We’re using digital media and your photos to determine the fate of a new street art project in Glasgow, in what we believe is a first of its kind. We’re painting a wall celebrating the many faces of Glasgow, including celebrities and the general public, and here’s your chance to
Want a little insight to the underground world of a street and graffiti artist… then read on. We’ve just completed a (what we think is!) fantastic big piece of new street art in Glasgow (pictured below) and wanted to celebrate the skills of the man responsible for bringing our concept
Perhaps you’re one the many passing motorists who’ve already horned your approval – and if not it’s down on the riverside behind the St Enoch centre if you’re out hunting for it. The initial Art Pistol concept was “A view from the Clyde”, which we then developed with the very
The origins of man, Megalithic monuments, ancient civilisations, shamanism, psychedelia, cultural truth, scepticism and spiritualism are all tributaries into Kyle’s work. That’s some eclectic inspiration for an emerging artist and just one of the reasons why we can’t wait to see more. His latest work looks great and has stories
Wouldn’t it be cool if dictionaries kindly provided a visual representation for their words! A Pictionary perhaps. Not to be confused with the game. Well, after studying the list of ‘new words’ to be included in the latest version of the Collins Online Dictionary, I felt inspired to pick out
He makes life sized cardboard Daleks (photo included!) and actual kayaks, amongst other interesting things. John is a forensic occupational therapist and thankfully an artist too. There are some real classic paintings in his recent collection, and even if there’s not something for the most particular enthusiasts amongst you then
Ever wondered what the highest amount of money someone has paid for an artwork at auction is and what it was they bought? Well wonder no more because here is a list of the top 10 most expensive works ever sold. “I was walking along a path with two friends
Julie is a contemporary Scottish Artist, primarily inspired by areas in the Scottish Highlands and last seen up Goat Fell on Arran with her camera and paints! Born and bred in Glasgow, Julie has been drawing and painting Scottish scenes since childhood, developing her artistic relationship with the land. “The
Venice – the end of August and the feathers are flying! As part of the Bienniale Art and Architecture expo, Swiss artist Julian Charriere decided to airbrush the old grey inhabitants of St. Marks Square – the world’s most filmed, photographed and conspiciously indulged pidgeons and they’re now preening in
“If I had the money I’d buy that!” A common sentiment shared by many when it comes to art, and something people always say when Sheena’s work is on exhibit at our pop ups. People seem to connect with the mood, or simply respect the ridiculous level of skill and
We’re delighted, and very excited, to be putting on a pop up gallery for Auchentoshan at their Whisky Festival on Saturday 16th June. Whisky, fine single malt whisky that is, is the flavour of the day and we’re putting on a show to match! The gallery show is all about the
Brian’s images have their beginnings in the familiarity of everyday objects and places. Lighting can transform situations and stimulate a memory and mood and Brian works to capture these constantly changing forces. Art Pistol (AP): What’s the first thing you can remember painting? Brian: An Elephant, at the age of 4 –
