Alumni Exhibition: New paintings of Glasgow University

Scotlandart.com Glasgow gallery is pleased to announce its forthcoming exhibition:

Alumni: New paintings of Glasgow University

Exhibition Preview:

Thursday 28th July,

6.00-8.00pm at

193 Bath Street, Glasgow

G2 4HU

All Welcome!

With auction of an original Karen Cairns watercolour

 in benefit of

The Beatson Pebble Appeal

 Exhibition Run:

29^th July – 28^th August

In this new exhibition of original paintings, a selection of the gallery’s most popular artists celebrate the famous skylines and hidden corners of Glasgow University, one of the most iconic moments in both the architectural and intellectual landscapes of Glasgow.

Including new work by Jack Frame, Peter Nardini,

Karen Cairns, Lee Robertson, Todd Garner,

 Carol Dewart and Bryan Evans.

The Beatson Pebble Appeal

The gallery has purchased “Scholarly Reflections, Kelvingrove Park”, an original watercolour by artist Karen Cairns (image above) and will hold a rolling auction during the course of the exhibition. The highest bid will be updated daily with the final bid proceeds donated to The Beatson Pebble Appeal. (To learn more about The Beaston Pebble Appeal, please visit their website at www.beatsonpebbleappeal.org)

To bid for the painting please either come into our Bath Street gallery in Glasgow to view and bid, or you may phone or e-mail the gallery.

Tel: 0141 221 4502

Email.: enquiries@scotlandart.com

Venue: scotlandart.com Glasgow gallery, 193 Bath Street G2 4HU

Entry: Free at all times (no tickets required)

tel: 0141 221 4502

email: enquiries@scotlandart.com

web: www.scotlandart.com

open 6 days a week

Tues - Friday 10.30-5.30

Saturday 11.00 - 5.00

Sunday 12.00 - 5.00

Closed Mondays

“Cosmopolitan Exhibition at Edinburgh Gallery

Scotlandart.com's Edinburgh gallery is pleased to announce its forthcoming exhibition
“Cosmopolitan”

‘Princes Street Glow’, Mixed Media, Lesley Anne Derks

Exhibition Preview Night: Thursday 28th July, 6-8.30pm at 2 St Stephen Place, Stockbridge EH3 5AJ
(All welcome).

Exhibition Run: 29th July – 28th August, 2011

To celebrate the Edinburgh Fringe, this year scotlandart.com galleries take us from the heart of the city to the quiet of the coast and countryside, featuring highly-collectible new work from Lesley Anne Derks, Lesley Mclaren and Pam Carter.

Derks’ inimitable cityscapes transport us from the night skies of Edinburgh to the buzzing bright lights of New York. After the rush of the city, new paintings from gallery favourite Lesley McLaren imagine the beautiful still and quiet moments of a rural idyll. Pam Carter, a new artist to the gallery, explores the drama and beauty of the Scottish countryside and shoreline in her much-anticipated collection of paintings.

Venue: scotlandart.com Edinburgh gallery, 2 St Stephen Place, Stockbridge Edinburgh EH3 5AJ
Entry: Free at all times (no tickets required)
tel: 0131 225 6257
email: edinburgh@scotlandart.com
web: www.scotlandart.com

open 6 days a week
Tues - Friday 10.30-5.30
Saturday 10.00 - 5.30
Sunday 12.00 - 5.00
Closed Mondays

Edinburgh Gallery Ready for a Summer Cocktail Evening

"Blue Eyes"

We are getting geared up for a Summer Cocktail Evening tonight in our Edinburgh gallery – and what a great day for it!   As well as having another chance to view our “Capital City” show we also have some new work from Edinburgh artist Ian Healy in our lower gallery. 

Orignally from Cork in the Republic of Ireland, Ian now lives and works in Fife.

 

"In The Pink"

Ian’s fun, quirky depictions of our four-legged friends are ideal for any dog lover, but you will have to come down this evening if you want to   snap one up! 

 

Places are still available for this gallery event but remember you have to either email your name and address to edinburgh@scotlandart.com or give us a ring at the gallery on 0131 225 6257 if you would like to be added! 

 

 We hope to see you this evening!

"On The Scent"

 View works online from our Edinburgh Gallery's "Capital City Exhibition"

New paintings of the the city of Edinburgh. Featuring artists Mairi Aitken, Karen Cairns, Alicia Dubnyckyj, Alex Dewars, Alison Dick, Bryan Evans, Ron Eardley, Andrew Hood, Jamie Primrose, Bill Reid, Lee Robertson and Ronnie Russell.