Artists
Sheila Maclean
evocative images inspired by the artist's home in Wester Ross
Jennifer Paley
Her Photo Album series blurs snapshots to take on an Everyman role
Jean Feeney
Sought after Scottish artist focusing on the coastal landscape
Judith I Bridgland
Juicy colours amplify nature. Strong impasto brushwork adds texture to her landscapes. Her work is equally exciting on a large scale in 36 inch canvases as on small 6in studies.
Tom Scanlon
Cityscapes and crowds captured with a fascinating unique heavy texture in oils. Luscious high colours mix and swirl.
William Kerr
A fascination for the West coast of Scotland - with its ever changing sea and sky.
Peter Nardini
Sunny days and strong shadows fill Peter's pastel-like paintings using acrylic media. A 'people watcher' who is also drawn to village life of his Italian homeland.
Elena Kourenkova
Human foibles exposed in a quirky humorous take on people.
Colin Park
Fantastic over-size head portraits in a variety of media
George Birrell
East Coast fishing village vernacular style with bold colour
John Warmerdam
Calm light play where sea and sky meet.
James Orr
Distinctive West Coast landscapes with deep azure skies.
Helen Turner
Landscape and coastal settings are captured in Helen's large-scale canvases.
John Lowrie Morrison
Probably the most well-known living landscape artist in Scotland, Lowrie Morrison's work is distinctive for his high key-colour abstract approach to representing the rugged fastnesses of our country, its settlements, people and their rural stories.
Frank Colclough
Sandy foreshores with aqua blue seas contrast with high colour still life settings.