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 ninth 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 ArtistPaul Bennett
The seascape / Landscape paintings created are inspired by memory and experience and are developed using artistic intuition. They are not tied into any specific region or time, they are an eclectic synthesis of place, weather and season. I choose to capture and communicate my experience this way as it reflects life with its unceasing process of observing, experiencing, interpreting, storing – and ultimately – reflecting. Current ExhibitionScotland is a country spoilt for its natural beauty, from wild and dramatic landscapes to beautiful, rugged coastlines. It is no wonder, therefore, that this is a preferred subject matter for many of our fine artists, ‘Horizons’ is an exhibition which explores this theme. The Exhibition Preview Opening is on Saturday 4th May from 11am onwards, where everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the exhibition with a glass of bubbly and locally handmade chocolates. The exhibition will close on Saturday 22nd June. |
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.
Featured MakerThe son of a Fife shepherd, Donald McIntyre attended Bell Baxter High School, in Cupar Fife and went on to Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee. He graduated in 1969 with a degree in graphic design. At that time ceramics was not a degree course. After a spell of teaching, he managed to escape the profession and worked with disadvantaged youngsters having set up a pottery for a scheme taking people from the unemployed register. |
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