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JUNE 2009

 

After a really enjoyable and successful show at Glasgow Art Club last month ('Trailing the North Wind') I have been out sketching more objects of interest like telecom structures and cranes, often from unlikely drawing vantage points such as IKEA restaurant or Stirling motorway services!

 

I have donated one of these recent pieces, 'Crazy Telecom Mast', to the Glasgow Print Studio 'Bread and Butter Art Auction' featuring works by an exciting mix of artists like Jim Lambie and Elizabeth Blackadder! Eight of my paintings are now in 'Ship to Shore', in a seaboard themed show (scotlandart.com, Glasgow) and also 'Tidal Vista', based on an old bombing target on the Solway, is at John Green Fine Art. Thanks for looking out for my work! Last month's solo show is featured in the current 'Uptown Magazine', 'Homes and Interiors Scotland', 'i-on Magazine', 'Mackintosh 100 guide', and the background to the show was nicely explored by Anna Burnside in the Sunday Times.

 


A temporary lodging
On this side of the road all
Must go, in the end.

To recover the time he rested,
The traveller hastens on.

Shinkei

 

 
Please feel free to at , you are welcome to visit my studio in Glasgow, right in the middle of the city centre, to see the paintings in the flesh. If you are interested in any of the paintings (or for prices and additional information) please get in touch or visit the galleries where they are being exhibited. I undertake commissions guided by size and style of my work in which you are most interested.
Please open this link to view Alan Wilson's essay on my ink work.

 


CURRENTLY SHOWING


Tidal Vista
62 x 120 cm
Croig Wreck, Mull