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Rosanne Barr
Placing the horizon low in her landscape paintings frees Rosanne Barr to concentrate on the drama of skies. Burnished hues in red and yellow break through unsettled weather.
George Birrell
East Coast fishing village vernacular style with bold colour
Jane Blair
Farm animals with a hallmark style and rich palette of colours
Marion Drummond
Figurative paintings and floral studies, always emphasising the glance of sunlight. Marion works quickly and spontaneously to capture the subject then returns again and again to build up the effect that she wants to convey.
Jean Feeney
Sought after Scottish artist focusing on the coastal landscape
Beth Robertson Fiddes
large land and seascapes on the themes of memory, solitude and scale from visits to her childhood home on Tiree and to M ull and Iona.
Scott Irvine
Wood sculpture and fused glass in harmony
Alex Johannsen
Ceramic sculpture from the far side
Elena Kourenkova
Human foibles exposed in a quirky humorous take on people.
Frank McFadden
Bizarre portraits and studies from this highly regarded artist who shared a studio with Peter Howson for many years.
Sheila Maclean
evocative images inspired by the artist's home in Wester Ross
Georgina McMaster
Incredible technical draughtmanship jolts her wild animals into life.
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.
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.
James Orr
Distinctive West Coast landscapes with deep azure skies.
Jennifer Paley
Her Photo Album series blurs snapshots to take on an Everyman role
Colin Park
Fantastic over-size head portraits in a variety of media
Lin Pattullo
Readily recognisable for a graphic design style and strong use of colour. Her subjects range from Scottish and Mediterranean landscape to studies of children at play.
Kate Philp
Sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, moorland - lightly abstracted by this young artist from Berwickshire.
Basia Roszak
Dreamlike portraits of people passed by on rainy Scottish streets, people in the Underground or remembered from cafes. Basia’s work is evocative, reflecting a tender sympathy for her subjects, girls mostly, that is reminiscent of Joan Eardley.
Tom Scanlon
Cityscapes and crowds captured with a fascinating unique heavy texture in oils. Luscious high colours mix and swirl.
Douglas Thomson
monumental heads and figures reveal primitive and ambiguous emotions. Surprising and exciting statements of human relationship
Helen Turner
Landscape and coastal settings are captured in Helen's large-scale canvases.
John Warmerdam
Calm light play where sea and sky meet.