artist-printmaker, painter
and writer who lives and works in the Scottish
Borders. She trained at Chelsea and
Camberwell art schools and is self-taught as a
wood-engraver. Much of her printmaking has
Angela Lemaire, Thomas and Lady, wood engraving
been applied to fne press books, her own
artist books or as commissions for illustration.
She has exhibited widely and her graphic work,
prints, paintings, drawings and books can be
found in private and public collections in the
UK and abroad.
The Gallery at McNaughtans Bookshop,
3A & 4A Haddington Pl. (Leith Walk),
T 0131 556 5897, Tu-Sa 11a-5p,
www.mcnaughtansbookshop.com
Each artist has her own style and passions.
EDINBURGH
THE LEITH GALLERY
Ideally located near Leiths three
Michelin-starred restaurants, The Leith
Gallery recently turned sweet 16, It
has shown Scottish art since its
inception and both the gallery and
many of the artists it has featured have
won awards.
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 17
Festival Exhibition
This years Festival Exhibition at The
Leith Gallery features a wide selection
of work from both exciting new talents
and well established artists. The
eclectic range maintains the standards
of excellence this gallery is known for.
As work sells, it is replaced, so the
exhibition is constantly changing.
Featured artists include Joyce Borland,
Annie Broadley, Kate Christie, Elaine
Cunningham, Jemma Derbyshire, Elissa
Haldenby, Steven Higginson, Jenny Hunter,
Jennifer Irvine, Sophie Knight, Diane Mitchell,
Tracey Pacitti, Mairi Stewart, Ricky Wiatrek
and Marie Louise Wrightson.
Ricky Wiatrek, The Long Shadow
The Leith Gallery will be exhibiting at the
inaugural Aberdeen Art Fair (Aug 13 & 14).
The Leith Gallery, 65 The Shore, T 0131 553
5255, M-F 11a-5p, Sa 11a-4p, www.the-leith-
gallery.co.uk
LEITH SCHOOL OF ART
The Summer School continues during August
with week-long courses, including drawing
with Kenneth Le Riche, fgure painting with
Colin Black and expressive portraiture with
Trevor Jones.
UNTIL AUGUST 26
Gathering Marks: Prints and Drawings
This exhibition of prints and drawings by
Summer School staff showcases the diverse
range of artists working at Leith School of Art.
It includes delicate pencil drawings, graphic
linocuts, digital prints, pastel fgure drawings
and more and is housed in the unique gallery
space and sculpture court sympathetically built
around this former Norwegian church.
Philip Archer: Edgelands
Principal Philip Archers solo show of fnely
executed oil pastel drawings provides a
conceptual base for the teaching in the school
during the frst term. Edgelands is a theme
Archer regularly returns to in his own richly
coloured work, which is known for capturing
Kittie Jones, Curlew, 2011, screenprint
quiet, overlooked moments in contemporary
life.
Leith School of Art, 25 North Junction St.,
T 0131 554 5761, M-Fri 9a-4.30p,
www.LeithSchoolofArt.co.uk
Gathering Marks:
Prints & Drawings
18 July - 26 August
25 North Junction St Edinburgh EH6 6HW
0131 554 5761 www.LeithSchoolofArt.co.uk
enquiries@LeithSchoolofArt.co.uk
Philip Archer:
Edgelands
5th September
14th October
EDINBURGH
NATIONAL GALLERIES
OF SCOTLAND
UNTIL JANUARY 2, 2012
Dame Elizabeth Blackadder
One of Scotlands most popular
artists, Blackadder is celebrated for
her paintings, watercolours and
drawings and in particular for her
depictions of plants and animals.
Born in Falkirk, Blackadder
studied in Edinburgh and was
closely acquainted with Scottish
artists such as William Gillies and
Anne Redpath. As well as featuring
her much loved still lifes, this major
retrospective will be a rare chance
to see lesser known works, such as
the vibrantly coloured, large scale
paintings from earlier in her career.
Scottish National Gallery, The
Mound, 8/6, daily 10a-5p (Th - 7p)
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18
The Queen: Art and Image
Celebrating the Queens Diamond
Jubilee in 2012, this stunning
exhibition brings together
remarkable images of Queen
Elizabeth II spanning the 60 years
of her reign, some of which are on
public display for the frst time.
Works include formal painted
portraits, offcial photographs,
media images and those by
contemporary artists. Featuring
photographers such as Beaton and
Leibovitz alongside modern
masters such as Freud, Richter and
Warhol, this rich exhibition explores
the changing face of royal portraiture. Scottish
National Gallery, The Mound, 7/5, daily 10a-
5p (Th - 7p)
Exhibition organised by the National Portrait
Gallery, London in collaboration with the
National Galleries of Scotland, Ulster Museum,
Northern Ireland and National Museum of
Wales.
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18
Hiroshi Sugimoto
This major new exhibition by the renowned
Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto
features 26 large scale works from two of his
most recent series, Lightning Fields and
Tony Cragg, Declination. The Artist.
Photography Charles Dupra, Cass Foundation
for British Sculpture in the 21st Century
Chris Levine, Lightness of Being, 2007, Courtesy of Mr. Kevin P. Burke and
the Burke Children Private Collection. Chris Levine (From The Queen:
Art and Image)
Hiroshi Sugimoto, Lightning Fields 168 Hiroshi
Sugimoto
are on a monumental scale and are sited in the
gallerys grounds.
Cragg came to prominence in the late 1970s
for works composed of brightly coloured,
plastic objects. Since the mid-1980s he has
worked extensively in other materials, such as
bronze, glass, stainless steel and wood.
Focusing mainly on Craggs work from the
past 15 years, this exhibition is an opportunity
to see new work by one of the worlds greatest
living sculptors. Scottish National Gallery of
Modern Art, 75 Belford Rd., 7/5, daily 10a-5p
Further info: T 0131 624 6200,
www.nationalgalleries.org
Photogenic Drawings.
Consisting entirely of work shown for the frst
time in Europe, this revelatory exhibition offers
the chance to experience frst hand Sugimotos
exploration of the very nature of photography.
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 75
Belford Rd., 7/5, daily 10a-5p
Presented in partnership with the Edinburgh
UNTIL NOVEMBER 6
Tony Cragg
Tony Craggs frst museum show in Britain for
more than a decade, this exhibition features
around 50 major sculptures, some of which
Elizabeth Blackadder, Tulips. The Artist. Private Collection
International Festival.
EDINBURGH
THE QUEENS GALLERY
UNTIL JANUARY 15, 2012
The Northern Renaissance: Drer to Holbein
This new exhibition brings together over 100
paintings, drawings, prints, manuscripts,
miniatures and sculptures by the greatest
Northern European artists of the 15th and 16th
centuries, including Albrecht Drer, Lucas
Cranach the Elder and Hans Holbein the Younger.
It celebrates the art of the Northern
Renaissance, a period defned by dramatic
changes, when monarchs vied for territorial
power, religious reformers questioned the central
tenets of the Church and scholars sought greater
understanding of their world. Artists responded to
their changing surroundings by producing works
of great ingenuity and beauty.
The rivalry among the northern courts to attract
the best artists was ferce. In 1519 Francis I
secured the services of Leonardo da Vinci as
court artist, and one of Leonardos costume
designs for a masquerade (c.1517-18) is
included in the exhibition.
In England, Hans Holbein the Younger became
Painter to the King by 1536 and produced
remarkably perceptive depictions of members of
Henry VIIIs court. Holbeins preparatory drawings
of fgures such as Sir Henry Guildford will go on
display alongside magnifcent fnished portraits.
The circulation of ideas was a crucial factor in
the religious and social debate of the period. The
printing press, invented in Germany around
1450, allowed books and pamphlets to be
disseminated in large numbers, and signifcant
works such as Thomas Mores Utopia, illustrated
by Hans Holbein the Younger, were read across
Europe.
Albrecht Drer, the greatest printmaker of the
period, also found a ready market for his
engravings and woodcuts, achieving
considerable fame and infuence in Europe and
beyond. In 1498 he produced the frst of his
three highly successful books, The Apocalypse,
which was illustrated by 15 dramatic woodcut
illustrations.
At the heart of the Northern Renaissance was
the challenge to the teachings of the Catholic
Church initiated by Martin Luther. In response,
the art of northern Europe began to move from
emotive religious scenes to secular subjects such
as portraiture and mythology.
The German artist Lucas Cranach, infuenced
by his patron Frederick the Wise of Saxony, the
protector of Luther, developed a range of
paintings of mythological subjects, including his
outstanding Apollo and Diana (c.1526).
Clockwise from top left:
Lucas Cranach the Elder, Apollo and Diana,
c.1526
Leonardo da Vinci, A masquerader as a
lansquenet, c.1517-18
Hans Holbein the Younger, Sir Henry
Guildford, 1527
Albrecht Drer, Study of a Greyhound,
c.1500-1501
Portraits were designed largely to convey the
status of the sitter, but could also bear witness to
the reversal of fortunes. Francois Clouets two
portraits of Mary, Queen of Scots, produced just
two years apart (c.1558 and c.1560-61),
dramatically highlight her change in status from a
16-year-old girl about to be married to the future
Francis II to a widow in white mourning who has
lost the French crown.
Growing prosperity meant that increasingly
paintings could be afforded by rich merchants. In
1532 Holbein painted several portraits of the
German merchants living in the walled business
enclave known as the London Steelyard, among
them a striking portrait of the 23-year-old Derich
Born.
All images The Royal Collection 2011 Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II
The Queens Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse,
T 0131 556 5100, daily 9.30a-6p (last admission
5p), www.royalcollection.org.uk

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exclusive limited editions for this event only
largest collection of originals on display live music
scottish afternoon tea and refreshments will be served
the only millar appearance
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contact one of our galleries to reserve your place
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EDINBURGH

ROYAL SCOTTISH
ACADEMY
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18
In Japan: Highlights of
Academicians Practice in
Contemporary Japan
Artists have long been fascinated
with Japanese art and culture.
This exhibition examines projects
by RSA Members whose work is
directly infuenced and inspired
by Japan and Japanese artists,
investigating elements of
collaboration and practice.
Elspeth Lamb RSA and Paul
Furneaux RSA show new works
alongside a number of internationally invited
Mokuhanga (wood block printing) artists, with
supporting woodblocks, printing equipment
and historic Japanese prints.
Arthur Watson RSA and Ian Howard RSA
show their new paperwork/book project made
with artists in Kyoto, and Jacki Parry RSA, Ian
McKenzie Smith PPRSA, Dame Elizabeth
Blackadder RSA and George Donald RSA show
George Donald RSA , Kabuki Heroine, Gion, Kyoto
works made in response to their travels in
Japan. RSA Projects & Finlay Room
Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound, M-Sa
10a-5p, Su noon-5p, T 0131 624 6556,
www.royalscottishacademy.org
SCOTLAND-RUSSIA INSTITUTE
My Never-Ending Friend:
The Art of Alexander
Voitsekhovsky
Alexander Petrovich
Voitsekhovsky was born in
Moscow in 1964, but has
lived almost all his life in
St Petersburg. He has had
some 25 solo exhibitions
in Russia, the USA,
Switzerland, France,
Japan, Israel and England.
Elena Varshavskaya,
Rhode Island School of
Design, has described him as
an outstanding graphic artist from Russia,
who stands out for a rare gift of bringing
together warm humanity and playfulness,
acumen and good humour. His endearing
treatment of everyday life is always tempered
with irony introduced through elements of
absurdity, fantasy and surprise used with
unfailing ingenuity.
The Scotland-Russia Institute is an
independent Russian culture centre.
The Scotland-Russia Institute, 9 South College
St., T 0131 668 3635, Tu-F 11a-4p, Sa 1.30-4p,
www.scotlandrussiaforum.org
My Never-Ending Friend
Greyfriars Art Shop
ADDING COLOUR SINCE 1840
1 Greyfriars Place, Edinburgh T 0131 225 4600
20 Dundas Street, Edinburgh T 0131 556 6565
35 Scott Street, Perth T 01738 624 540
www.greyfriarsart.co.uk
Featured in The Times as one of the
ve best UK art shops
Comprehensive range of art materials
Friendly help & advice
Edinburghs only designated Winsor
& Newton Premier Art Centre
EDINBURGH
SCOTTISH ARTS CLUB
The Scottish Arts Club opens its doors
to the public this summer for a few
afternoons for its Festival exhibitions.
This is a unique opportunity to fnd out
about a very special place while seeing
some frst class art.
The Scottish Arts Club was created
over a century ago by a group of artists
and continues to offer a place for artists
and art-lovers to meet, network and
socialise. Contact the club for
information about membership.
AUGUST 9-13
Victoria Crowe OBE: Starting Points
Victoria Crowe is one of Scotlands foremost
painters. In this exhibition she focuses on the
gestation of ideas, from sketchbook drawings
and source materials to prints and fnished
paintings. The show covers recent work in
India, Italy and Scotland and includes a group
of paintings developed last winter.
AUGUST 25-27
Helga Chart RWS: Themes and Variations
Helga Chart, The Master Builder
Two of the main themes in this exhibition
refect Helga Charts current and varied
preoccupations: the study of architecture and
the observation of bird and animal life.
Helga Chart was awarded the Scottish Arts
Club Prize at the RSW exhibition in 2009, and
this exhibition provides a survey of her work
since then.
In addition, postcards by Murray Grigor, the
acclaimed flmmaker, and new work by Anna
S. King, will be on display throughout August.
Scottish Arts Club, 24 Rutland Square, T 0131
229 8157, Tu-Sa 2-6p during exhibitions,
otherwise by appt., www.scottishartsclub.co.uk
Victoria Crowe, Hortus Conclusus
Flying Colours Gallery. 1986 2011
A Silver Celebration
Group Exhibition to celebrate the 25th Anniversary
Anderson
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Hawkes
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6a Dundas Street EDINBURGH EH3 6HZ
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Monday to Friday 10.30 - 6.00 Saturday 10.00 - 4.00
t) 020 7351 5558
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t) 0131 558 9363 during exhibition
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Dame Elizabeth Blackadder: New Paintings
Dame Elizabeth Blackadder has been at the
forefront of the Scottish art scene for over half
a century. To coincide with the summer
exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery, a
retrospective of the artist in celebration of her
80th birthday, The Scottish Gallery is hosting a
major show of Blackadders new paintings to
mark 50 years since her frst show there.
The Scottish Colourists & The Edinburgh
School
This exhibition features work by S.J. Peploe,
J.D. Fergusson, G.L. Hunter and F.C.B. Cadell,
four painters who make up the renowned
Scottish Colourists. Included will be a selection
of work from the Edinburgh School, another
group of painters who relished in strong colour
and good picture making.
Jacqueline Mina: Touching Gold
Jacqueline Mina is one of the UKs leading
Elizabeth Blackadder, Roses and Blue Vase, 2011,
watercolour, 39.5 x 34.5cm
Janice Tchalenko: Ceramics
Janice Tchalenko studied at Putney and
Harrow School of Art. In the late 1970s she
discovered a talent for decoration and started
making high-fred stoneware with colourful
designs. She is a fellow of the Royal College of
Art and has had countless exhibitions,
including permanent displays at the Victoria &
Albert Museum.
Graduates: Jewellery
This showcase of 2010s best jewellery
graduates from Edinburgh College of Art and
Glasgow School of Art celebrates the high
standard of work coming out of Scotland.
The Scottish Gallery, 16 Dundas St.,
T 0131 558 1200, M-F 10a-6p, Sa 10a-5p
www.scottish-gallery.co.uk
goldsmiths. Her intimate knowledge of the
material enables her to twin modern and
ancient techniques and processes to create
wearable but timeless works of art.
Colin Reid: Glass
Colin Reids sculptural forms are assertive and
bold. Since the 1970s he has dedicated his
artistic expression to the kiln-formed glass
process. A technical master, his refned work is
a seemingly effortless, fowing, unconscious
act between mind and hand.
J .D. Fergussons Women
This year is the 50th anniversary of
Fergussons death. Looking back over his
career, it is the female form which is arguably
his most important theme. His early sketches of
Parisian cafe life capture feeting moments,
while his later work was more stylised, focusing
on creating an overall pictorial design.
Calum McClure: New Paintings
The recent winner of the Jolomo Bank of
Scotland Prize, McClures remarkable new
body of work focuses on the dilapidating
country house and grounds at Cammo House in
west Edinburgh. His atmospheric and detailed
paintings explore the way nature is reclaiming
the land at the old, once illustrious estate.
David Cass: New Work
David Cass wowed us all with his stunning
degree show in 2010. Interested in the effects
of time, he often uses and re-uses the
materials he fnds to create beautiful works
of art.
Colin Reid, Burton
Agnes piece, 2011,
glass, 48 x 36 x
13cm
Jacqueline Mina, Necklace, 2011, 18ct gold rikrak,
680 x 22mm. Photo: N. Mason
EDINBURGH
J.D. Fergusson, Three Bathers, 1925, watercolour, 33 x
25.5cm
THE TORRANCE GALLERY
AUGUST 1-27
Edinburgh Festival Exhibition: Tom Watt
Tom Watt was born in Montrose in 1951. He
studied drawing at Edinburgh College of Art
from 1971 to 1975 under Philipson, Peploe,
Cumming and Michie. He was Head of Art at
Gillespies School in Edinburgh, when 20 years
ago he decided to become a full-time painter.
He now lives in Southern France, where most
of his work is of the markets, people and
Lynn Rodgie
Trained at Grays School of Art in Aberdeen,
Tom Watt, Reflections on the Lot
Lynn Rodgie is exhibiting her strong, bold and
colourful paintings of the Scottish countryside
and Edinburgh. Her style is based on her use of
vibrant colours and her oustanding work in oils
ranges across a variety of subjects, such as
country landscapes, seascapes, harbour
scenes and more recently cityscapes and cafe
street scenes.
Sheana M. Stephen
Another graduate of Grays School of Art, artist
jeweller and Edinburgh resident Sheana M.
Stephen produces work for exhibition and
private commissions. Silver, gold, pearls and
semi-precious stones are used to create
individual pieces of jewellery inspired by
fowers and the garden, legends and the
texture of the sea and shore.
SEPTEMBER 3-17
Graham McKean
Graham McKean began his working life in
Glasgows Govan shipyards. In 1979 he took
his frst step towards a more creative career as
a graphic artist specialising in silkscreen
designs. Eventually, in 1996, he committed
himself to painting full-time.
Ronnie Ford
After successful exhibitions in the USA and
Hong Kong, Ronnie Ford returns to Edinburgh
in a solo exhibition of his distinctive and ever
The Torrance Gallery, 36 Dundas St.,
T 0131 556 6366, M-F 11a-6p, Sa 10.30a-4p,
www.torrancegallery.co.uk
Jewellery by Sheana Stephen
UNION GALLERY
Still - New Paintings by Philip
Braham
The frst solo exhibition of
multi-award winning Philip
Brahams paintings to be held
in Edinburgh since 2005,
Still is an exploration of the
infuences which have helped
to shape his life as a painter
and as a man, invoking a
sense of paused narrative and
recalling vivid moments of personal history.
Using woodland interiors as his backdrop,
Braham has produced a collection of paintings
which are both beautiful and deeply
atmospheric. The intense stillness will cause
the viewer to pause and refect and will trigger
poignant refection in all who see them.
Philip Braham is one of Scotlands great
contemporary talents and has a justifable
reputation as a major creative force, producing
work that is visually stunning, challenging and
demanding of the viewer.
Philip Braham, Bluebell Woods, oil on canvas
In the last two years, he has found acclaim
with his publication Suicide Notes, and with his
photographic work, Falling Shadows in
Arcadia, showcased at the Royal Scottish
Academy at the 2010 Edinburgh Art Festival.
Plight of the Bumbleee
This fascinating and entertaining mixed
exhibition highlighting the problem of the
declining bee population will help to raise funds
for research through artwork sales. Artists as
diverse as Jenny Matthews, Janet Melrose,
Dylan Lisle and sculptors Hanna Haworth and
Jessica Irena Smith have all produced superb
work of a bee-related nature for this exhibition.
Twenty per cent of the proceeds will be
donated to the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
Union Gallery, 45 Broughton St., T 0131 556
7707, M-Sa 10.30a-6p, Su noon-5p & by appt.,
www.uniongallery.co.uk
Jenny Matthews, Bees, Scabious and Lilies
EDINBURGH
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Artists Workshop Gallery, 15A The Belfeld Pottery,
High St., Prestonpans, T 07739 021111 B1
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Bass Rock Framing & Art Gallery, Bayswell
Rd., Dunbar, T 01368 866809,
www.bassrockgallery.co.uk A3
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Blues & Greens, 13 Market Pl., North Berwick,
T 01620 893377, www.greensandblues.co.uk A2
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Brunton Theatre Gallery, Ladywell Way,
Musselburgh, T 0131 665 9900,
www.bruntontheatre.co.uk B1
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Dirleton Gallery, Manse Rd., Dirleton,
T 01620 850528, www.dirletongallery.co.uk A2
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Donald Watson Gallery, Scottish
Ornithologists Club, Waterston
House, Aberlady,
T 01875 871330, www.the-
soc.org.uk A2
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Glebe Gallery, 144 High St.,
Dunbar, T 01368 865141,
www.glebegallery.co.uk A3
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Greens & Blues, 59 High St.,
North Berwick,
T 01620 890666,
www.greensandblues.co.uk A2
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Gullane Art Gallery, 8 Stanley Rd.,
Gullane,
T 01620 843082,
www.gullaneartgallery.co.uk A2
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Hangar Framing & Gallery, Fenton Barns,
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Port Seton, T 01875 810798,
www.portsetongallery.co.uk B2
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Kirk Ports Gallery, 49A Kirk Ports, North
Berwick, T 01620 894114,
www.lindseyantiques.co.uk A3
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Loretto Gallery. 1 High St. Musselburgh,
T 0131 653 4473 B1
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Peter Potter Gallery, 10 The Sands,
Haddington, T 01620 822080,
www.peterpottergallery.org
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Pitclay Gallery, Halfinbarns Schoolhouse,
North Berwick, T 01620 893965,
www.pitclaygallery.com A2
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Seashore Gallery, Marshall St., Cockenzie,
T 01875 813032, www.seashoregallery.co.uk
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State Theta Galleries, The Halls, Main St.,
Ormiston, T 07868 705908, www.statetheta.com
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Tippecanoe Gallery, www.tippecanoe.co.uk:
143 High St., Dunbar, T 01368 869645 A3
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1 High St., North Berwick, T 01620 890903
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Westgate Gallery, 39-41 Westgate, North
Berwick, T 01620 894976, www.westgate-
gallery.co.uk A2
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GREENS & BLUES
IAnson, McNally, Mangan, Schofeld
In celebration of its tenth year, Greens & Blues
is showcasing the work of four of the Lothians
most celebrated artists: Mark IAnson, Stephen
Mangan, Louis McNally and David Schofeld.
This is the frst time their different styles of
work will be displayed together. All four artists
are graduates from Scotlands colleges of art
themselves in the world of
Scottish contemporary art.
Greens & Blues is also
launching its newly
refurbished Market Place
gallery under the new
format of Greens and Blues
Premier Collection. This
gallery, 40 metres from the
High Street gallery, will
exhibit at any one time only
a few select pieces by
Scotlands most collectable artists in a
conducive environment. Viewing will be by
appointment only.
Greens & Blues, 59 High St. & 13 Market Pl.,
North Berwick, T 01620 890666,
M-Th 10a-5p, Fri & Sat 10a-5.30p, Sun 2-5p,
www.greensandblues.co.uk
Mark I'Anson, Mark baith sides

Sept 24 & 25th 10 to 5.00pm
Over 30 East Lothian artists
open their studios to the public
in Dunbar and outlying areas
Cycle routes and free shuttle
buses will connect all venues
Demonstrations and free work-
shops for all age groups
www.artroot.co.uk
See Tippecanoe Gallery, p51
all have distinguished
in the early 1990s and
two leading Scottish lady painters.
Two years in the making, this show focuses
on Helens highly accomplished work, both
landscape and still life, accompanied by
Marions wonderful still life and fgurative
paintings.
Both artists have earmarked this exhibition as
their major show of 2011 and the gallery will
be awash with colour and beauty when their
paintings are hung.
GULLANE ART GALLERY
Festival Show
Although on the fringes of
Edinburghs Festival activities,
many visitors take a day out to call
in at Gullane Art Gallery, and so
for the month of August a special
Festival Show has been arranged
to embrace the spirit of variety in
cultural attractions on offer.
New work will be exhibited by
established artists Pam Carter,
Alexandra Gardner, Joe McIntyre,
Nael Hanna, Lynn Rodgie and
Stephen Carruthers together with
up and coming East Lothian painters Leila
Aitken and Gail Pope. Subject matter will be
wide and varied with something for most
tastes.
Marion Drummond & Helen Turner:
Serenity
One of the Gullane Art Gallerys highlights of
the year is the exhibition of new work by these
Pam Carter, Stein Bay circa 1990
The exhibition title, Serenity, captures the
peaceful and composed nature of these artists
work, which is strong in composition and
technique.
Gullane Art Gallery, 8 Stanley Rd., Gullane,
T 01620 843082 or 07802 162290, Tu-F 10a-
5p, Sa 10.30a-4.30p, Su 11a-4.30p or by appt.
Open Mondays on bank & public holidays only.
www.gullaneartgallery.co.uk
Marion Drummond, Purples
EAST LOTHIAN
PETER POTTER GALLERY
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 3
Return to the Earth
Enigmatic objects stumbled
upon in the outdoors speak
eloquently of the passing of
time. This exhibition brings
together a collection of
contemporary ceramics by
artists who use lost or
abandoned fragments in the
landscape to develop evocative
works of art with one of the
earths oldest materials. It
includes beautiful and mysterious work by
Jenny Pope, Lorna Fraser, Lorraine Robson,
Marta Tysinska and June Morrison.
Nicky Bird: Archaeology of the Ordinary
Nicky Bird has been researching the multiple
histories of rural lives throughout East
Lothian. Looking at itinerant farm workers
who have left their mark on the architecture
and landscape of the region, her unique
practice brings oral histories to life through
the creation of fascinating and resonant works
of art. Here she has used a series of
abandoned cottages to form the basis of an
intriguing new body of poignant and
illuminating work.
Peter Potter Gallery, 10 The Sands,
Haddington, T 01620 822080, M-Sa 10a-5p,
www.peterpottergallery.org
Jenny Pope, Bone collection

AUTUMN EXHIBITION
New works by Allan Richmond,
Peter Gannon, Lisa Hooper,
Wendy Portway & Keli Clark
AUTUMN EVENTS - Watercolours, oils,
photography, print-making, felt-making,
rag-rugging & textiles. See website for details.
CAFE - With garden seating for dog-walkers.
Serving home-made soups, baking and
scones. Local produce and seasonal dishes.
Open daily June-Sep 10.30am4.30pm.
Oct -Mar closed Tuesday
www.direltongallery.co.uk
Lisa
Hooper, A
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of gannets,
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Leila Aitken, Bass Rock
John JL Daeschler, The Great Race
Paul Musgrove, Axis-Series #3
EAST LOTHIAN
TIPPECANOE GALLERY
Tippecanoe Gallery (Dunbar) and
Tippecanoe (North Berwick and Portree,
Isle of Skye) are galleries and gift shops
by the sea with a distinct style of their
own.
The summer stock of pictures, prints
and gifts are in the shops. For the
holiday season the galleries have
concentrated on showing a range of well
priced, framed prints by artists such as
Pam Carter, John Lowrie Morrison,
Alison Young and William Green. Most
prices range from 20 to 150 and
include many local landscapes.
The galleries have also sourced A3 size
prints from the National Railways Museum
Archives. Scottish Railway posters from the
1920s and 1930s are superb examples of
poster art. Posters for destinations such as
Dunbar, North Berwick and Edinburgh were
commissioned from or submitted by some of
the best commercial artists of the day,
including E. Lander, H. G. Gawthorn, F.
Newbould and, most famously, Norman
Wilkinson.
Joanne Wishart, Dunbar, limited edition print
Tippecanoe Gallery, 143B High St., Dunbar,
T 01368 869645, M-Sa 10a-5p, Su 12.30-
4.30p; Tippecanoe, 1 High St., North Berwick,
T 01620 890903, M-Sa 10a-5p. Su 12.30-
4.30p; Tippecanoe, Wentworth St, Portree, Isle
of Skye, T 01478 613020, M-Sa 9a-8p, Su
10a-6p (Summer only), www.tippecanoe.co.uk
WESTGATE GALLERIES
Westgate Galleries specialise in original
works and limited edition prints. There
is a particular emphasis on views of
North Berwick and the East Lothian
coastline, including the Bass Rock and
the countys famous golf courses.
The galleries also showcase a
selection of original works and signed,
limited edition prints from the extensive
DeMontfort Fine Art catalogue of
internationally renowned artists, such as
John Lowrie Morrison, Duncan MacGregor
and Sherree Valentine Daines.
Westgate also features Aquarelle Fine Art,
a publisher of exquisitely finished limited
editions by artists such as Iain Faulkner, Anna
Pugh and Mia Tarney. Aquarelle also
produces specialist childrens illustrations
featuring the likes of Roald Dahl illustrator
Quentin Blake, Beatrix Potter and Dick Bruna
of Miffy fame.
If you are looking for something other than
a picture, Westgate is also packed with other
home and gift ideas, including sculptures,
ceramics, art glass, jewellery, handbags, fine
Kerry Henderson, Fidra
toiletries, candles and much more from the
likes of Alessi, Kosta Boda, Poole Pottery,
Highland Stoneware and Sheila Fleet
Jewellery. The licensed cafe is a great way to
relax and recharge in beautiful surroundings.
Currently showing are new works by Claire
Wills and Kerry Henderson, two artists with
very different techniques and takes on local
East Lothian scenes.
Westgate Galleries, 37-41 Westgate, North
Berwick, T 01620 894976, M-Sa 10a-5.30p,
Su noon-5p, www.westgategalleries.co.uk
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GALLERY GUIDE
and orange numbers
(e.g. B3
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The Gallery at Howden Park Centre,
Livingston, T 01506 773858,
www.howdenparkcentre.co.uk B3
1
The Gallery at Linlithgow Burgh
Halls, The Cross, Linlithgow, T 01506
773858, www.linlithgowburghhalls.co.uk
A3
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The Line Gallery, 238 High St.,
Linlithgow, T 01506 670268,
www.thelineonline.co.uk A3
3
Niche Gallery, 6-7 High St., South
Queensferry, T 0131 319 2202,
www.nichegallery.co.uk A4
4
West End Gallery,
12 The Cross, Linlithgow, T 01506
204804, www.thewestendgallery.co.uk
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WEST LOTHIAN
THE GALLERY AT
HOWDEN PARK CENTRE
Jean Hall: Into the Stillness
Jean Halls paintings are derived
from a long and in-depth study of
the quiet, meditative qualities
inherent in Eastern aesthetics. She
uses vibrant colour and fattened
perspective to depict Geisha fgures
and domestic scenes. Indian
decorative patterns and fabrics
infuence this recent work, creating
a rich visual patchwork and an eerie
sense of order.
Contemplative Painting Workshop with Jean
Hall A practical acrylic painting workshop.
Learn how to play with perspective, pattern
and the vibrant use of colours. Opening with a
talk from exhibiting artist Jean Hall, learn about
her inspiration for the exhibition and the
techniques involved. The use of tranquil
imagery and personal understanding of
philosophy will form the basis for work and
discussions. Sat Sep 24,10am-4pm, 16+ yrs,
35/32 conc.
The Gallery at Howden Park Centre, Livingston,
T 01506 777666, M-Sa 9a-9p, Su 11a-6p,
www.howdenparkcentre.co.uk
Jean Hall, Solitude
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Peeb|es Arts Iestva| -
'Wayfarers'
Uroup show by sx artsts who
are wayfarers of one knd or
another. Ieaturng Kym Need|e,
Uatrona 1ay|or, Ane 0vne,
Jane 0uckfe|d, Lynn Pan|ey &
Audrey Pawthorne.
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10am-5pm, Ie|tmakng
workshop wth Penrette 5toehr,
7pm, Penry Marsh & Kym
Need|e, 'Pantngs and Poetry'.
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7pm, Uatrona 1ay|or,
'Pymn to the Poad', short f|m
& artst's ta|k.
0ancng Lght Ua||ery
Lamancha, West Lnton,
LP46 7, 1 01968 660200
da|y 11a-5p,
www.dancng|ghtga||ery.co.uk
Aine Divine, The Spanish Lady
THE GALLERY AT LINLITHGOW
BURGH HALLS
AUGUST 12-NOVEMBER 13
The Linlithgow Story
This exhibition is a culmination of years of
work and effort from various contributors to the
life, history and refurbishment of the Linlithgow
Burgh Halls.
Delve into the creative processes which
brought their concepts to life, with displays
from Malcolm Fraser Architects and the artists
recently commissioned to produce new
artwork for the building. These include 60
unique Delft tiles by Douglas Watson Studios,
depicting imagery connected with the town.
Two new Michael McVeigh paintings inject life
back into the focal freplace overmantles in the
Bailie Hardie Hall, and there are new etchings
and early sketches by Michael showing his
ideas for capturing the spirit of Linlithgow.
A series of classic reproduction prints depicts
the changes in the building from the early
1800s to the mid-1900s, capturing moments
of the Marches procession and a reproduction
of Linlithgow Palace 1901 by J. M. W. Turner.
Sat Sep 17 Printmaking for Dreams. Based on
the Chagall-like work of Michael McVeigh, this
printmaking workshop will be based on
combining images from both life and dreams.
10am-4pm, 14+ yrs, 40/38 conc., T 01506
777666
Sat Sep 24 Are you Delft? Create your own
Delft-like traditional tiles with ceramicist
Lorraine Robinson. Add character and meaning
Michael McVeigh, The Linlithgow Story
Preliminary
Delft tile
sketch by
Douglas
Watson
Studios
to any room or make a set of ceramic
coasters. 10am-4pm, 14+ yrs, 40/38
conc., T 01506 777666
Additional workshops and free talks are
scheduled. Check website for details.
The Gallery at Linlithgow Burgh Halls, The Cross,
Linlithgow, T 01506 282720,
www.linlithgowburghhalls.co.uk
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GALLERY GUIDE
Please note: Grid references and
orange numbers
(e.g. A3 1 ) refer to the map.
The Art Centre, 75 Main St., Kelty, T 01383
839949, www.theartcentre.co.uk B2 1
Art Extraordinary, 27 High St., Pittenweem,
T 01333 311425,
www.artextraordinarytrust.co.uk B4 2
Artery Gallery, 43 South St., St Andrews,
T 01334 478221, www.arteryuk.com A4 3
Artis-33/Shoreline Studio, 33 High St., Aberdour,
T 01383 860705, www.artis-33.co.uk C2 4
Art Room 59, 59 Townhill Rd., Dunfermline,
T 01383 625186, www.artroom59.co.uk C2 5
Bellcraig Studio, by Leslie, T 01592 741754,
www.ireneblair.com B2 6
The Blue Door Gallery, 5 Charles St.,
Pittenweem, T 01333 311254,
www.bluedoor-gallery.co.uk B4 7
Byre Theatre, Abbey St., St Andrews, T 01334
475000, www.byretheatre.com A4 8
The Coach House, School Wynd, Pittenweem,
T 01333 313799 B4 9
Crail Gallery, 75 Nethergate, Crail, T 01333
450316, www.crailgallery.com B4 10
Crail Harbour Gallery & Tearoom, Shoregate,
Crail, T 01333 451896,
www.crailharbourgallery.co.uk B4 11
Crail Pottery, 22 High St., Crail, T 01333
451212, www.crailpottery.com B4 12
Culross Pottery & Art Gallery, Sandhaven,
Culross, T 01383 882176,
www.culrosspottery.com C1 13
Enid Hutt Gallery, 27 St Clair St., Kirkcaldy,
T 01592 643227, www.enidhuttgallery.comC3 14
Fisher Studio & Gallery, 11-13 High St.,
Pittenweem, T 01333 312255,
www.fshergallery.co.uk B4 15
Fraser East, , 47 South St., St Andrews,
T 01334 479647, www.frasereast.co.uk A4 16
Fraser Gallery, 53 South St., St Andrews, T
01334 479647, www.frasergallery.co.uk A4 17
Funky Scottish, 41 High St., Pittenweem, T
01333 312567, www.funkyscottish.co.uk B4 18
Halcyon Gallery, 32 Rodger St., Anstruther,
T 01333 311954, www.halcyongallery.co.uk
B4 19
Jerdan Gallery, 42 Marketgate South, Crail,
T 01333 450797, www.thejerdangallery.com
B4 20
Kingdom Antiques, 126 Bonnygate, Cupar,
T 01334 653111, B3 21
Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery, Abbotshall
Rd., Kirkcaldy, T 01592 583213,
www.fifedirect.org.uk/museums C3 22
The Little Gallery, 20 High St., Pittenweem,
T 01333 311227 B4 23
Lunardi Gallery, 19 Main St., Ceres, T 01334
829469, www.lunardigallery.com B3 24
Maisie & Mac, 2 Crossgate, Cupar, T 01334
656523, www.maisieandmac.com A3 25
Mercat Gallery, The Cross, Culross,
T 01383 882200 C1 26
Openview Gallery, 9 Albany Pl.,St Andrews,
T 01334 477840, www.openviewgallery.com
A4 27
The Outbye Gallery @ Ovenstone Framing,
3 School Drive, Ovenstone, by Pittenweem,
T 01333 313485, www.ovenstoneframing.com
B4 29
Page Pottery, 49 High St, Pittenweem, T 01333
311402, www.pagepottery.co.uk B4 30
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www.cupararts.org.uk
festival 2011
curated programme of selected artists
at venues and sites throughout town
guest artists
Richard Demarco
Kate Downie
Chad McCail
Quay Gallery, The Shore, Aberdour, T 01383
860602, www.thequaygallery.co.uk C2 31
Shoreline Studio See Artis-33
St Andrews Museum, Kinburn Park,
Doubledykes Rd, St. Andrews, T 01334 659380
www.fifedirect.org.uk/museums A4 32
Sun Gallery, 154 High St., Newburgh, T 01337
842323, www.sungallery.co.uk A2 33
Wemyss Ware, Kirkbrae, Ceres, T 01334
828273, www.wemyss-ware.co.uk B3 34
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The Shore, Aberdour, Fife
T 01383 860602
Mon & Thur-Sat 11am-5pm
Sun noon-5pm
www.thequaygallery.co.uk
FIFE
Fife Contemporary Art & Craft
Placement - Ceramic Connections: Wales &
Scotland. Part 1 - Stephen Bird, Claire
Curneen, Lowri Davies, Laura Ford, David
Shrigley & Dawn Youll
OCTOBER 22-NOVEMBER 20
Placement - Ceramic Connections: Wales &
Scotland. Part 2 - Lowri Davies, Ken
Eastman, Nick Evans, Laura Ford, Anne
Gibbs, Cecile Johnson Soliz, Conor Wilson &
Dawn Youll
Devised by Fife Contemporary Art & Craft
(FCA&C) and Oriel Davies Gallery (Newtown,
Wales), this ambitious, collaborative project
focused on producing a combined visual art
and craft project.
An innovative ceramic artist based in each
country was invited to bring their expertise and
passion to the project. Ceramicists Dawn Youll
(Scotland) and Lowri Davies (Wales) responded
enthusiastically and embarked on co-curating
the exhibition.
Part 1 focuses on work with rich storytelling
potential, while Part 2 highlights works with
strong formal qualities. Activities for young
people will be devised around Part 1 with a
day symposium for people with a specialised
interest staged during Part 2.
T 01334 474610, www.fcac.co.uk
St Andrews Museum, Kinburn Park,
Doubledykes Rd., St Andrews, T 01334 659380,
daily 10a-5p, www.fcac.co.uk
Ken Eastman, Tollund
ST ANDREWS MUSEUM
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 4
McTaggarts Scottish
Shorelines: Paintings
from East and West
St Andrews Museum
hosts a sea-themed
selection from Fife
Councils wonderful
collection of paintings by
the renowned Scottish
artist Wiliam McTaggart
(1835-1910). This show
focuses on McTaggarts
shoreline paintings,
fascinating images of the east and west coast
of Scotland that the artist produced throughout
his life.
Every year McTaggart went to the sea.
Sometimes he returned home to the west
coast and the peninsula of Kintyre, but the east
coast drew him too - not surprisingly, as he
spent his adult life in or near Edinburgh.
He created a stunning range of paintings on
these annual pilgrimages, and it is ftting that
you can enjoy them here today in St Andrews -
so close to the sea which inspired him.
Event Poems about Paintings: The French
Connection, with poet David Kinloch. Sat Sep
3, 5/4.25 Fifestyle discount. Limited
places, T 01334 65930 to book.
www.ffedirect.org.uk/museums
The White Surf
W. A. C. Dawson, Aberdour Harbour, Winter
Ewan Mundy Fine Art, 211 West George St.,
T 01412489755, www.mundyfneart.com D6
19
Gallery of Modern Art, Royal Exchange Square,
T 0141 287 3050,
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums E7
20
Gallery 23, 23 Parnie St., T 0141 552 6325,
www.gallery23.co.uk F7
21
Glasgow Art Club, 185 Bath St., T 0141 248
5210, www.glasgowartclub.co.uk D5
22
Glasgow Independent Studios
See Trongate 103
Glasgow Print Studio Gallery
See Trongate 103
Glasgow School of Art: Mackintosh Gallery,
Newbery Gallery, Atrium Gallery, Grace & Clark
Fyfe Gallery, 167 Renfrew St., T 0141 353 4500,
www.gsa.ac.uk/exhibitions D5
23
Hansberg & Woolf, 49 Cochrane St.,
T 07580 287422,
www.hansbergandwoolf.com E7
24
Hidden Lane Gallery, 1081 Argyle St.,
T 0141 204 3139, www.hiddenlanegallery.com
D3
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Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow,
82 Hillhead St., T 0141 330 5432,
www.hunterian.gla.ac.uk A3
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Iota, Unlimited Studios, 25 Hyndland St.,
T 0141 338 6052,
www.unlimitedstudios.co.uk B1
27
John Green Fine Art, 182 Bath St., T 0141
3331991, www.glasgowgallery.com D5
28
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum,
Argyle St., T 0141 276 9500,
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums C2
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Kendall Koppe, Suite 1/2, 6 Dixon St, T 0141
248 8177, www.kendallkoppe.com F6
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The Lighthouse (Architecture & Design
Scotland), 11 Mitchell Lane, T 0141 276 5365,
www.ads.org.uk E6
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MacGregor Fine Art, 5th Floor,
34 West George St., T 01413325551,
www.macgregorfneart.co.uk D7
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Mansfield Park Gallery, 5 Hyndland St., T 0141
342 4124, www.mansfeldparkgallery.com
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Market Gallery, 338 Duke St., T 0141556
7276, www.marketgallery.org.uk (E8)
34
Mary Mary, Suite 2/1, 6 Dixon St., T 0141 226
2257, www.marymarygallery.co.uk F6
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Merchant Gate Gallery, 111 Saltmarket,
T 0141 552 5847, www.merchantgategallery.co.uk
F7
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Modern Institute, 14-20 Osborne St.,
T 0141 248 3711, www.themoderninstitute.com
F7
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Mussel Inn Gallery, 157 Hope St., T 0141 572
1405, www.mussel-inn.com/blog D6
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The Mutual, 3rd Flr, 84 Miller St,
www.themutual.org.uk E7
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Project Ability See Trongate 103
Recoat Gallery, 323 N. Woodside Rd., T 0141
341 0069, www.recoatdesign.com A4
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RGI Kelly Gallery, 118 Douglas St., T 0141 248
6386, www.rgiscotland.co.uk D5
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Roger Billcliffe Gallery, 134 Blythswood St.,
T 01413324027, www.billcliffegallery.com D5
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GLASGOW
(e.g. B4

Annan Gallery, 164 Woodlands Rd., T 0141
332 0028, www.annanart.com B4
1
The Arches, 253 Argyle St., T 0141 565 1000,
www.thearches.co.uk E6
2
Arteries Gallery, 127 Douglas St., T 0141 333
0999, www.arteriesgallery.co.uk D5
3
Art Exposure Gallery, 19 Parnie St., T 0141
552 7779, www.artexposuregallery.co.uk F7
4
Art in the City, 157 Howard St., T 0141 552
5017, www.art-in-the-city.co.uk F7
5
Breeze Art Gallery, 4th Floor, Frasers,
45 Buchanan St., T 0141 221 0189,
www.breeze-gallery.co.uk E6
6
The Briggait, 141 Bridgegate, T 0141 553
5890, www.thebriggait.org.uk F7
7
The Burrell Collection, Pollokshaws Park,
Pollokshaws Rd., T 0141 287 2550,
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums P1
8
By Distinction Art, Glasgow City Antiques
Centre, 121-127 Lancefeld St., T 07973
315460, www.bydistinctionart.co.uk E4
9
Castle Galleries, Level 1, Princes Square, 48
Buchanan Street, T 0141 221 6867,
www.castlegalleries.com E6
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Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA), 350
Sauchiehall St., T 01413524900, http://cca-
glasgow.com/home D5
11
Christos, 595 Great Western Rd., T 0141 579
0004, www.christosgallery.com A3
12
Coach House Trust Gallery, 518 Great Western
Rd., T 0141 341 0993, www.thecht.co.uk A3
13
Collins Gallery, University of Strathclyde,
22 Richmond St., T 0141 548 2558,
www.strath.ac.uk/collinsgallery E8
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Common Guild, 21 Woodlands Terr., T 0141
428 3022, www.thecommonguild.org.uk C4
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Compass Gallery, 178 West Regent St., T 0141
221 6370, www.compassgallery.co.uk D6
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Cyril Gerber Fine Art, 148 West Regent St.,
T 0141 221 3095, www.gerberfneart.co.uk
D6
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David Dale Gallery & Studios, 71-73 Brook St.,
T 0141 258 9124, www.daviddalegallery.co.uk
(G8)
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GALLERY GUIDE
St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art,
2 Castle St., T 0141 276 1625,
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums C8
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Scotlandart.com, 193 Bath St., T 0141 221
4502, www.scotlandart.com D6
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Six Foot Gallery, Pentagon Centre, 36
Washington St., T 0141 221 3704 E5
45
Sorcha Dallas, 5-9 St Margarets Pl., T 0141
5532662, www.sorchadallas.com F7
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Southside Art Gallery, 26 Battlefeld Rd.,
T 0141 649 8888, www.southsideart.co.uk
P8
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Southside Studios, 17 Westmoreland St.,
T 07932 710877, www.southsidestudios.org
N8
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Street Level Photoworks See Trongate 103
Studio 41, 41 West Graham St., T 07958
411883, //thestudio41.wordpress.com
C5
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SWG3, 100 Eastvale Pl., T 0141 357 7246,
www.swg3.tv D1
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Tramway, 25 Albert Dr., T 0845 330 3501,
www.tramway.org N8
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Transmission Gallery See Trongate 103
Trongate 103, www.trongate103.com:
Glasgow Independent Studios, T 0141 552
1472, http://gis.uk.com; Glasgow Print Studio,
T 0141 552 0704, www.gpsart.co.uk; Project
Ability, T 0141 552 2822, www.project-
ability.co.uk; Russian Cafe Gallery Cossachok
T 0141 553 0733, www.cossachok.com;
Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre, T 0141 552
7080, www.sharmanka.com; Street Level
Photoworks, T 0141 552 2151,
www.streetlevelphotoworks.org; Transmission
Gallery (enter at 28 King St.), T 01415527141,
www.transmissiongallery.org F7
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Fetch & Frame, 64 Clober St., Milngavie,
T 0141 956 4414,
www.fetchandframe.co.uk J8 6
Gatehouse Gallery, Rouken Glen Rd., T
0141 620 0235, www.gatehousegallery.co.uk
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House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park,
Dumbreck Rd., T 0141 353 4770,
www.houseforanartlover.co.uk K8 8
Lemond Gallery, 4 Thorn Rd., Bearsden, T
0141 942 4683, www.lemondgallery.com J7
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Lillie Art Gallery, Station Rd., Milngavie, T
0141 578 8847, www.eastdunbarton.gov.uk
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McLean Museum & Art Gallery, 15 Kelly
St., Greenock, T 01475 715624,
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums J5 11
Paisley Museum & Art Galleries, 2 High
St., Paisley, T 0141889 3151,
www.renfrewshire.gov.uk K7 12
Panik Gallery, 13 Main St., Killearn, T 01360
551166 www.panikgallery.com I7 13
Rowan Gallery, 78 West Clyde St.,
Helensburgh, T 01436 670721,
www.rowangallery.com I5 14
Seagull Gallery, 48 Kempock St., Gourock,
T 01475 632174 (J5) 15
The Smithy Gallery, 74 Glasgow Rd.,
Blanefeld, T 01360 770551,
www.smithygallery.co.uk I8 16
Wilson Davis Fine Art, Quarriers Village,
Bridge of Weir, T 01505 610810,
www.wilsondavis.co.uk K6 17
GREATER GLASGOW
Art Forum, 50 Station Rd., The Precinct,
Milngavie, T 0141 956 6765,
www.artforum-scotland.co.uk J8 1
The Auld Kirk Museum, Cowgate,
Kirkintilloch, T 0141 578 0144,
www.eastdunbarton.gov.uk (I8) 2
Breeze Art Studio, Loch Lomond Shores,
Ben Lomond Way, Balloch, T 01389
720341, www.breeze-gallery.co.uk I6 3
Concept, Schaw Lodge, 174 Drymen Rd.,
Bearsden, www.concept-art.co.uk J8 4
Eastwood Park Gallery, Rouken Glen Rd., T
0141 577 3001,
www.eastwoodparktheatre.co.uk L8 5
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GLASGOW
ANNAN GALLERY
There is always a wide selection of
contemporary Scottish art from
Scotlands leading artists and craftsmen
on show in this spacious, fully accessible
and long established West End gallery,
which also offers a range of hard to fnd
services, including bespoke framing,
conservation, valuation and worldwide
shipping complemented by friendly,
informative attention from the owners.
AUGUST 13 & 14
Mixed Artists Aberdeen Art Fair
Come and meet Annan Gallery on tour in
the heart of the Granite City at the
inaugural Aberdeen Art Fair in the Music Hall.
There will be work from a selection of artists,
including George Birrell, Jane Blair, Marion
Drummond, Jean Feeney, Frank McFadden
and Erni Upton.
George Birrell: New Work
Returning for a third solo show of his
distinctive work at Annan Gallery, George
George Birrell, Seatown 2, mixed media, 92 x 92cm
Birrell continues to explore colour and
composition in his imaginary Scottish villages
situated somewhere between Pittenweem and
Ruritania. Dawnlight, moonlight and daytime
colour suffuse the fat elevations of East Coast
fshing villages.
Annan Gallery, 164 Woodlands Rd., T 0141 332
0028, Tu-Sa 10a-5.30p, Su noon-4p,
www.annanart.com
graduates. More traditional textiles, including
shyrdaks (quilted rugs with complex, geometric
designs of pieced, coloured felt) and chiy
weaving, have been commissioned from the
countrys leading, designer-led studios.
All the work, including fashion hats, slippers,
embroidered and felt hangings, dolls, bags,
scarves and throws, will be available for sale.
The show is accompanied by a symposium, a
fashion show, master-classes and
demonstrations by Kyrgyz guests (Aug 20-23).
COLLINS GALLERY
UNTIL AUGUST 13
Sadia Gul Ibrahim: Contemplation
This exhibition of mixed media is inspired by
Islamic and Pakistani architecture.
From Quilts to Couture in Kyrgyzstan
This dazzling exhibition, the frst of its kind
in this country, showcases some of the best
fashion and textile art currently being
produced in Kyrgyzstan. It is sourced from a
research trip and organised in collaboration
with Dr Stephanie Bunn and Dinara
Chuchunbaeva.
Many of the featured designers are
internationally established, having
presented couture and off the peg ranges
on the catwalks of Paris, New York,
Moscow and Beijing. Visitors will be able to
try and buy these unique and beautifully
tailored hand-made garments.
A mixture of different styles and themes
runs throughout the range, including more
avant-garde pieces by Slavic University
Coat by
Tatiana
Voronik
ova
Check website for full details and booking
information.
Collins Gallery, University of Strathclyde, 22
Richmond St., T 0141 548 2558, Tu-F 10a-5p,
Sa noon-4p, www.collinsgallery.strath.ac.uk
Shyrdak rug in production
CONCEPT FINE ART
Scomsh ConLemporary llne ArL
Concopt, 5chaw Lodgo,
174 Drymon d.,
Boarsdon, 1 0141 942 BB77,
www.concopt-art.co.uk
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Robert Kelsey, Sailing off Iona, 12 x 14
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GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART
UNTIL OCTOBER 1
Live Your Questions Now
With the focus of survey
shows predominantly on
emergent artists in their
twenties and thirties, what
can we learn from an
earlier generation of
contemporary visual
artists?
This survey exhibition of
Scottish, UK and
international contemporary
artists over 60 years old
includes Glasgow author
and illustrator Alasdair Gray
along with Sam Ainsley,
The exhibition title is inspired by a quote
from Rainer Maria Rilkes Letters to a young
poet (1934), in which he wrote: Live the
questions now. Perhaps you will then
gradually, without noticing it, live along some
distant day into the answer.
Mackintosh Museum, Glasgow School of Art,
167 Renfrew St., M-F 10.30a-4.30p, Sa 10a-
2p, T 0141 353 4500, www.gsaevents.com
Helena Almeida, Untitled, 2010, video, black and white, sound, 18, edition of 5.
Courtesy the artist.
RGI KELLY GALLERY
Kate Henderson: Fleeting Shadows, Bright
Sunshine
Kate Hendersons frst solo exhibition in
Glasgow reveals a diverse body of work in
drawing, painting and mixed media glass
which refects her passion for texture, colour
and light.
Trained in stained glass, Kate feeds her
interest in ecclesiastical architecture through
a series of drawings and paintings inspired
by cathedrals, including Glasgows, in which
she focuses on the quality of light
surrounding the building both inside and out.
Also on display is a series of mixed media
pieces incorporating her own handwriting
and referring to her daily experiences as
artist, mother and daughter.
Kates works have been described as
deeply personal and exquisitely moving.
They have featured in major glass shows in
Britain and her stained glass pieces are
installed in public and private buildings
across Scotland. Elected a professional
member of the Society of Scottish Artists,
she also exhibits with the Royal Glasgow
Institute of the Fine Arts and the Royal
Society of Painters in Watercolour.
RGI Kelly Gallery, 118 Douglas St.,
T 0141 248 6386, M-F 10.30a-5p,
Sa 10.30a-3p, www.royalglasgowinstitute.org
Boundary, ink and graphite on paper
GLASGOW PRINT STUDIO
UNTIL AUGUST 28
Elizabeth Blackadder & John
Houston: Paintings and Prints
This exhibition features a wide
selection from over 120 etchings,
screenprints, woodcuts, lithographs
and paintings by one of Scotlands
best loved and highly regarded
artists, Dame Elizabeth Blackadder,
made at Glasgow Print Studio from
1985 to the present day.
Elizabeth Blackadder is both
cherished by the public and highly
respected by the art establishment.
Glasgow Print Studio has been the sole
publishers of her prints since 1985.
Alongside Blackadders captivating still lifes,
landscapes, interiors, animals and plants,
Glasgow Print Studio is also presenting a range
of works by her late husband, John Houston
(1930-2008).
Houston produced a signifcant body of prints
throughout the 1980s and 1990s and many of
these are included in the exhibition. Etchings,
Elizabeth Blackadder, Oriental Poppies, 2010, screenprint, edition of 80.
Published by Glasgow Print Studio.
woodcuts and monotypes will be shown
alongside two of his major oil paintings.
All works on display, many of which are
extremely rare, are available to purchase.
Glasgow Print Studio, Trongate 103,
T 0141 552 0704, Tu-Sa 10a-5.30p, Su noon-
5pm, www.gpsart.co.uk
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2011 artmag
GLASGOW
Bla Kolov, Lygia Pape and Ana Jotta.
Helena Almeida, Joan Jonas, Michael Kidner,
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We invest in developing talent, places and
audiences, supporting the production of
quality new work and building resilience
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Many of our investment programmes
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Bring your ideas, and nd out more at
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T 0141 572 1405
STREET LEVEL PHOTOWORKS
AUGUST 13-OCTOBER 9
Futureproof: New images makers in
Scotland
This is the third in a series of exhibitions
profling up and coming image-makers from
Scotlands dedicated photography and fne art
courses at Glasgow School of Art, Edinburgh
College of Art, Grays School of Art, Duncan of
Jordanstone College of Art & Design, Napier
University and City of Glasgow College.
The series aims to capture the full range of
ways in which younger and emerging artists
engage with photography in analogue and
digital forms. The title, Futureproof, is a pun
on the defnition of futureproofng of fnding
ways of not becoming obsolete in the future.
Featured graduates are: Dagmar Vyhnalkova,
John Clarke, Joanna Lyczko and Seila
Susberg, Fabien Marques, Simone Kubrick,
Nuno Marques Direitinho, Nina Murvin, Louise
Menmuir, Antonia Spagnoletti, Angus Behm,
Ryan Gibson, Hannah Imlach, Karen Simpson,
Lauren Boyes, Rosalind Dallas, Victoria
Cheape, Song Yun Kim and Sofa Silver.
Nuno Direitinho
Joanna Lyczko &
peebles
edinburgh
glasgow
loch lomond
a stunning new collection from top artists
breeze art gallery 4th floor frasers buchanan street
Talks Sat Sep 10 & 17, 3pm, free
A selection of work from Futureproof will
also be shown at Gracefeld Arts Centre,
Dumfries, Oct 29-Jan 7, 2012.
Street Level Photoworks, Trongate 103, T 0141
552 2151, Tu-Sa 10a-5p (-9p 1st Th of month),
Su noon-5p, www.streetlevelphotoworks.org
GLASGOW
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HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS
GALLERY GUIDE
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INVERNESS & EAST
HIGHLANDS
Beauly Gallery, The Kirk, Wester Balblair,
by Beauly, T 01463 783508,
www.beaulygallery.co.uk D3
1
Castle Gallery, 43 Castle St., Inverness, T 01463
729512, www.castlegallery.co.uk D3
2
HICA (Highland Institute for Contemporary
Art), Dalcrombie, Loch Ruthven, T 01808
521306, www.h-i-c-a.org E3
3
Highland Print Studio, 20 Bank St., Inverness,
T 01463 718999, www.highlandprintstudio.co.uk
D3
4
Inchmore Gallery, Kirkhill, Inchmore, T 05602
625740, www.inchmoregallery.co.uk D3
5
Inverness Museum & Art Gallery, Castle Wynd,
Inverness, T 01463 237114,
http://inverness.highland.museum D3
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Jennifer Welch Gallery & Frame Shop,
9 Kenneth St., Inverness, T 01463 223362,
www.jenniferwelchgallery.com D3
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Kilmorack Gallery, The Old Kilmorack Church,
Beauly, T 01463 783230,
www.kilmorackgallery.co.uk D3
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Riverside Gallery, 11 Bank St., Inverness,
T 01463 224781, www.riverside-gallery.co.uk D3
9
Tore Art Gallery, Tore, Muir of Ord, T 01463
871444, www.tore-art-gallery.co.uk D3
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SKYE & WESTER ROSS
An Talla Sollais, Market St., Ullapool, T 01854
612 310, www.antallasolais.org C2
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An Tuireann Arts Centre, Struan Rd., Portree,
Isle of Skye, T 01478 613306,
www.antuireann.org.uk D1
12
Broadford Gallery, Old Pier Rd., Broadford,
Isle of Skye, T 01471 822011,
www.duncancurrie.co.uk E1
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Gallery An Talla Dearg, Isle Orsnay Hotel, Sleat,
Isle of Skye, T 01471 833439
www.eilean-iarmain.co.uk/art-gallery.asp E1
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Kyle Art Market, Station Rd., Kyle of Lochalsh,
T 01599 530039, www.kyleartmarket.co.uk D2
15
Orbost Gallery, Half Bolvean, nr Dunvegan, Isle of
Skye, T 01470 521207, www.orbostgallery.co.uk
D1
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Rhue Art, Burnside, Strathkanaird, T 01854
666383, www.rhueart.co.uk B2
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Solas Gallery, Flowerdale Bay, Gairloch, T 01445
712626, www.solasgallery.co.uk C2
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Tippecanoe, Wentworth St., Portree, Isle of Skye,
T 01478 613020, www.tippecanoe.co.uk D1
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ARGYLL & THE ISLANDS
An Tobar Arts Centre, Tobermory, Isle of Mull,
T 01688 302211, www.antobar.co.uk G1
20
The Archway Gallery, 7 Union St., Lochgilphead,
T 01546 606894, www.thearchway.co.uk H2
21
Blairmore Gallery, Blairmore, nr. Dunoon,
T 01369 840253, www.blairmoregallery.com I2
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The Castle Gallery, 13 High St., Rothesay,
T 01700 500159, www.thecastlegallery.com I2
23
Crinan Gallery, Crinan Hotel, Crinan, by
Lochgilphead, T 01546 830261,
www.crinanhotel.com H2
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Inverbeg Galleries, Inverbeg, T 01436 860277,
www.inverbeggalleries.com H3
25
Iona Gallery & Pottery, Isle of Iona,
T 01681700439, www.ionagallery.com G1
26
Juno Design Gallery, 159 Argyll St., Dunoon,
T 01369 707767, www.junogallery.com I2
27
Kranenburg Fine Art, Stevenson St., Star Brae,
Oban, T 01631 562303,
www.kranenburgfneart.com G2
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Loch Fyne Gallery, Harbour St., Tarbert,
T 01880 820390, www.lochfynegallery.com I1
29
Luckenbooth Gallery, Tarbert, T 01880
821234, www.luckenbooth.net I1
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Mansefield Studios, Mansefeld House,
Arrochar, Loch Long, T 01301 702956,
www.mansefeldstudios.com G2
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Mount Stuart, Isle of Bute, T 01700 503877,
www.mountstuart.com I2
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The Oystercatcher Gallery, 10 Hall St.,
Campbeltown, T 01869 707003,
www.oystercatcher.org J1
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The Stable Gallery, Church Square, Inverary,
T 01499 302800, www.thestablegallery.com H2
34
Studio Barn, Leac Na Ban, Tayvallich,
Lochgilphead, T 01546 870310,
www.studiobarnargyll.co.uk H2
35
Tighnabruaich Gallery, Tighnabruaich, T 01700
811681, www.tig-gallery.com H2
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LOCHABER
F.W. Holroyd Art Gallery, 3 Old Ferry Rd., North
Ballachulish, T 01855 821277,
www.holroydgallery.co.uk F2
37
Lime Tree Gallery, Achintore Rd., Fort William,
T 01397 701806,
www.limetreefortwilliam.co.uk/gallery.htm F2
38
Resipole Studios, Acharacle, T 01967 431506,
www.resipolestudios.co.uk F1
39
CAITHNESS &
SUTHERLAND
Browns Gallery, Castle Brae, Tain, T 01862
893884, www.brownsart.com A4
40
St Fergus Gallery, Wick Library, Sinclair Terr.,
Wick, T 01955 603489 A4
41
Swanson Gallery, Thurso Library, Davidsons
Lane, Thurso, T 01847 896357 A4
42
Timespan Heritage Centre & Gallery, Dunrobin
St., Helmsdale, T 01431 821327,
www.timespan.org.uk B4
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OUTER HEBRIDES
An Lanntair, Town Hall, South Beach,
Stornoway, T 01851 703307,
www.lanntair.com
1
Ardbuidhe Cottage Gallery, Drinishader, T
01859 511218, www.williefulton.com
2
Borgh Pottery, Fivepenny House, Borgh, T
01851 850345, www.borgh-pottery.com
3
Eilean Oir Jewellery, The Bothy, 8 Keose, T
01851 830213
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Finsbay Gallery, 1 Ardvey, Finsbay, T 01859
530244, www.fnsbaygallery.co.uk
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672371, www.gisla-woodcraft.co.uk
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Harbour View Gallery, Port of Ness,T 01851
810735, www.abarber.co.uk
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Morven Gallery, Brue, T 01851 840216,
www.morvengallery.com
8
Oiseval Gallery, Brue, T 01851 840240,
www.oisevalgallery.co.uk
9
Scarista Studio, Scarista, T 01859 550 224,
www.milespaintings.co.uk
10
Skoon Art Cafe, 4 Geocrab, T 01859 530268,
www.skoon.com
11
Taigh Chearsabhagh Art Centre,
Lochmaddy, T 01876 500293, http://taigh-
chearsabhagh.org
12
William Neil Studio Gallery, Askernish, T
01878 700237, www.william-neill.co.uk
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ORKNEY ISLANDS
The Gallery, Pierowall, Westray, T 01857
677770, www.westrayartgallery.co.uk
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Pier Arts Centre, Victoria St., Stromness, T
01856 850209, www.pierartscentre.com
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Bonhoga Gallery, Weisdale Mill, T 01595
745750,
www.shetlandarts.org/venues/bonhoga-gallery
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and orange numbers
(e.g. C1

Aberfeldy Gallery, 3 & 9 Kenmore St.,
Aberfeldy, T 01887 829129,
www.aberfeldygallery.co.uk C1
1
Aiton Fine Arts, 63 King St., Crieff, T 01764
655423 F1
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The Atholl Gallery, 6 Atholl St., Dunkeld, T
01350 728855, www.athollgallery.co.uk D3
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Birnam Arts, Station Rd., Birnam, Dunkeld, T
01350 727674, www.birnamarts.com D3
4
The Drewett Gallery, 19 High St.,
Blairgowrie, T 01250 874646,
www.thedrewettgallery.co.uk C4
5
The Fergusson Gallery, Marshall Place,
Perth, T 01738 783425, www.pkc.gov.uk F4
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Frames Gallery, 10 Victoria St., Perth, T
01738 504174, www.framesgallery.co.uk F4
7
House of Bruar Gallery, Bruar, by Blair Atholl,
T 01796 483236, www.houseofbruar.com A1
8
Perth Museum & Art Gallery, 78 George St.,
Perth, T 01738 632488, www.pkc.gov.uk F4
9
Pitlochry Festival Theatre Gallery, Port Na
Craig, Pitlochry, T 01796 484626,
www.pitlochryfestivaltheatre.com B2
10
The Ruthven Gallery, 90 High St.,
Auchterarder, T 01764 664233,
www.theruthvengallery.co.uk G2
11
Saltire Gallery, 59 George St., Perth, T 07712
671126 F4
12
The Strathearn Gallery, 32 West High St.,
Crieff, T 01764 656100, www.strathearn-
gallery.com F1
13
The Studio Gallery, 2 Comrie St., Crieff, T
07748 600130, www.scottishoilpainting.com F
14
The Tayberry Gallery, 19 Princes St., Perth, T
01738 440899, www.thetayberrygallery.co.uk
F4
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The Temple Gallery, 20 Dunkeld St.,
Aberfeldy, T 01887 822997,
www.thetemplegallery.co.uk C1
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Viva Gallery, 1 Mill Lane, Pitlochry, T 01796
470332, www.viva-pitlochry.co.uk B2
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The Watermill, Mill St., Aberfeldy, T 01887
822896, www.aberfeldywatermill.com C1
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West End Gallery, 38 George St., Perth, T
01738 621166, www.thewestendgallery.co.uk
F4
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PERTHSHIRE
FRAMES GALLERY
Mohan Naik
This is a unique opportunity to see the
work of an artist who has not exhibited
in the UK before now. Mohan Naik
lives and works in Goa as a full-time
artist. His colourful canvases of village
life in India refect his belief in mans
relationship with nature.
Andy Cross
Although a frequent exhibitor at
Frames, this is Andy Crosss frst solo
show at the gallery and a wonderful
opportunity to see a wide collection of his
landscapes and still lifes. Andy aims to capture
the atmosphere of his subject matter with
exciting contrasts, from a strong sunlit scene
in Provence to a damp, dreich Scottish
landscape.
Frances Crawford
Strathdon-based Francis Crawfords paintings
use a successive layering of transparent glazes
of oil paint and glazing medium to create a
depth and vibrancy of colour in her work.
Frames Gallery, 10 Victoria St., Perth, T 01738
631085, M-F 9a-5.30p, Sa 9.30a- 5p (closed for
lunch 1-1.30p) & by appt. at other times,
www.framesgallery.co.uk
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PERTH MUSEUM AND ART
GALLERY
Contemporary art and crafts take centre stage
this summer with a series of exhibitions
featuring the work of local, national and
international artists.
UNTIL DECEMBER 23
Trove
This ground-breaking collaboration with the
Scottish Glass Society reveals the hidden
treasures of the museums reserve
collections. Twenty fve emerging and
established glass artists were invited to explore
a variety of historical artefacts which are not
currently on display. Their response is a
stimulating, diverse and vibrant collection of
glass art encompassing a broad range of
techniques and applications. Displayed
alongside the object which inspired each
piece, these new works challenge conventional
museum interpretation.
This selling exhibition is supported by the
Trove Lectures, beginning September 12, a
series of nine talks exploring the partnership of
curator and artist and revealing the creative
Emma Butler-Cole Aiken, Searching (detail), 2011
process and history behind individual displays.
UNTIL OCTOBER 15
Ronald Forbes: De Rerum Natura (The
Nature of Things)
This Dundee-based artists paintings, digital
collage and flm work are inspired by his
residency at the Scottish Crop Research
Institute. The exhibition brings together art and
science and explores biblical themes and
Greek myths.
Perth Museum and Art Gallery, 78 George St.,
Perth, T 01738 632488, M-Sa 10a-5p,
www.pkc.gov.uk/museums
The museums
contemporary
ceramic collection
has been
enhanced with the
recent acquisition
of A Very Large
Fennel Vase by
Kate Malone.
Similar in spirit to
the gourd pots
which form a
distinct part of
Malones
repertoire, the
piece offers a new
twist on a familiar
theme. On display until October 1, accompanied
by a short film about the artists work.
PERTHSHIRE
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STIRLINGSHIRE
The Changing Room, Tolbooth, Stirling, T
01786 274000, www.stirling.gov.uk/changingroom
A3
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Delta Studios, Lochlands Business Park, Larbert,
T 01324 555500, www.deltastudios.net A3
2
Ealain Gallery, 36-42 Main St., Drymen, T
01360 660996, www.ealaingallery.co.uk See
Greater Glasgow map p67
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The Fotheringham Gallery, 78 Henderson St.,
Bridge of Allan, T 01786 832861,
www.fotheringhamgallery.co.uk C3
4
Framed Images, 31-35 Dumbarton Rd., Stirling,
T 01786 451018 C3
5
Galleria Luti, 16 Ancaster Square, Callander, T
01877 339577, www.gallerialuti.co.uk D1
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Green Gallery, The Coach House, Ballamenoch,
Buchlyvie, T 01360 850180,
www.greengallery.com B1
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Ian McNab Gallery, 62 High St., Dunblane, T
07789 296841 C3
8
Kings Court Galleries, 1/7 Kings Court,
Falkirk, T 01324 631002,
www.kingscourtgallery.co.uk A4
9
STIRLINGSHIRE & CLACKMANNANSHIRE
STIRLING SMITH ART GALLERY
UNTIL AUGUST 28
Natural Observations
This is an exhibition of photographs by the
environmentalist June Waley, who founded the
charity Forth Environment Link which focuses
on greener alternatives and sustainable living.
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18
The Platt Bequest
This exhibition of the bequest of L.J. Platt
(1840-1914) commemorates 150 years of
dentistry in Stirling from 1861 to 2011. Platt
was Stirlings frst resident dentist, and 35
paintings from his collection will be on show.
A diverse range of work from old masters to
contemporary art forms the exhibit, together
with some more unusual pieces from his
library such as Japanese netsuke (miniature
sculptures) and arms and armour.
ONGOING
The Neish Collection of British Pewter
collection gifted to Stirling earlier this year by
the expert Alex Neish. Weekends, Pewter
Gallery, 23 Spittal St.
A History of Stirling in One Hundred Objects
Discover the history of Stirling and pick up the
accompanying book (pub. History Press,
12.95). Inspired by books by the British
Museum and from the BBCs History of the
World series, the book includes a museum trail
Admission, parking and gardens are free.
Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum,
Dumbarton Rd., Stirling, T 01786 471917,
Tu-Sa 10.30a-5p, Su 2-5p,
www.smithartgallery.demon.co.uk
A History of
Stirling
J. F. Portaels (1818 - 1895), Trieste Flower Girl, 1853, oil on
canvas, Platt Bequest
MacRobert, University of Stirling, T 01786
467151, www.macrobert.org C3
10
The Park Gallery, Callander House, Callandar
Park, Falkirk, T 01324 503789,
www.falkirk.gov.uk/cultural A4
11
Stirling Art, 5-7 Upper Craigs, Stirling, T 01786
465384, www.stirlingart.com C3
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Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum,
Dumbarton Rd., Stirling, T 01786 471917,
www.smithartgallery.demon.co.uk C3
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University of Stirling Art Collection, Pathfoot
Building, Stirling, T 01786 466050,
www.artcol.stir.ac.uk C3
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West End Gallery, 43-45 West Bridge St.,
Falkirk, T 01324 613100,
www.thewestendgallery.co.uk A4
15
CLACKMANNANSHIRE
Gordon McFarlane Gallery, 41 Mill St., Alloa,
T 01259 723303, www.grmcfarlane.co.uk B4
16
Jon Piccolo Showcase Glass, Unit 21, The
Trade Centre, Bruce St., Alloa, T 07812 812812,
www.jonpiccolo.com B4
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Resonate, Unit A3, North Castle St., Alloa, T
01259 928014, www.resonate.uk.net B4
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featuring most of the objects in the exhibtion.
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One-off handmade jewellery
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Wild Birds, monoprint
www.stoneline.co.uk
www.laffertyfineart.co.uk jeaniebags@hotmail.co.uk www.marjorysime.com
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Napkin rings made to order
www.sheilalawson.com
Eclectic art
www.janinasart.co.uk www.lynneharkes.co.uk
Fine Art Miniatures
www.cornerwaysart.co.uk
Contemporary Handmade Jewellery
www.angelalearoyd.com
www.andrewlennie.co.uk
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www.wendymccarroll
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