Breakout Artists 2019: Show runs from 29.06.19 – 08.08.19
Fresh and untainted, these works are individual, true to their maker and bursting with originality. Each unique from the other, the works on display compliment each other and whilst some…
Megan Wood “Inflorescence” Show Opens 26.05.19
Request Brochure Megan Wood's first solo show entitled "Inflorescence" opens at the gallery this Sunday 26th May and we'd love you to be there. If you can't make it, please…
A look at Isobel Cortese’s weird & wonderful miniature worlds.
People love tiny things. Maybe this is a sweeping generalisation but stay with me because there is research to prove it. According to science (the internet) we humans can’t get…
Artificial Intelligence: Part 1.
The end of Art as we know it? Many conceptualise art as if it is a fixed entity with a single, universal definition; and yet, humanity, across time and geographical…
A look at Lily Macrae.
With powerful paintings that sit between figurative and abstraction, we opened 2018 with Lily Macrae's standout (and near sell out) show 'State of Change'. Studio shot of canvas in progress,…
The Human Form: Part 3.
‘Portrait’ seems to be quite an obvious term at face value (...see what we did there). In the Western world, we have generally regarded the portrait to be a visual…
Bricks & Mortar. Our Herald Luxury Magazine feature.
Great to be featured in the March / April edition of the Glasgow Herald's Luxury Magazine. Find our article nestled nicely in the Arts section. With a look at both…
Abstract Art: Playfulness.
Abstract art can sometimes be elevated to a superior - perhaps even pretentious - status in the art world; where it is paradoxically also condemned by many as ‘not art’,…
The Natural World: Water.
Water is perhaps the earth’s most malleable natural asset. It moves between its function as a simple daily resource that sustains our lives; to delineating global borders; and overwhelming human…