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Some questions to Tony about the book
Question and Answer Georgina poses some questions to Tony Davidson, about his debut book 'Confessions of a Highland Art Dealer' and about the philisophy behind Kilmorack Gallery -
Kilmorack Gallery | Early Years
1996 - 2003 Kilmorack Gallery opened in 1997 and is now [2023] one of the countries most dynamic places to show work, so we have put together these images and words to tell illustrate these early years, from 1996 to 2003.
Past
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In Conversation - Beth Robertson Fiddes 'Water and Light'
Q&A with Beth Robertson Fiddes and Georgina Coburn 26 Apr - 25 May 2024 Georgina Coburn posses some questions to Tony Davidson, about his debut book 'Confessions of a Highland Art Dealer' and about the philisophy behind Kilmorack Gallery. Read more -
CONJURORS
Artit's words and works | ALLAN MACDONALD 5 Nov 2023 - 2 Mar 2024 Read more -
Artists and the Landscape - insights
essays and work for Borrowed Land exhibition 3 Nov 2023 - 2 Mar 2024 Here are some essays, quotes, paintings and sculpture from a few or the artists in our Borrowed Land exhibiton. Read more -
Confessions of a Highland Art Dealer
Tony Davidson 25 - 25 Oct 2023 We are very pleased to announce the publication of 'Confessions of a Highland Art Dealer,' This memoir begins in the wild Highlands of the nineties and ends in our much-changed present times. It is a secret tale of artists, art and the world as seen by Kilmorack Gallery's founder Tony Davidson. Read more -
Adrian Wiszniewski | extract from Magalogue 8
Tony Davidson considers the work of Adrian Wiszniewski 24 - 24 Oct 2023 Read more
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Alan MacDonald | a divine comedy
Tony Davidson explores the enduring work of Alan Macdonald 17 - 17 Oct 2023 Read more -
The Figure in Flight - Anthony Scullion
Georgina Coburn 3 - 3 Oct 2023 Read more -
What's in a Pot?
Patricia Shone on stone, clay and fire 2 - 2 Oct 2023 Scottish artist Patricia Shone sheds light on her work and the importance of stone, clay and fire. Read more -
Robert Powell's 'The Library of The Blind'
where one point in space contains all points 29 - 29 Sep 2023 Some words on Scottish artist Robert Powell's etching 'Library of the Blind,' suggesting the influence of Jorge Luis Borges, ghosts and stories. This shows details of this remarkable work. Read more -
Salvage | HELEN DENERLEY in conversation
Sculptor Helen Denerley in conversation with Georgina Coburn 10 Jul - 30 Sep 2023 Read more
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Skyfield | ROBERT MCAULAY
new paintings | 23 September - 15 October 23 Sep - 3 Nov 2022 Read more -
Temple of Life | Alan Macdonald
New Paintings 16 Sept - 8 Oct 16 Sep - 6 Nov 2022 Read more -
Healing Art
four works to heal the world 23 Nov - 23 Dec 2021 "Artists are truth seekers. It is their task to see things which most of us fail to notice, and to make them visible. They make the monstrous beautiful. This is how to heal the world."
Tony Davidson, Director of Kilmorack Gallery
What a world it would be if we were all artists. Here is a selection of four works which illustrate the healing power of art. Read more -
Kami - in every tree
19 Oct - 19 Nov 2021 Read more -
Expect the Unexpected
a day in the life of a gallery 15 Sep - 15 Oct 2021 Read more
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How to Steer a Canoe or Run a Gallery
dispatches from a gallery at the edge 13/07/2021 Read more -
in the footsteps of Tom Thomson
Allan MacDonald | new paintings inspired by Canada 13/07/2021 Inspired by iconic artist Tom Thomson, Allan MacDonald returned from a visit to the lakes and rivers of Thomson’s Canada in the fall of 2019. In his baggage were small... Read more -
Good, good, good, good vibrations
colour, composition and excitations 2 - 31 Mar 2021 Paintings are arranged outside on the gravel in front of me. They are placed in the sun with a backdrop of flowers. I notice a tiny blob of pink floating among the blues and greys of a seascape. Sometimes an exhibition greets with a wall of painted energy… or it lacks this, and we walk past. It is about vibrations – good, good, good vibrations - when colour, composition and narrative grip. Outside as I look at the paintings, bees buzz around the sweet blue catmint. We are not so different from the bumbles. Vibrations, as the Beachboys sang, lead to excitations. Read more -
PRINTMAKER | art and science
the most human and the most humane 21 Dec 2020 - 11 Jan 2021 Every discipline has its bag of technological tricks: the glazes of a potter, the pigment that makes a new colour or a mechanical device that allows a painter to see afresh. They open conduits between man and the experienced world. This technological affair is central to printmaking. In prints, man-as-tool-user is wholly adopted. See, cut, print. We exist, we make, and we show - the artistic printmaker tells us Read more -
The Power of the Periphery
from Kilmorack Gallery's magalogue 2018 28 - 28 Sep 2018 Read more
