Contemporary Scottish & European Fine Art
2009 Anaglyph – a 3D effect is achieved by means of encoding each eye’s image using colour coded lenses. When viewed through the coded lenses, each of the two images from which this work is created reaches the eye it’s intended for, revealing an integrated stereoscopic image. Archival digital photographic print on Baryta FB paper […]
b. 1961 Scottish Calum Colvin was born in Glasgow and studied art in Dundee and London. His early interest in sculpture led him to develop his unique style of ‘constructed photography.’ Portraits begin as staged sets composed of everyday furniture and a selection of objects based on thorough research, onto which he paints the portrait. […]
b. 1975 Irish; lives with her family in Scotland’s Western Highlands. Sarah Longley is one of Europe’s foremost artists. She trained at Edinburgh College of Art, where she graduated with First Class Honours in Drawing and Painting. She is an Associate Academician of the Royal Ulster Academy. She has exhibited her work widely, in both […]
The gallery was privileged to present the third stage in this touring exhibition of Scotland’s Voices, the most significant composite portrait to be painted in Scotland and Europe since the artist’s Poets’ Pub (1980, National Galleries of Scotland). Poet’s Pub depicted an imaginary gathering of some of Scotland’s most renowned poets of the twentieth century. This […]
In the long evenings . . . colour and light presented the work of four sought-after contemporary Scottish and European artists, offering mid-winter experiences of light and colour Belinda Bullen studied as a post-graduate student at the Royal Academy Schools. From her Fife studio, the artist studies the ever-changing light and coastal landscape, which she […]
