Shanshan Jiang’s brand new body of work After Water, Before Form, begins with a reversal. Rather than asking how an artist represents water, the exhibition asks how water responds to, interrupts, and rewrites the act of painting. In this work, water is not a passive subject to be depicted, but

We’re delighted to share Lee Herring’s brand new print, Nature’s Garden. A stunning limited edition Giclee print, hand-finished with silver leaf. Inspired by a doodle Lee’s son Forrest created of a butterfly and ladybird – spot them in the lower right hand corner. A piece that began with a little

Huge thanks to everyone who came along to the exclusive opening night of this year’s BREAKOUTS – artists, their family and friends, gallery patrons and all other lovely visitors. What a fantastic night it was to kick off this headline gallery exhibition. We’re featuring 9 artists this year. Lets take

This year’s BREAKOUTS will open on Friday 26th June, bringing together a selection of standout artists from Glasgow School of Art, Edinburgh College of Art and Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design (Dundee). Visiting the Degree Shows this year, it was clear that each school had its own distinct personality. Glasgow’s cohort was

Want to slow down the aging process? We’ve got you covered. Recent studies from the University of London show that visiting a gallery or simply spending more time with art could help you age more slowly. The study followed more than 6,000 adults over the age of 50 for 14

We’ve got two solo exhibitions running concurrently in the gallery throughout May and June. ‘Chariots’ by Eleanor Carlingford in the upper gallery and ‘Soft Structures’ by Callum Youde in the lower level. Two very distinct styles at play. This is the first time we have stripped back the gallery walls

There’s a quiet tension that exists in the spaces we move through every day – between routine and disruption, control and instinct, memory and immediacy. In Callum Youde’s new body of work, ordinary life becomes both subject and material: the objects handled without thought, the music playing in the background,

In a small fishing town in Northern Ireland, discarded fish boxes became makeshift race carts – rough, smelly, and full of possibility. For some, they were a source of speed and freedom. For Eleanor Carlingford, they were something just out of reach. This memory opens into a wider reflection on

Exclusive dates to get in your diary now! We have 3 solo shows – from Eleanor Carlingford, Callum Youde and Shanshan Jiang. Plus our annual Breakouts exhibition will be coming to the gallery at the end of June (date tbc). Full details below… Sunday 26th April – 11 to 3pm.

We’re delighted to welcome Angus Vasili into the gallery. He is an artist whose work sits somewhere between bold architecture and expressive abstraction. With a background in graphic design and illustration, his practice has grown into a hands-on, process-led exploration of printmaking. Working primarily with silkscreens, Angus blends techniques like

Illustrator, turned full-time Mum, now returning to her art. Claudine O’Sullivan has been on a journey of self discovery over the past few years. She paused her career as an award-winning commercial artist and illustrator to focus her time on her family. And now she has found herself at a

Alice Sherlock is teasing us with her latest paintings, featuring tempting scenes from warmer climes. Inspired by a trip to Rhodes last summer, Alice says that producing these paintings during the colder months “became a welcome escape, allowing me to return to the warmth and light of that time“. Alice