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OPEN
open usual daysKilmorack Gallery has returned to its usual opening days, Monday-Wednessday and Friday to Saturday.
We have repaired the spring, so there is water and soap at the font outside if needed, and we have opened up the vestry so it is possible to circulate without becoming cornered. Kilmorack is a very large space so social distancing is possible at all times. A private visit can be arrange if prefered.
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LIZ KNOX
Mind's Eye 18 July - 8 August 2020Liz Knox is undoubtably one of the most sophisticated painters in the country, and this exhibition celebrates eighteen new and unseen paintings. Every work is a gem: from the large landscape Monadh, to the still-life inspired assemblages Figs and Paraphernalia with Shoes and the smaller flower paintings. It is an honour to exhibit each one of them.
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JANE MACNEILL
The Silence of Mountains 15 August - 5 September 2020These are the mountains of my childhood, the hills of home. They are ancient, weathered, and rounded by retreating ice; the colours they reflect are dictated by their geology, by the plants that manage to grow on them, by the quality of snow and ice, and by water. Although I have walked countless times amongst them, it is their distance that moves me.
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catalogue available
The Silence of MountainsWe have a catalogue for our latest exhibition - The Silence of Mountains. Please contact the gallery and we can send you a copy
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The Sound of Silence
The Paradox of Quietness 30 July - 30 August 2020 Silence has been sought since the first noise. When the world is truely quiet you can here the sounds of the hills. Winds carry the ghost of where they have... -
ANN WEGMULLER | six new works
winter landmarks 27 July 2020 'Colour is very important to me. It is probably the subject of my paintings. The painting itself starts from my feeling for a place and the colour is the mood.... -
LOTTE GLOB | Rock Eyes, Wanderers and Vases
new sculpture from Lotte Glob 29 July 2020 Rock eyes and wanderers, vases and books. The landscape is always the inspiration behind Lotte Glob’s work. It is the well that she draws from: that we all need to drink from. With over fifty years of experimentation and creation in the far north of Scotland alone, Lotte Glob knowledge of glazes, shaping and firing clay is vast and unique. She has become an important international artist. We are excited to share with you these latest creations: rock eyes, wanders and large vases.
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