Affordable Art & Sculpture in a Beautiful Location
The Whitehouse Gallery is a contemporary art & craft gallery, based in the historic artist town of Kirkcudbright, SW Scotland. Now into our eighth year, we can claim a solid reputation as one of the regions leading spaces for exhibiting top quality Scottish fine art and applied art & craft.
The aim of our website is to bring the selection of the work we are proud to show in our gallery, right to your home. Please browse our online gallery to purchase any of our pieces, with a wide range of facilities available including Own Art online, or just visit the website for news updates.
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Featured Fine ArtistKevan McGinty was born in Lancashire in 1968 and received a BA (Hons) in painting from Loughborough College of Art and Design. He has since dedicated himself to landscape painting and the pursuit of “pure, untainted natural beauty”. He has travelled extensively over Great Britain and Europe in search of such inspirational landscapes, but it is the wild, majestic landscapes of the Scottish Highlands that have claimed his heart, and which draw him back relentlessly from his home on the Scottish Solway coast.Kevan McGinty ExhibitionThe gallery is now closed throughout January and February. However, we are delighted to welcome Kevan McGinty back to the gallery, and will be displaying a selection of his new paintings in the gallery during this time. Kevan's exhibition will be on the wall from Thursday 12th January. Customers are welcome to contact us to arrange a viewing by appointment, or simply knock on the door if we are in the gallery and we will happily open up for you. We will be in the gallery between Monday and Friday, as we will be busy preparing for the year ahead. There will also be a selection of work from the Christmas Exhibition on show. All work can be viewed online. |
Featured Ceramic ArtistBorn in Falkirk, Helen Kemp studied Ceramics at Edinburgh College of Art from 1974 until 1978, followed by Post-Graduate study of slip-cast work at Glasgow School of Art in 1978/79. "The inspiration for my work originally came from Mexican and American folk art and Victorian Staffordshire figures. I aim to create a whimsical or dreamlike feeling in the work through facial expressions, body language and sometimes with the use of narrative. Own Art
You can buy anything by a living artist, and spread the cost in ten more manageable instalments. With Own Art, you can borrow between £100 to £2,000 interest free. Own Art is designed to make buying contemporary art and craft easy and affordable. Participating galleries offer paintings, sculptures, prints*, photography, jewellery, metalwork, ceramics, glass, furniture, textiles and much more. |
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