You are invited to the preview of Re-United, an exhibition of new work by nine artists living in the North-East of Scotland
We would be delighted if you could join us on Saturday March 24 between 12 noon and 16.00 to meet the artists and view the exhibition.
The artists are: Hazel McAllister, Kath Buchan, Cath Roberts, Martin Nelson, April Pressley, Mairi Ewen, Margaret Pitt, Jenny Watt-Colbeck , Rosy Long.
Refreshments will be provided
24 March to 12 May 2018
Nine Aberdeenshire artists are coming together to exhibit their work ranging from paintings to 3D work.
The artists are: Hazel McAllister, Kath Buchan, Cath Roberts, Martin Nelson, April Pressley, Mairi Ewen, Margaret Pitt, Jenny Watt-Colbeck , Rosy Long.
Please go to to our exhibition page to find out details about the artists
We welcome Alanda Calmus to the gallery for our first solo exhibition.
Alanda is a self taught wildlife and portrait painter. Working from a studio at her home in Fochabers, Morayshire, she has developed her own unique style characterised by realist subjects, painted in oil, which are superimposed upon abstract acrylic backgrounds.
Alanda’s artwork has been displayed in numerous solo and group shows and has been acquired and commissioned by collectors across the UK and in the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe.
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Our opening hours for February 2018 are as follows:
We will holding a workshop led by jeweller Scarlett Erskine on Sunday 22 April 2018, 3-5pm
Scarlett has become well known and respected within the Scottish jewellery design industry since she graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in 2012 and has a plethora of awards under her belt already – most recently including; The Tayberry Gallery Prize winner 2012, The Guild of Jewellery Designers Gold Membership Winner 2012, The Guild of Jewellery Designers Nexgen Tags Winner 2013 and The Dundee Craft Makers Award 2014 and 2016.
Workshop:
‘Make a Ring or a stack of rings’
Cost: £50 for Make a Ring
The workshops include all materials, tuition, refreshments and fun.
To book please contact us on: 01224 844664. All payment must be made at the time of booking as we cannot hold places without payment. Refunds on booking fees are not possible however you can give your place to someone else as long as you let us know.
Maximum of 12 per workshop, so please book soon to avoid disappointment.
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We welcome Alison Ewan to the gallery for the final solo exhibition of the year.
Alison is an artist widely known throughout the north east of Scotland, born in Aberdeen but now lives in Aboyne. Alison paints mostly exclusively in watercolours, mostly landscapes and is particularly fond of old buildings and structures which blend with the landscape, reflecting the passage of time or which strike a familiar chord and perhaps awaken forgotten memories.
The exhibition will finish soon, don’t miss it!
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We are delighted to host our annual winter exhibition featuring over 50 artists. We have a variety of paintings, glass, ceramics and sculptures.
To see more work please click here to go to our exhibition and events page.
In her solo exhibition at the Milton Art Gallery Aberdeen born Morag Stevenson is exhibiting her landscape paintings of the West Coast, Western Isles and Aberdeenshire.
The exhibition will run for a month.
For more information about Morag Stevenson please click here to go to our exhibition page
We are organising a range of exciting new workshops here at the gallery.
The next silver jewellery workshop will be held on 22 April 2018 from 12-2pm – this is led by jewellery Scarlett Erskine.
Also planned are more ceramics workshop for 2018 as well as Annie Sloan Chalk paint workshops and dates will be confirmed as soon as possible.
Please go to our workshop page ( click here ) to find out more details on how to book.
Congratulations to our gallery assistant, Jenny Musker whose latest prestigious award was presented to her by Dame Patricia Routledge DBE at the Royal Society of Miniaturists Annual Exhibition.
‘Love Blossoms’ received ‘The President’s Special Commendation Award’ and was chosen out of 530 other miniatures by the current President Rosalind Pierson.
Jenny is a wildlife artist born in Liverpool and now living and working in Aberdeen. She works mainly in watercolour but also gouache and pencil to depict wildlife in its natural environment in vibrant and accurate detail.
Trained as a natural history illustrator Jenny has spent the last 19 years in the north east making a name for herself as a wildlife artist with strong exhibitions locally and demand drawing her work into collections across the UK, South Africa, Canada and the USA. She works across a range of sizes from 2ft wide to 2” square miniatures.
She has received many awards for her miniature wildlife watercolours. Jenny has also received the Rose Bowl from the British Society of Miniaturists, the Anita Emmerich Prize at the RMS.
To see more of Jenny’s work please click here
