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Current Exhibition

 

‘CANVAS & CLAY II’ IS NOW ONLINE –  GALLERY OPENS WITH THE EXHIBITION PREVIEW ON SATURDAY 29TH APRIL

Following on from the success of last year’s exhibition of the same name, The Whitehouse Gallery returns with a second offering. ‘Canvas & Clay II’ focuses solely upon paintings and pottery,  finding harmony between both mediums in a carefully curated exhibition.  

The Preview Opening is from 11am – 5pm on Saturday 29th April.  All are welcome to attend, there will be complementary refreshments available. 

The exhibition will be on until 24th June.

We welcome Ian McWhinnie to the gallery for the first time. A Glasgow based painter and ceramicist, we have long admired Ian’s work and are delighted to be exhibiting both his paintings and ceramics in this show.  Featuring anonymous figures, his work is instantly recognizable and sought after. We also look forward to receiving some striking new figurative paintings from return exhibitors, Ben Brotherton and June Bell.

Its been a few years since we exhibited work by Suzanne Stuart Davies; we look forward to a new collection of her abstract paintings, which are interpretations of her surrounding landscapes.  Suzanne has been working closely with potter Julian Francis, resulting in a cohesive collection of paintings and pottery which complement beautifully.

We welcome three new painters to the gallery, each with very different approaches to their work.  Whilst Alison McNeill’s abstract paintings are an expressive, intuitive response to her surroundings, Angelo Murphy’s still life works are a nod to the Baroque painters of the 17th Century, but with a more contemporary twist.  Jan Munro paintings come from her love of design, combining colours, shapes and mark making to create semi representational works which look beyond reality.

Award winning children’s illustrator Catherine Rayner returns with some of her sought after originals for this exhibition.  Another artist who we are excited for the return of is Ann Armstrong, who is sending us a gorgeous collection of her Scottish landscapes.

Landscapes will also be on show by Madeleine Gardiner, Philip Raskin and Tricia Barna, whilst Andy Cross and Jane Blair will be sending a selection of landscape and still life paintings. Dumfries & Galloway based Kate Bentley SWA and Gwen Adair will also delight with collections ranging in style and subject matter. 

Besides those already mentioned, we have  brand new collections of ceramics from a range of potters, including  Anastasia Hille, Anna Smyth, Brian Holland, Georgie Gardiner,  Heather Armstrong, Karen Lainson, Rowena Gilbert & Sarah Piper.

 

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