Artists

As this web site develops, and new artists exhibit with us, some if their works will be accessable here. We currently have some images of previous exhibits, so this current selection is just a very small sample of the many artists we have exhibited over the years.

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Rosemary Beaton

Beaton is an artist best known for her colourful and highly personal figurative works. She graduated with first class honours at Glasgow and won The National Portrait Competition in 1984 when she was just 20. She was then commissioned to paint Sir Robin Day for the National Portrait Gallery. Read more about Rosemary Beaton.

Lesley Burr

After graduating from Glasgow, Burr completed an MA in public Art and Design at Dundee College of Art in 1987. She has exhibited and travelled widely including to China and India.

Burr has works in various public collections and has executed numerous public commissions. She has also taught part-time at Glasgow School of Art. She lived in Shetland for eight years and lives on the West Coast of Scotland. See more Lesley Burr's art.

Claire Dalby RWS, RE

It can be maddening to sit outside with paper and watercolours in a strong, cold wind. When clouds alternate with sun to transform the whole aspect of a landscape every few moments, particularly when there is intermittent rain.

But perversely it is often the weather and lighting that makes me want to paint a particular subject. Even fog has its own special quality of softly revealing shapes and colours without shadow or recession of headlands. See more of Claire Dalby's art.

Alison Harper

Alison Harper left Glasgow School of Art with first class honours and undertook her postgraduate year at Oslo Academy of Fine Art with the aid of a Norwegian Government scholarship. In 1993 she was awarded the Commonwealth Scholarship for two years study in India.

She has exhibited widely in Britain and abroad including the Graphic Museum of Tokyo, the India Today Gallery in New Dehli and the Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo. She has won several awards and has travelled extensively. She was a part-time lecturer at Glasgow School of Art for five years.