Exhibitions / Archive
fundir
Fundir (melt) is a showcase of new work by Grant McCaig.
April Showers
April Showers, a small collection of work by contemporary Gallery artists.
Restored and Remixed
The Scottish Gallery is delighted to host Michael Brennand-Wood’s first solo exhibition at the Gallery.
Joan Eardley
2013 marks 50 years since the death of Joan Eardley, one of Scotland's most beloved painters.
12 Necklaces
For this exhibition at The Scottish Gallery I am showing 12 necklaces, this new body of work has been made with the benefit of a research and development award from the Inches Carr Trust, enabling further exploration into the translation of ancient chain mail patterns into contemporary jewellery.
Clive Bowen at 70
The Scottish Gallery is delighted to host Clive Bowen’s second solo show which also celebrates his 70th Birthday.
Anne Redpath - Paintings and Works on Paper
This exhibition celebrates Redpath's brilliant manipulation of paint.
Diving for Pearls
Diving for Pearls is a mixed jewellery exhibition focusing on the innovative use of pearls by contemporary jewellers.
Indian Tigerlands
For her second solo exhibition with us, Claire Harkess has been in India...
James Morrison at Gallery 8, 8 Duke Street, London
James Morrison’s first one-man exhibition of new paintings in London for many years.
The Inventor
The Inventor pays tribute to Wendy Ramshaw, the return of the Room of Dreams to Edinburgh and our long standing relationship with her.
Passing Islands
We are delighted to host Frances Macdonald's third solo exhibition at The Gallery.
New Ceramics
We are delighted to be hosting Lisa Hammond's first solo exhibition at The Scottish Gallery.
Works on Paper
We are thrilled to open 2013 with an exhibition of Works on Paper by William Gillies.
Ti Sorprendo
Victoria Crowe can be counted as one of Scotland's most important artists. We are delighted to close 2012 with an exhibition of her work.
Blue and White Horizons
Paul Scott's first solo exhibition at The Gallery.
Belgrade Prints
David Michie visited Belgrade in 1980 as a visiting professor at the Belgrade Academy of Fine Arts
Christmas Greetings
Christmas cards by Robin Philipson to Jack Firth.
Visions of Edinburgh
This Christmas we have decided to bring together a selection of works which celebrate the city of Edinburgh.
Jewellery Showcase
Naomi Mcintosh describes her jewellery as ‘Wearable Drawings’ and the body as a landscape.
The View from Here
We are delighted to present this new body of work in which Morrison looks again at his favourite landscapes in all seasons and moods
Amy Dennis - New Paintings
Amy Dennis's first exhibition of new paintings in our Garden Gallery.
Retrospective
Stephen Bottomley is currently head of Jewellery and Silversmithing at Edinburgh College of Art and we are delighted to be hosting this retrospective exhibition.
Two Views
The Scottish Gallery is proud to present this first solo collaborative exhibition of glass sculpture by Sally Fawkes and Richard Jackson.
S J Peploe: Scotland’s First Modernist
This exhibition marks the beginning of another public surge of interest in the work of Samuel John Peploe, prior to the opening of a major exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (November 2012 – June 2013) and in conjunction with a new, updated book written by his grandson, Guy Peploe.
Henry Kondracki - Works on Paper
We are thrilled to host an exhibition of new works by Henry Kondracki. For this exhibition he has made a departure from oil painting towards working on paper.
The Terry Brodie-Smith Jewellery Collection
The Terry Brodie-Smith Jewellery Collection; a celebration of quality, innovation, material and one man’s unique vision.
Walter Keeler
We are delighted to be hosting Walter Keeler’s first solo show at The Scottish Gallery.
Revealed : A Familiar Landscape
An exhibition of paintings and prints by Angie Lewin combined with the willow sculpture of Lizzie Farey.
Shifting Seasons
Alison will be exhibiting new paintings and drawings at the gallery from 8 September to 3 October 2012.
New Acquisitions
We are delighted to present an exhibition of our most recent acquisitions.
20/21 British Art Fair
The Scottish Gallery are delighted to be exhibiting a selection of works at the 20/21 British Art Fair in London in September.
Out of Abstraction
In conjunction with our tribute to Wilhelmina Barns-Graham we are bringing together work in many media as a celebration of the concept of abstraction.
A Centenary Tribute
An exhibition of works by Wilhelmina Barns-Graham who was born in St Andrews, Fife, on the 8th June 1912.
Across a Painted Sky
We are thrilled to be hosting an exhibition of new work by Duncan Shanks during the Edinburgh Festival from 3 August to 5 September 2012.
August Showcases
We will be presenting an exciting collection of work by Danish silversmith and jeweller Claus Bjerring, the Italian based jeweller Jacqueline Ryan, and a showcase of Wendy Ramshaw’s Picasso’s Ladies series during our Festival Exhibitions.
The Taste of JW Blyth
An exhibition of paintings from an important Scottish collection
Landscapes and Still Life
The Scottish Gallery is delighted to host this fourth solo exhibition of sculpture by Jill Watson. The exhibition is a small retrospective brought up-to-date with some new themes, to remind us of her sensitively observed works.
Maker
Maker is a celebration of this remarkable talent and the long association the Gallery has enjoyed with Malcolm Appleby over the last three decades.
Contemporary Silver
Presenting a showcase of contemporary silver by Siân Matthews.
Danish Ceramics
We are delighted to host the first solo exhibition by ceramic artist Hans Vangsø.
The Michie Family
Few families can have had more of an impact on the British art world.
Realist Landscapes
The decision of what to paint becomes of paramount importance for the realist...
Perfect Reflection
The Scottish Gallery hosts Campbell's second solo exhibition at the Gallery: Perfect Reflection.
Paintings and Drawings
We are thrilled to be hosting an exhibition of works by Aleksander Zyw.
Sir Robin Philipson
Robin Philipson was the most high-profile Scottish artist of his generation earning countless honours including a knighthood in 1976.
Taking Flight
We are delighted to present Taking Flight by Alison Kinnaird, following the success of her recent commission for the Scottish National Portrait Gallery which will be unveiled in July 2012.
Terry Brodie-Smith Silver Collection
This collection is a selection of some notable silversmiths from Scotland and further afield. It marks an important period from our exhibition programme from the late 1980’s.
Collect 2012
The International Art Fair for Contemporary Objects at the Saatchi Gallery, London
Stand 5.5 11 – 14 May 2012
Spring Collection
We are delighted to present an exhibition of our most recent and exciting acquisitions.
John Houston - The Forth
Like any great landscape painter John Houston had a particular, deep engagement with one subject. He studied the Forth in all conditions with oil, watercolour, pastel and monotype.
Object Painting Objects
The group of works in Object Painting Objects are connected by the desire to find connections both real and imagined, something potent, charged and resonant in objects of the every day.
A View of Edinburgh
We are delighted to host Hannah Louise Lamb’s first solo exhibition.
Robert Macmillan - In the Stillness of Light
We are very excited about this new body of work from Robert Macmillan for his first solo exhibition at The Scottish Gallery.
Twelve Royal Academicians in Edinburgh
We are delighted to host this show of Twelve Royal Academicians in Edinburgh, curated by our London Director Diane Shiach.
Contemporary Jewellery
Showcasing new jewellery by Marianne Anderson
Woodfired Pots
Matthew Blakely creates woodfired pots in porcelain and stoneware in his studio in rural Cambridgeshire.
Marchlands
We are delighted to present Marchlands, a retrospective exhibition of Scotland's first abstract modern painter William Johnstone.
Landscapes and Still Lifes
We are delighted to host this Exhibition of works by Sir William Gillies in parallel with fellow Borders artist William Johnstone.
Bronze Boxes
An exhibition of bronze boxes by Koji Hatakeyama.
People and Places
We are delighted to host Emily's first solo exhibition People and Places.
New Glass
New work on colour overlaid lead crystal, inspired by the engravings of diatoms and planktons by 19th Century zoologist and engraver Ernst Haeckel.
Christmas Exhibition 2011
A selection of gallery artists exhibit new work for The Scottish Gallery's Christmas Exhibition.
Contemporary Silver
The Scottish Gallery gave Sidsel Dorph-Jensen her first solo show in 2005, shortly after she had graduated from the Royal College of Art, London. Since then we have been enchanted by the new work that she has produced; using traditional silversmithing techniques in an untraditional way, to create objects that show the malleable and organic nature of silver.
Lustre
Sutton Taylor uses colour and abstract depictions of the natural world to portray the drama of nature on the surface of his ceramic vessels. His vessel forms such as bowls and bottles carry the patterns of light and shade, waters and skies.
Stephanie Dees - New Paintings
This exhibition of new paintings by Stephanie Dees explores the architecture and landscapes of Italy and Scotland following her recent travels to the Amalfi Coast, the Isle of Lewis and returning home to Edinburgh.
Still Lifes and Interiors
The Scottish Gallery is exhibiting works of Alexander Goudie.
FCB Cadell
We are pleased to mount this modest tribute to accompany the show at The SNGMA and the republication of Tom Hewlett’s monograph
New Paintings - Kate Downie
"In the village of Achiltibuie there is a former Hydroponicium, a huge experimental 'light-box'... Now disused and in disrepair, I was allowed to use it as a temporary studio and lookout over the beutiful wet lands and changing sea-light of the Summer Isles..."
Unearthed
We are thrilled to present this new body of work by recent ECA graduate, David Cass, in our Garden Gallery
Calum McClure - New Paintings and Drawings
The Scottish Gallery is delighted to host Calum McClure’s first solo exhibition since graduating from Edinburgh College of Art in 2010.
Fergusson’s Women
A selection of paintings and drawings by JD Fergusson, one of the Scottish Colourists. To mark fifty years since his death we are hosting an exhibition of Fergusson's Women.
The Scottish Colourists through to the Edinburgh School
During the Edinburgh Festival we will be exhibiting a selection of work from The Scottish Colourists and the Edinburgh School in our lower gallery.
Earl Haig - Memorial Exhibition
Dawyck Haig’s ninetieth birthday exhibition in April 2008 turned out to be his last; a vale. We published a catalogue with a foreword from Prince Philip who pointed out that it was his friend’s fifteenth exhibition with The Scottish Gallery since 1945; a remarkable, consistent relationship between a gallery and an artist that can have had few equals.
The Drawing Room
Ed Kluz is fascinated by the objects of our cultural heritage. He seeks out the extraordinary, the lost and the overlooked to inspire artworks that reexamine British Romanticism and redefine the contemporary view of historical architecture and landscape
New Paintings
We are delighted to host another show for Pip Pope...
A Private Collection
Property of Hilary and the late Keith McCallum
Drawings from the 1950s and 1960s
An exhibition of drawings by Alasdair Gray, a prolific artistic and literary figure of the post war period.
Bare Branches, Blue Black Sky; Baskets by Joe Hogan
The Scottish Gallery is proud to host the first solo show of basketmaking by Irish artist Joe Hogan.
Letters from Barra
The Scottish Gallery is delighted to host an exhibition of Geoff Uglow's new work, the product of six winter weeks spent in the Outer Hebrides.
New Paintings
Please Join us for an exhibition of Fraser's new work.
Moving Figures
Callan’s mastery is in his ability to capture the fleeting moments of our lives.
New Acquisitions
To welcome in The New Year The Scottish Gallery is to present an exhibition of new acquisitions.
New Paintings
The maverick returns to The Scottish Gallery, after an absence of over 20 years.
A Christmas Exhibition
Following the success of Mark Hearld and Friends in November 2009, The Scottish Gallery is proud to host Mark's first solo exhibition in the gallery.
New Paintings
We are thrilled to announce that this year's Christmas show will be new works by Frances Macdonald. It will be Frances's second solo exhibition at the gallery, which promises to be as rich and energetic as her first.
Alberto Morrocco & David McClure
We are delighted to announce a joint exhibition of Alberto Morrocco and David McClure, two friends and colleagues who shared a love for the celebration of life, nature and Art.
Antarctic Convergence
The Scottish Gallery is proud to announce an exhibition by Frances Walker, based on her recent expedition to the Antarctic.
New Paintings
Bill Crozier has reached the grand old age of eighty and there will be celebrations in London, Dublin and Edinburgh.
Reflection – New Work
Victoria Crowe has quietly emerged into a preeminent position in Scottish painting.
Relief Collages (1982-87)
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912-2004) is rightly regarded as a major Modern British painter and a significant member of the St Ives School. We have been showing her paintings, drawings and prints since the 1950s.
Portrait of a Gallery
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