Jane MacNeill

It is hard to not feel good when you are inside Kilmorack in the winter. The log fire and original pink eighteen-century walls glow with warmth. The aroma of coffee...

These latest twelve paintings by Jane MacNeill follow on from the success of her exhibition ‘silence of the mountains,’ shown in Kilmorack last year. They are incredible works, which capture...

These 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.

Jane MacNeill has been working slowly but confidently towards a new body of work. Here are three early releases, full of calm and presence.

Jane MacNeill's keen eye looks at her native Cairngorm mountains, a place of granite hill and cloud. In the 1990s MacNeill's work captured angel-like beings appearing where the boundaries between...

JANE MACNEILL has completed a body of iconic paintings of animals for this exhibition. Here birds are raised to their rightful gold-leafed status. MACNEILL’s technique and ambition has reached a...